e, but my mind wanted me to turn back. I could feel it was not safe, where I was he

was I

unger it too could happen outs

ed under a large

t of it gave me chills. There was too much light where I was, though I was still in the forest but not within the de

its barrow. I trotted through the forest. My heart leaped with joy and I paused between some bushes. I saw food, a fat brown rabbit seemed to have its breakfast, grasses. It was a great time to slowly sneak upon it. My eyes were glued to it as I stealthily crept upon it. Shit, I foolishly step on a piece of dried stick. The rabbit heard me and started fleeing. I raced behind it and grabbed it by its neck before it could ju

eside my first kill. The baby rabbit squeaked terrifyingly as my sharp teeth wrapped around its neck. Before my teeth could pierce into its tiny soft body. I felt my body sent flying into my catches causing them to spread about. I quickly stood up, and my eyes widened scared to death. A large dark brown wolf was s

impe

I wished I had never broken my grandmother's promise. My pack enemies had foun

n the center. My head kept turning to watch if any was trying to secretly attack me from

d at him, scared to the bone to back away from me. He

punishing an outsi

er filthy one." I smelled another wolf, diffe

It was the first I was seeing a man and a wolf in their second form, human form. The time I first could shift into my wolf form. I was o

as furless and he was in some type of strange covering that was as if it wa

body lowered, my ears flattened and I

the urge of crying but I tried not to. My marks weren't showing

mpleting your train

ing rushed through my body an

red for

my own," said the firs

cling me seemed

owered into the grass, onto my side, showing him I was not in for a

ic. She knows she is unable to

her

rown eyes and hair, and he was tall. Before him, I saw som

red on t

rew him

n the Blood Red Pack without

ealized they were n

his hand and quickly lowered it to my head. My eyes closed as th