Two weeks have passed since I've left the place I was held up in.
I ran as far as my paws could take me, didn't stop until my body couldn't handle any more.
Rafe had told me to go North, being cooped up inside a building for months and not recognizing any of my surroundings didn't help.
I wasn't sure if the direction I chose was North, the little instincts my wolf had weren't encouraging. How would I know when I came upon his pack?
The first night out in the woods was the hardest.
The rain made it difficult to find dry shelter, I wanted to howl to see if there were others like me around. But the fear of communicating and being heard by the enemy kept me quiet.
I don't think I would've understood the response if there was one given.
I don't know how far I had traveled that day, I just knew that my paws ached and my stomach growled.
As a pup my parents were just beginning to bring me along on hunts. I observed, but never had the opportunity to hunt something for myself.
Each morning I woke up, there were clumps of fur lying beside me. I knew the last formula given to me was the reason for this.
It took a week before there was nothing left, I woke up shaking. I no longer stood on four paws, but instead two feet.
This had confused me, as I had never transformed into my other half.
When I looked down into the water, the reflection I saw was not of a grey wolf. Instead I saw a human.
Tears came to my eyes, there was nothing about this form to appreciate.
The human I saw looking back at me in the water appeared lost, hopeless. Like there was nothing to live for.
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The temperature changed the further I followed this instinct that I was going the right way.
When I climbed up a short hill and saw a tree line, hope took over me. I wasn't sure if I was close to this pack, but I had a feeling I was near something.
A branch snapped in front of me, I stopped in my tracks to see what was hiding in the trees.
A white wolf stepped out of the tree line, he barred his fangs, a deep growl forming in his throat.
I could tell he was an Alpha of some sort by the way he stood. Chest puffed out, tail held high, ears perked upwards.
I was never given more of a title besides being a pup, I was too young at the time to be placed into a category.
I stood tall, hands clenched at my sides. I closed my eyes for only a second, when they reopened I knew my iris color changed.
His posture changed slightly, he seemed surprised that I dare challenge him. I knew I didn't have my sharp canine teeth, nor did I have my claws. The only thing I had left were the glow of my golden eyes, with those I had to want to be the wolf for them to show.
Otherwise my eye color became brown.
I took a step back as I saw the Alpha transform in front of me. If his wolf form wasn't intimidating enough, the human half showed no mercy.
I gulped as he stepped closer, I didn't dare look away from his eyes.
As soon as he stood in front of me, my lip curled as I let out a low growl.
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Last One Standing
WerewolfWolf-bloods appear to be a threat to the human world. What happens when one wolf loses its meaning and has to balance herself between the humans and wolves. Neither side is accepting of what she's become.