Vienna Woods

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A single road cuts through the thick woods, with little humans traveling it. The woods are human free, one of the safest place for wolves in the territory. But, with less humans means more other predators. Bears and Lynx's frequent the area, along with an abundance of prey.
Stay deep in the woods, higher elevations and you should be fine. The place is void of anything but trees and other animals. The forest isn't under any threat of being deforested, and will likely stay that way.
The packs den is nestled in these woods, a secluded clearing with a large den and the place for additional dens if someone so wants to make themself one.

Mortal stopped dead when she found what she needed, grabbing the Dock and Ragwort and Cob Webs she remember she'd need some Juniper berries. Gathering this all up she hurried back to Alda, she quickly crushed up the berries and ragwort. Making Alda eat the berries, she chewed up the dock and spread it along the wounds. Wrapping it up with cob web to keep the wound from being touched with other things.
"Just rest for now Alda.." she mumbled, "Boom, yeah alright?" she barked out not daring to go near her due to Jabber.

"Nuh-uh. She's busy working on Alda anyways" Boom said, shaking her head. "I think I'll just let it be, gotta heal by itself sometime." She explained, stretching her front paws in front of her, her toes reaching far outward.

Mortal had just enough memory to at least go and get what she needed for Boom's injuries. Grabbing some Dock, and Goldenrod she walked over to Boom and shook her head. "you move, and i'll make this more painful." she warned with a smile. She chewed up the Dock and spread it over her wounds, chewing up the Goldenrod she slapped that on there too. "Move to much, and I'll hold you down." she mumbled and walked off towards the den. "Jabberwacky." she said, "Are you injured, and don't lie to me." she stated seriously.

"Whaaaat" Boom complained as she was being mended. She squirmed and writhed as the cure was applied. The second Mortal was done Boom was back on her feet, resuming her prior chase when the dragonfly returned. She moved a bit more than she should, jogging around the clearing, occasionally jumping into the air, swatting at the insect.

Mortal snorted, "You can't lie to me, let me look at your wounds or you'll pay the price." she said, rolling her eyes. "I swear, I will hold you down." Mortal snapped, having no patients for him to not want to be healed. "Just let me look at your wounds." she said.

"when you're dying of infections, don't complain to me." she said coldly and left the den, leaving and going into the force and laying down and yawning.

Boomtown woke up sprawled under a tree haphazardly. She must have run her energy clean out and just passed out there. She sat up to find her back was very achy, but not sharply painful like the day before.

Boom heard/saw Jabber rousing. A smirk o her face she inched closer until she was barely a foot or so away before jumping on him like a big cat pouncing for a meal. "Haha got you!" She barked loudly, swatting his muzzle.

Boom's nose wrinkled when Jabber put his paw over it, "Your feet stink" She said, sticking out her tongue for effect. "And of course I'm a pleasant sight, doesn't get better than Boomtown"

Boom shook her head disapprovingly. "Nonono, you must be going blind Jabber. Boom is the bestest thing ever. I'm 100% percently sure" She corrected him, smacking his nose lightly as he did to her.

Boomtown shook her head furiously, a disgusted look on her face. "You ARE blind after all" She said, still shaking her head. It was difficult for her to hold back the laughter, but she managed.

Boomtown shook her head, a small laugh escaping her chest. "I wanna go swimminggg" She said, but knew since it was only spring the water would still be too cold. She debated going swimming anyway, but could see someone trying to stop her.

Jabber kicking her off him didn't hurt her much, but a look of pain still crossed her face. More mentally, due to the fact he called her a stranger. She knew about his problem, but didn't understand it so of course she didn't take it as lightly as she should've. She shook her head before striding away, sitting down at the mouth of the den, far enough away.