Anabel Kork's Story

Anabell woke up and it was almost silent. She got up and walked right out of the hut and into the center of her territory. Yep. Alpha was gone. She knew that he liked to take time to himself especially when it seemed that no one needed him. Just like any other leader. She too liked days to herself, but when one leader is gone the other one has to stay. She sighed. She walked back to the hut and sat down on her bed. She hummed quietly to herself about the moon. The former Alpha sang that song to her when she was younger and to remember him she would hum that tune. It didn’t make her feel as lonely.

She never told Neil this, but she had a crush on him. Whenever he was gone she would become sad and feel lonely. Of course she wouldn’t tell this to her Alpha, it wasn’t right. She always showed the upmost respect and never bothered him with her problems. She would love to tell him though. At the moment she was thankful for not being in wolf form or he would be able to read her thought loud and clear. Unlike other wolves she liked to think in her human form. More peaceful that way and a lot more privacy. But of course as a Luna she couldn’t stay lie that. She left the hut once more only in her wolf form and went hunting.

Anabell made it too hunting ground and stayed hidden within the darkness of the trees waiting to attack a deer. Once she spotted it it took her a moment to get in the right position to attack and take it down. She slowly came up behind it staying as quiet as possible. She wasn't a stealthy as the Dark Night Pack so when a twig snapped she had to stop moving completely. The deer was about to run, but luckily she was stronger and brought it down before it could get away. She bit it hard on the neck so that the deer would stop moving. She tore it open and started to eat some of it. She liked to hunt alone because it was harder to keep track of wolves while hunting and her wolf instincts kicked in when wolves tried to take her food. She did at one point fight another wolf from her pack for food. Now the pack just let her go by herself.

As she was eating she could sense the presence of another wolf coming. It was too far away so she didn't know exactly who it was so she decided it would be best to ditch the deer and hide. She went back into the shadows as best as she could near the dead deer waiting for the wolf to approach.

Neil slowed his speed as he grew nearer to the hunting grounds. He came to a slow stalk as he sensed the presence of an other. He carefully stepped over larger sticks and leaves, occasionally stepping on a few twigs and small leaves making a slight crackling and pop sound. He walked with his head up and his ears erect, twitching this way and that towards the cracks and sounds of other animals in the place. His tail dragged behind him and his furs rustled in the slight breeze. Once Neil got to the hunting grounds, he took a quick skim of the area through narrow eyes.

What's this? He thought as he saw a an elk or deer carcass. Going against his better judgement, Neil, after taking a quick stop at the edge of the gathering trees of the forest, trotted right up to the carcass. Narrowing his eyes at the poor, dead thing. He slowed as he closed in on it, his legs binding slightly as his head bowed towards the ground and he smelled around trying to pick up the sent of what ever killed it.

His eyes narrowed as he picked up the sent, finding it awfully familiar. Neil lifted his head then sat down, looking in the forest. "Okay, come on out." He said, looking around and waiting for another wolf to appear.

Anabel saw that it was Neil when he had called out to her. She came out with her head up and her ears out. She felt bad that she hid from him, but she was so used to hunting alone that she freaked out when she sensed another wolf. She stopped walking and she was on the other side of the dead deer looking at her alpha. He was either going to yell at her, scold her or not even say anything about it. It was hard to read his emotions when he seemed serious all the time. She knelt a little as a sign of respect and wagged her tail.

"Sorry Neil. I didn't mean to hide from you." She didn't go to into anymore detail than that. If he wanted to know more he would ask for it, but until then it was short and brief. She was still hungry, but she didn't eat around other wolves no matter how hungry she was. She could be starving, but she has to be by herself.

Neil watched as Anabel came out from the trees, realizing why the sent was so familiar. His eye's were narrow, though not in a mad way or irritated way, just in a way in witch he watched. He listened to Anabel's explanation and nodded. He understood at times like these when you don't know who could just pop up. Though he didn't approve on hunting alone, he didn't say much about that. He nodded once more. "You may continue eating, if you will. I'll go catch some rabbits, or go to a close river and catch some fish to bring back to the rest of the pack." Neil said, not much emotion in his voice. He didn't like showing emotions, for the fact that emotions cause a lot of problems sometimes. There was this and the fact that he was the Alpha. He should he cold and hard, like a stone frozen inside a block of ice. Neil then stood, looking at Anabel and giving yet another nod. "See ya' later." He said in a soft, kind voice, witch was a little odd. He liked Anabel, but he wouldn't say anything about that to anyone. He was the Alpha. The Alpha of their pack. He couldn't let people know about him liking someone. Plus he had other things to worry about like this feel of a battle arising over the land.

Battle. He hated battles. Neil is a good hunter and fighter as a wolf, but he's never really fought as a human. He hardly even understand what a kick is, sadly, with the way people use it as an actual kick in fighting and a kick in saying something is fun or funny. Neil pushed all these sudden thoughts out of his mind, scared they may be picked up by Anabel, and headed back into the woods running slightly and then shifting to his human. Neil has an odd way when talking about his human. He doesn't call his wolf his wolf, but he calls his human his human. This makes it seem like he's more wolf than human. Like he's a wolf that shifts into a human instead of a human that shifts into a wolf. He does spend most of his time a wolf, shifting only into his human when he needs a bit of peace and quite in his state of mind to think. When he shifts into his human, his back goes straight up, his legs morph from two front legs and two hind legs to two arms and two human legs, his tail starts to dis appear and his human eyes return in a blink. This leaves him in a stage of what looks like what werewolves look like in the Hollywood movies that have a wolf head, a weird looking torso, and fur all over them. His head then morphs into a mans face and his ribs and other bones move until he has the bone structure of his human. Then all the fur falls off leaving his snow white hair. He found a white shirt and a grayish white jacket that he had hid in a tree some time ago for reasons like this, when it seems his shirt didn't make it through the transformation but his pants did. He then headed towards a river, not knowing if it was in his territory or a different one.

Anabel watched Neil leave she went back to eating. She didn't hear his thoughts anymore which meant that he was in his human form. Which meant that just for a while she had privacy to think freely without another wolf peeking in. She finished the deer and left most of the bones and skin in a pile hidden away. She never liked eating bigger animals, but she hadn't eaten in about 3 days. She didn't remember why. She believed that it had something to do with the fact that she couldn't get away from the pack. But even then there was food in the territory. Guess she wasn't alone long enough to eat.

She didn't know what to do so she laid down in the dirt and thought about her Alpha. She knew as tradition it was suppose to be Luna and Alpha together forever, most of the other packs don't like the Luna or the alpha. But Anabel actually did like him. Even if he never knows that it was nice to think about it once in a while. She laid there in the dirt thinking about it. Thinking about how this battle between all the packs could change everything. She didn't want to fight. She never had a problem with sharing the land with the other packs, but again she wasn't Alpha. She should have been though. Things would have been better. She hated the tradition of the packs, but she followed them. After her last thought she cleared her mind. It was completely empty of human and wolf thoughts.

She drifted to sleep. She knew that she was unsafe out here, but herself and now that she was asleep she was even more vulnerable, but that didn't phase her. She liked sleeping in her wolf for when she is outside. It makes her feel safe even when she is not. She went into a deeper sleep not even caring if another wolf came to attack her, or if she stayed out here all night. She stayed like this and she dreamt happy dreams.

Anabel was on her way to greet her Alpha by the river, but halfway there someone grabbed her. "Neil!" She called out, but the guy had stuck a needle in her and she passed out. The guy took her to some unknown place into a room. She was still partly unconscious and couldn't tell that she was in a room with another Luna. She didn't know what was going on or why anything was happening, but it was happening. Anabel's eyes slowly opened up and she saw the Luna and two other humans.
"Aw look. Now she is awake. Now you can join the fun this nice Luna over here is going to face as well."

Anabel looked over to her and she looked badly injured. One of the guys grabbed her, but she fought. She kicked around and ended up kicking someone in there 'important' parts. This pissed them off. They grabbed her and threw her over to the other Luna. She was in pain now, but she didn't say anything. She looked at the other Luna.
"Are you okay?"

Connor now was in panic, but he didn't let that show. "Okay. Let's go." He started to run back to the rest of the pack. Well really to the infirmary to see if Miriam was still there. He left her with Emma, but he knew that they would probably hurt her to get to Miriam. He got to the infirmary and saw the two still.
"Emma. We need to gather the rest of the pack and put it on lockdown. I need to call the other Alphas." He shifted and ran out of his territory to the town to call forth the other Alphas.




Anabel knew that she wasn't alright, but she didn't say anything. "I'm Anabel." She said. Even though the packs themselves were not nice to each other. Anabel could care less about the tension, she was going to talk to whoever she felt like. And besides, in a situation like this, it didn't really matter. She looked at the other guys and they seemed to be broadcasting this.
"Great. Now we have to put on a show for your Alphas." One of the guys said to them.
"You could either scream or we can make you scream." Said the other.
Anabel was not going to scream. A true Alpha wouldn't. Even if she isn't an Alpha she has the heart of one.

Jez pulled away from the elk and laied down, her eyes searched every face of her pack that was there. She finished with a snort, some reason she wasn't hungry anymore. She sighed and stood up, shaking herself off, she gave a generous bark.

She wanted to be human for a while... something about being human she enjoyed. Maybe it was because she could speak with her mouth and not with her mind.

Guys... I'm not really hungry....Leroy... would it be ok if I took my leave? She asked politely. She could have just left without saying something, but she rather have the Alpha's permission so she didn't get into any trouble. She tried her hardest to block out her thoughts so her packmates didn't know what was going on in her mind. It was just her being moody.

She moved her body over to Leroy and sat in front of him, her head lowered waiting for an answer.

Anabel needed to find a way to help Addison. She walked over to the dead guy on the floor and ripped off his shirt. She folded it as she walked back to Addison. She gently started to wrapped her arm with it, as if it was a sling so that it would heal faster. Addison then pointed out the wolf on the screen. It was Zane. "Zane." She said. She didn't know if he could hear her, but she said his name anyway. She fought back tears and finished wrapping her arm.

"They are going to come back soon. What do we do with the guy on the floor?" She knew that they were going to come back and do more damage, but anyway to prevent that would be great.