It was supposed to be a normal day. Just 2 pups having fun with each other. An innocent game turned into an intense competitive match. One takes it too far. So many thoughts in his head. Afraid of the punishment, he decides to hide everything. But t...
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It's been a while since I visited the pups back in Adventure Bay. To this day, Marshall has remained silent towards me for a full two days. I needed to know if it's because his pup tag is broken or because he's been extremely busy with missions. I was experiencing fear, anger, and sadness in equal measure.
Marshall and I had been mates for a long time, so the idea that something bad might happen to him was beginning to bother me. I made the decision to go see him and the other pups first thing in the morning. My pup tag was going off right as I was about to fall asleep. I answered.
Everest: "Hello?"
Ryder: "Everest? Are you there?"
Ryder? Could he need me for a mission? But it's pretty late. I don't think we have ever done missions when it's this dark outside. Something had to be very wrong then.
Everest: "Y-Yes! I'm here. Is something wrong?"
Ryder: "Yes, terribly. It's Skye. She's having a few issues right now. We need you to come down to Katie's ASAP!"
What?! Skye?! My best friend?! I immediately got up, but not without banging my head on the top of the doorway in my pup house.
Everest: "Argh..I-I'll be there as soon as I can, Ryder!"
I hung up and transformed my pup house into a snowcat. I know I should let Jake know that I'm needed, but I can't waste any time. I don't know how bad Skye is, but I shouldn't sit around wasting valuable time.
It only took me 9 minutes to get to Adventure Bay. I was literally speeding, going over the speed limit. I know Chase would be all over me saying that I should be going at a safe speed, but Skye is my friend! When I parked my snowcat, I was about to run into Katie's pet parlor until I heard a few rustling noises coming from someone's pup vehicle. It frightened me a little bit, one because it was dark and no one was outside.
Everest: "H-Hello? Is someone out here?"
It was quiet. I'm probably just paranoid. I started making my way into the pet parlor. When I walked in, all of the pups were sitting on the ground with sorrowful expressions on their faces.
