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"This way child, you don't have much time." I followed my Nanna down the stairs. She led me to a small room lined with weapons. "If push comes to shove, use one of these." Nanna handed me a small sword and a gun. My own grandmother took another weapon. "Stay here." I si...

"I second that motion." I stated, throwing a quick glance down the hall.

I put one arm under Enir's attempting to hoist him up. Needless to say, it wasn't going very well. I looked over to the one named Fang.

"Come and help,"

Resisting the urge to groan, I knelt in front of him. "Look, the only reason I left in the fist place was to keep you safe. Now that you're here, that plan has backfired completely." I wiped away the stray tear and smiled. "Honey, I hate to interrupt you, but we have company." My...

I knelt next to Enir.

"You okay?" I asked.

At the nod, I glanced around the other members of the group. I jumped at the roar that sounded.

"I'm going to take that as not good."

Ah, nothing felt better than a really hot bath. Sighing, I ran a brush through my gnarled hair, wincing at the tangles. Ow, ow, and ow. That was when I heard my grandmother downstairs. "Grandma, who in the world. . ." I froze. Enir was sitting on the floor. My Nana Marie was sitting in her...

I nodded once, and then stopped dead in my tracks. I felt Vashna's power grow, a shudder running through my spine. At Enir's questioning glance, I shook my head. "If you want to save your friend, we'd better hurry. We're running out of time." We took off, and numerous thoughts flashed thro...

I winced at the odor in the air. Oh yeah, there was no place like Sales. Pulling my collar up, I walked briskly down the street. My backpack thumped harshly, making me set my teeth on edge. I continued to walk until I came to a dirt road. Smiling, I turned down the road, jogging the rest of the way....

I blinked twice, clearing away the tears that were threatening to spill down my face. How many more times was this going to happen? There was no way any of us were safe, at least, not while I was around. Sighing, I picked myself up, dusting off my pants. I cast a glance back towards the cave. I bent...

I lifted my upper lip in a snarl before returning to Enir. Sitting down, I sighed heavily. This was so stupid. I pulled my knees up to my chest, glancing out the cave door. Wait. . . what in the. . . "Miss me sweetheart?" I yelped as a sack came down over my head. I screeched from within t...

I glanced at the pups, then their mother, and then Enir. He was right. They needed a place to stay for the winter months. At the twinkle in their eyes, I laughed softly. So, they wanted to fly, eh?

I cast a glance at him out of the corner of my eye before returning my attention to the hall in front of me. "If you must know, I have two names. My werewolf name is Snowy. My human name is AnaMoly. The HR merely refered to me as General. Anything else?" At the brief silence that followed,...

I cast a glance back towards the ruined building, then back at him. "If you think I'm going to stay out of this fight, you're sorely mistaken." I shoved past him, grabbing my daggers as I went. No, there was no way I was staying out of this fight. I wanted to kill Vashna myself. That trick...

I jumped as Enir hit the ground. Kneeling beside him, I put one hand on his shoulder. I looked up at Cain.

"Help us."

I growled. Okay, lover boy was really starting to tap dance on my last nerve. I stepped forward, ignoring Enir's warning hand on my arm. "Look Cain, I know you don't want us to follow you. I know you said you don't need us, but that's not important right now. What is important is that my stepfa...

I shuddered at Jona's laughter. Something was definitely wrong with the man. He held his arms wide. "Kill me if you must, but I'll warn you now. That girl belongs to ME! She owes me more than her life. Besides, what makes you think I'm the only one? There are others. Others that know of your ki...

Okay, my head was on fire. It felt like someone had taken a hot poker and smacked it into my skull. Groaning I sat up, and froze. The massacre that lay around me reminded me of a battlefield. Bloodhounds lay like wasted carnage on the ground. Enir lay collapsed on the ground. "Enir?" I cal...

I resisted the urge to bite his fingers. Who did he think he was? I didn't NEED his help. Not really. I didn't need pity either. Still, I wasn't about to return to Vashna. The man was all ready six kinds of crazy and I didn't want to be on the receiving end of that crazy. "Thanks," I grumb...

OOC: Thanks! I just wanted to be sure.

Ow, ow, and double ow. My head felt like it was split into two halves. I opened my eyes, wincing against the sudden flood of light. I lay still, debating on whether to move or not. The sound of male voices floated through my consiousness. My first thought was: okay, I'm personally going to rip Vashn...

I looked up to see Enir lost in thought. Glancing at the pups, I sighed heavily. I could've guessed his train of thought. A cold wind blew, bringing with it the promise of snow. Glancing up at the sky, I stared at the moon. What were we going to do now?

They were both idiots. Complete and utter MORONS! Running through the forest, I ignored the sound of crashing behind me. Bloodhound shrieks echoed through the air, making my blood run cold. My feet pounded against the forest floor, branches scratching me here and there. I had no clue how they had fo...

I watched the group reunite with detatched interest. Yippie, now everyone was going to be mad at the loss. Which would mean my commander was so not going to be happy. Sighing, I turned to leave, but not before one of my weapons dropped. I swore hotly under my breath as they all looked up. Oh crud.

I jumped at the voice, before looking away. Hurridely, I wiped at my eyes, smearing away the tears. I shook my head quickly, flashing him a smile.

"No, no. I'm fine. Just. . . bad memories."

I sank my teeth into the tender flesh, sighing contendly. I heard Cain munching happily beside me. I smiled as one of the pups attempted to nip my finger. I gave them a playful shove, rubbing its stomach.

I watched Cain and Enir with mixed feelings. Enir's howl of pain had brought me running, but I had hidden when I saw Cain. Sighing, I sank into a crouched position, resting my hands on my knees. The murder of my family flashed through my mind. I stood quickly, ignorning the flashbacks that taunted m...