She had been Omega for a while and although it was painful and kind of pathetic, the female lived with it. Dakazi didn't feel like she deserved it, but it was her fault she had joined such a strong and cruel pack. Well, not cruel. Now, she padded through the Oak Forest, hoping she wouldn't get into trouble for this. She hadn't been ordered around today for once, or, at least, so far. She just needed to obey and she wouldn't get hurt, as much. But Omega's hardly ever go through a day without getting beaten, it was just the way it was.

It was dusk, the sun was slowly sinking and night was falling over the terrain. The faint outline of stars and the large moon could barely be seen through the orange and red glow from the sky near the sun. Clouds hung limply in the air, no sight of puffiness or rain inside of them. It had already rained. The ground was still a bit damp and the plants also. Dakazi's pelt had a few water droplets on her back, but she didn't bother to get rid of them.

The Omega had dark colored bruises across her body varying from purple-blue to yellow. The yellow ones were the oldest and while the more colorful ones were newer, some even had blood colors. She was cut in several place, some larger then others. A few had dried blood on them, others where just now healing, others scar, and the rest were new or somewhat old. She had one that bled constantly, but it had stopped for once. Now, Dakazi couldn't feel the pain. She was so used to it, that she just stood there and got her punishment, not daring to yelp just in case if that made them hurt her more. She needed to be tough so she could rank up, away from the horrid rank she was already at. Was that even possible?

Now, she sat on her bruised haunches, gazing at the sky with her dark blue orbs full of the pain she held inside and the tears. She wanted so badly to cry, but that wasn't possible here. Someone would catch her and use it against her, maybe even hurt her some more. But Dakazi couldn't help. As soon as she blinked, she felt a single tear fall down her cheek and stay, caught in her fur. She hoped no one caught her. She needed to let it out. One by one, tears began to fall but she didn't dare whimper or let out even a small cry, tears were all she needed. For now.