Luna Eclipse: the deserter's offspring

elt different. She looked around her. There were very tall trees all around, and the g

adjusted her bag on her shoul

. When she got no reply, she got frantic. Slowly, fear st

ed aunt Dew was supposed to be with her, but here she was, all alone in the woods, in a stra

. "Werewolves," she thought. A cold shiver ran down her spine. She needed to get to safet

es watching her. She turned around and saw nothing. Her h

s, and Jenai froze. She turned

tricks on you. Just calm do

nding right in her face, a strange-looking man. He had a great deal of facial hair that covered most of

d scary. The lady, on the other hand, was pretty. She had a cute oval face. A seemingly knife-like slash p

y, "Danger!" Without thinking tw

enai ran faster, her breath shaky from both exhaustion and fear. She looked behind her-a big mist

to regain her footing, but her tired legs gave in as she rolled over helplessly on the fore

st a tree, and she had no way to escap

nai screamed at the top of her voice. The

ically, she tried to get back up on

scattered patterns on the wolves. They got closer. Jenai huddled her legs agai

ked up. Jenai opened her eyes. The wolves had turned around and were g

s. He pounced on the lead wolf and struck him with a heavy paw, sending him sprawling over the f

olf, with bared teeth and an upright tail, charged back into them. Jenai wi

ired and helpless Jenai watched the fight in shock. The crested wolf was a seasoned fighter, for h

but the grip was strong. The female tried to round up the crested wolf from behind, but he turned immediately and de

olves scampered away. The one that had received the

oudly, and trees all around shook. He turned and looked at Jenai, and she shudder

d she could see his wou

ime," he said to Jenai in a firm voice while stari

o have a conversation, but out of awe! She'd never seen o

jawline, he looked like he was straight out of the Men's Magazine that Jenai had sneaked a peek at one

s out here." And with that, he tur

was gone. "I don't even know where to g

rom all the running. She had always wondered how those girls on the athletic team did it-

lunging her bag along. The trees swayed lightly in the night air, and safe for the occasional chirping of nocturna

alled out tiringl

e, but her tired body gave in. Ever