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of the work for this trip, but still not as much with the paper work. Nate and I stay in our present state as Marcus and the two others shift. Marcus and I figured this would be the best ways since we can still communicate with each other.
I have two of the boys shift letting them use their advance d sense of smell to help out the group. The idea of all of us shifting would sound like a good idea right now, but then our communication would be blocked. As wolves we can kind of read off each other in body language, but for actual words that is another thing. Even in there shifted forms they can understand me when I talk or signal to them.
We are halfway around the hunter’s camp when I no tice the two wolves freeze mid step. I can’t really know what they are thinking or what they have noticed but I halt the rest of the group.
‘ Keep alert I have a strange sense in our location,’ Marcus pushes to me and I automatically crutch down to scan through the trees better.
“Do you see something?” Nate whispers fully alert now. He slowly lowers to my position in the thick of the grass.
“Nate if anything happens run back to the drop off zone .” I say so quietly that I can barely hear it and he nods. Moving slowly we creep closer finding a beaten path that the guards must take.
‘Found a trail ,’ I send to Marcus but the only response I give is a quick okay with no information on their parts. Signing to Nate to watch my back I move closer to the edge of the trees that are protecting my location to get a better look. The wall is taller than I can see up without giving myself away, but I can hear three hunters causally talking to each other. Listening closer I can only hear three heart beats. Looking back to Nate I wave him over to follow me as I look for anything that might help us in any way.
Walking like the way we had been tr ained someone would really have to be listening for us to hear us. Marcus and I have gotten so good at it we don’t even have to look down to do this. Taking a quick glance back towards Nate he’s looking down at the ground, but is right on my tail.
Mentally I’m taking everything in, mapping every little thing as if my life depended on it and it might. My wolf can sense the hunter s and knows that whatever is beyond that wall that we are greatly outnumber at the moment, but she’s not backing down. Nate grabs my arm forcing me to stop and I quickly look over to him to give him a look. His face is serious as he points to his ear for me to listen. Standing still like the trees that surround us I listen and hear what sounds to be breathing of a small group heading in our direction. My mind quickly goes into over drive as I turn Nate around to quickly get out of the way of the incoming wolves. We need to get out of the area without bringing attention to ourselves, but it’s too late as I see first two men come into my line of sight and then quickly two hunters behind them.
“R un as fast as you can don’t turn back,” I whisper but it comes out louder then I expect and Nate takes off almost shifting on the spot. Instantly I’m running behind him but I haven’t shifted yet as the tingling I felt earlier spreads, heating my body until I begin to whimper in pain. Nate’s wolf turns around confused by my situation. I don’t know how to answer him even if I tried. Weakly I toss my hand to wave him away, but it’s too late he soon drops howling in pain. I would give anything in this moment to silence him or make is pain go away. Falling hard onto my back I writhe in agony on the wooded floor gripping onto anything. My whole body is paralyzed and all I can do is endure the indescribable amount of pain that is coursing through my body.
Moving my head slightly I can see two very old men coming towards us with only the whites of their eyes showing as they hum. It’s almost as if their eyes had rolled back into their head. With everything I have I fight to control my body again. The two
I have two of the boys shift letting them use their advance d sense of smell to help out the group. The idea of all of us shifting would sound like a good idea right now, but then our communication would be blocked. As wolves we can kind of read off each other in body language, but for actual words that is another thing. Even in there shifted forms they can understand me when I talk or signal to them.
We are halfway around the hunter’s camp when I no tice the two wolves freeze mid step. I can’t really know what they are thinking or what they have noticed but I halt the rest of the group.
‘ Keep alert I have a strange sense in our location,’ Marcus pushes to me and I automatically crutch down to scan through the trees better.
“Do you see something?” Nate whispers fully alert now. He slowly lowers to my position in the thick of the grass.
“Nate if anything happens run back to the drop off zone .” I say so quietly that I can barely hear it and he nods. Moving slowly we creep closer finding a beaten path that the guards must take.
‘Found a trail ,’ I send to Marcus but the only response I give is a quick okay with no information on their parts. Signing to Nate to watch my back I move closer to the edge of the trees that are protecting my location to get a better look. The wall is taller than I can see up without giving myself away, but I can hear three hunters causally talking to each other. Listening closer I can only hear three heart beats. Looking back to Nate I wave him over to follow me as I look for anything that might help us in any way.
Walking like the way we had been tr ained someone would really have to be listening for us to hear us. Marcus and I have gotten so good at it we don’t even have to look down to do this. Taking a quick glance back towards Nate he’s looking down at the ground, but is right on my tail.
Mentally I’m taking everything in, mapping every little thing as if my life depended on it and it might. My wolf can sense the hunter s and knows that whatever is beyond that wall that we are greatly outnumber at the moment, but she’s not backing down. Nate grabs my arm forcing me to stop and I quickly look over to him to give him a look. His face is serious as he points to his ear for me to listen. Standing still like the trees that surround us I listen and hear what sounds to be breathing of a small group heading in our direction. My mind quickly goes into over drive as I turn Nate around to quickly get out of the way of the incoming wolves. We need to get out of the area without bringing attention to ourselves, but it’s too late as I see first two men come into my line of sight and then quickly two hunters behind them.
“R un as fast as you can don’t turn back,” I whisper but it comes out louder then I expect and Nate takes off almost shifting on the spot. Instantly I’m running behind him but I haven’t shifted yet as the tingling I felt earlier spreads, heating my body until I begin to whimper in pain. Nate’s wolf turns around confused by my situation. I don’t know how to answer him even if I tried. Weakly I toss my hand to wave him away, but it’s too late he soon drops howling in pain. I would give anything in this moment to silence him or make is pain go away. Falling hard onto my back I writhe in agony on the wooded floor gripping onto anything. My whole body is paralyzed and all I can do is endure the indescribable amount of pain that is coursing through my body.
Moving my head slightly I can see two very old men coming towards us with only the whites of their eyes showing as they hum. It’s almost as if their eyes had rolled back into their head. With everything I have I fight to control my body again. The two
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