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Once he had finished the map, he ripped the page out of the book and pulled his sleeve back. Showing three metal bracelets with a couple notes clipped onto them. He was in a new city, so he discarded all of the information he had from outside the city, like resetting his memory. He clipped the map onto the second bracelet, just under a note stating his name, age, birthday and how to introduce himself.
Then the skies grew dark, he stared at the sky for a few moments. Drawn to the sight. Once he looked back down to the streets, he noticed the group had already begun to walk off. "Shit" He had to catch up.
Connor stood, he winced in pain as he stretched his body as far as it will let him. He stayed leaning forward with his legs bent. It was stupid to try to stand straight, but he just keeps forgetting. Connor then took another glance down at the group to see where they were going, he wrote a quick note; 'keep following the group of strange people. Speak to them when spoken to'. It was a memo, in case he forgot while following them.
With the note clipped onto his bracelet, he took off in a run across the buildings. Jumping like a frog over the gaps and using his arms to assist him to running, like he was using four legs. The pain was unbearable, at least once he catches up, he will just have to crawl across the building with no pain.
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Jessie stopped and ever so slightly looked up and could see the outlining of a male, crouched fowards, looking don at them.
She sighed and said, '' Don't worry about him. I've seen him plenty of time, as long as we don't bother him, we'll be fine. He's just studying us and wanting to see were we'll go.'' Jessie looked at the others and nodded at them as she came to the front gate of her appartment. She opened the old, rusty gate and stood back so the others could go first. She looked at them and said, '' Keep walking until you all come to the third door on your left, then take the flight of stairs and keep going until you are on the third floor. Then take the second door on you right, and wait in the largest room. I'll be joining you all shortly....'' Her voice dying down as she started to walk to another door on the side of the building, which only led to a small room with a metal table, a few chairs and a box.
Jessie turned the light on and walked towards the box, she opened it up and took out the silver, inscripted knife and put it into her pocket of her bag. She walked back out and locked the door, and went to go and find the others where she told them to go and wait for her.
Alexander looked at the group of werewolves and blinked. 'Scent before sight.' he reminded himself silently, taking a whiff. He smelled each member of the group, and could easily distinguish who was who in terms of rank. He did not care about most of the group, his dark green eyes focused directly on Sophia.
Alpha blood. There was no mistaking it. He gritted his teeth as he looked on with a certain...uneasy feeling in his gut. He then let out a low growl as he began to walk forward, no longer growling as he took his second or third step. However his growl was loud in the quiet corridor. It wasn't a growl of challenge; he knew better than to challenge an alpha, especially since he didn't know her level of strength.
He would have to stop before he and the group of wolves met, and let them pass by him since it was a bit of a narrow corridor. He would respond if spoken to, though at the moment even he wasn't sure how he'd react.
Jessie rejoined the group shortly and shut the door. Sophia sighed relieved as she could now let the built up pressure beneath her skin out, "I need a minute." Sophia told the others. She walked across the room to assure she wouldn't knock any of them over in her shift. Shifting herself onto all fours Sophia let herself shift. She could feel as her bones tingled and reshaped, grew and contracted, and as thick white fur covered her form. Upon full transformation she shook herself. Flashes of the recent crime spree she had slightly heard about filled her head and she had to bite back a howl of pure rage. Just as quick as it had come the wave of rage passed and she sighed in relief as the pressure began to fade away. She lifted her head and realized how small her wolf form made the room feel, werewolves were all naturally large, but alpha's were always some of the largest.
Sophia felt comfortable enough then to return the her human form, and once she straightened up she smiled at the others, "The price of my blood. When I get aggressive I need to shift forms before the feeling goes away." She scratched her head glad, for the millionth time in her life, that Hollywood got it wrong and clothes transformed with you, even if they were at a loss as to how.
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It didn't take long for him to fall behind the others and he was very relieved when they finally made it into the apartment room. He leaned back against the wall and slid to the floor, resting his hands on his knees. Jukka watched the other silently and was taken by surprise when Sophia transformed. Though, he couldn't figure out why he was so surprised. She was large and threatening, like an alpha should be.
Much to his relief, she didn't stay in that form for very long.
"Damn, I would search the building. But that will be a waste of time, who knows where they went. I guess I'll just wait for them outside." With that, he updated his top note to: 'Wait for the group of strange people outside the building. Be sure to engage in conversation if met with them'. He then jumped down from the building, landing perfectly on his feet. It didn't hurt, he was used to crazy movements and actions, allowing his bones to grow stronger than usual.
He walked towards the building and stood at the door which the group walked through, he stopped at a conveniently placed bench located opposite of the door. Instead of sitting, he jumped up onto the bench and squatted down, still on his feet but in a comfortable squat position. He stared at the door, waiting. But soon he began to question himself, "What was I doing again?" He asked while looking at his notes, "Ah, yeah..." He pushed his sleeve down and pulled a notebook out of his pocket. He began drawing his surroundings in a panoramic view, outlining every single detail he saw.
"Dang, if online someone was around to order me around. Life would have more meaning if I was told what to do. I know!" He sighed to himself, but as he came up with an idea he rolled his sleeve up and added to his main note; 'Be sure to ask to join the group, ask the leader. See notebook 1 page 57'. Of course, page 57 was the page containing observed information of the person who seemed to be the leader.
As he waited, Connor kept asking himself every now and then the same question: "What was I doing again?" Only to remind himself after looking at his notes on his arm.
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She walked back to the chair and sat down, she looked at Sophia and said, '' Since you're obviously the Alpha and we're your other pack members, what are we gonna do? I mean, we must carry on with our daily lives, but act as a unit and work together. Working together is the only option we have to surviving the other packs. They're all stronger and we need to know each others weakness's and strengths, that way we can help each other out, and make a better pack. We also need to find out what our ranks our, so we know where we stand and where we don't.'' Jessie looked back at Sophia and nodded, she wanted he to put her own input on what she thinks of Jessie's ideas, and she was ready for whatever her alpha had to say, since Jessie wasn't always the type to disobey orders from a higher power that she had to follow.
"Thank you," he replied quietly.
Jukka's attention then turned to Sophia and Jessie. It seemed as though they were not being forced to become a pack, and he appreciated that. He had only been in a pack once before and it hadn't ended well. The young man's attention turned to the window as the rain began to pour down. A shiver wen't up Jukka's spine as he watched it. After a moment he leaned back against the wall, his hair slipping away from his left ear.
Even in human form, half of his ear was missing. The scarred edges were a dark red and gruesome in appearance. I an attempt to calm himself, he closed his eyes. However, he kept his other senses up, just in case anyway moved towards him in a threatening manner.
He entered the dumpy room and looked around, blinking slowly and allowing his dark green eyes to adjust. He looked at each member of the apparently newly formed pack before looking directly at Sophia again. "I didn't think that forming a pack would have to take place somewhere like this..." he said calmly.
He then shook his head. "But that's not what is important. What is important is a single question: Do you have what it takes to protect those that can't fend for themselves?" he asked Sophia calmly. "I can smell your Alpha blood, and I am aware of what an Alpha Wolf can do. But I'm asking if you have what it takes in here." he said, gesturing to his chest.
"In this city, you're going to need to be able to kill in order to protect both humans and werewolves from each other."
He then quickly reached into the pocket of his overcoat and pulled out a piece of paper and a pen, scribbling down an address on it before walking up to Sophia and stopping mere feet away and extending his hand to hand her the paper. "However, if I am required to help save our kind from killing itself off, you can find me here." he said calmly.
Even though he stood well within arms reach of an Alpha who's blood was nearly boiling earlier, he did not appear intimidated at all. In fact he seemed quite calm, almost as if he were holding back his negative emotions. His particular scent was much stronger than any normal lone wolf, but it was not that of an Alpha. If he were in a pack, it would almost appear that he would be equal to the Alpha, be directly under the Alpha, or, somehow, above the Alpha. There was just something... unnerving about him.
He then turned, the tail end of his coat swishing behind him, stuffed his hands in his pockets and started to leave the room, looking at each and every werewolf within the room again before finally leaving the room.
Connor jumped onto the backrest of the bench, still squatting down. He faced the bush, staring through the strips of hair covering his face. His eyes seemed to glow green, they seemed like the eyes of insanity. But the tension of his stare was soon broken by his voice. "What are you doing?" He asked to the bush, ignoring the strange looks from people as they wondered past him. Must look like he was talking to the bush.
"Anyway, please transform back. It would be nice to speak to you." Connor spoke out with a very calm voice. His words were dragged out, he watched the reaction to every syllable which left his mouth. This wolf is obviously not the leader, but befriending it will bring him closer to being ordered around.
Ah, the thought of being ordered around brought a smile to Connor's face. He would finally gain control of his life again, he will have meaning to living. And of course, he will have fun.
That damn question, always the same. "Who are you?". This question changed Connors expression to thought, "hm, wait there." He pulled his sleeve up to show his metal bracelets with several pieces of paper stuck to them. On top of the paper was the most important note to Connor. He read what the note said out loud; "I am Connor Gateworthy, 18 years old, Male, Human. Nice to meet you." He lowered the sleeve over his arm again and gave another smile.
Noticing where she was pointing Connor still had no idea how anything he does works. "That is a good question though, I have no idea."
"Anyway, who are you? Do you need help with anything? Can you be my master?" Connor suddenly grew desperate to find a master, he was just loosing any feeling in life, there is no point in life unless he had someone to lead him and order him around.
"I don't need help, I need a master." Connor noticed Felan's body language before she explained her cowardness. This gave him an idea. "I don't usually serve the strong, I serve the strong willed and needy. If you accept to become my master, then you will not need to fight or run away. I'll do anything for you." Connor jumped down off of the bench, his height from floor to head stayed the same. He was slightly bent forward with his legs bent a little. His arms hung limply before he placed them into his pockets.
"I do not know who this mistress is. But I am on a self mission, I think." He checked his arms again to remind himself. "Oh yeah, I gotta wait here until a group of werewolves leave the building."
Alexander charged the group with a growl and started to attack them, but whenever he gained the upper hand, one of them would manage to hit him and knock him to the ground. The entire thing was just a tangle of bodies with barking, growling, snarling, and screaming loud enough to be heard by even some of the most hard of hearing within a few blocks. That obviously included the group of the werewolves in the room with Sophia.
The pained cries of Alexander echoed throughout the courtyard before he let out a loud howl and transformed into his wolf form, his bones snapping and reforming, joints and tendons rearranging themselves and muscles tightening and loosening as needed as his body morphed.
When he was finished transforming, in his place was a great black wolf with glowing green eyes. Werewolves are naturally large, and Alpha's are unnaturally large even among werewolves, but Alexander.... He was something else. Even without a drop of Alpha blood in him, he was huge, almost as large as Sophia's wolf form.
The werewolves he was fighting also transformed and were all torn apart in the next series of attacks by Alexander as his teeth sank into them and flung them at each other. When he was done with the group, who now limped away as fast as they could, he let out another loud howl of triumph before shifting back into his human form. As he shifted back, the black fur of his wolf form turned into a mist and circled his human body, forming his clothing again.
Once done with his transformation back to human form, he fell onto his back, panting hard. He was exhausted, and even though his wounds were healing, he was in immense pain. He continued to lay there, motionless except for the quick rise and fall of his chest as he breathed.
With his breathing was a pained whine that was coming from him. Something wasn't healing right, and he needed help.