I just randomly made this up during History one day, and it's not finished yet... but here's what I got so far...
In the darkness of the night only the moon shines. The dark clouds try to cover it up, but it shines through every time.The light shines onto the streets below, but the site is groteque. Bodies lay everywhere, what happened here? The faces of scared men and women, not knowing what happened. The clouds cover the moon, and this time the light doesn't shine through. All I see is darkness.
Suddenly I hear a howl and yellow eyes stare at me intently throught the darkness. The moon finally breaks through the clouds, and I finally see what's been staring at me. A snow white wolf, alone, looks at me with great fear. I do the same, not moving, not breathing. The breath is caught in my throat and it refuses to come out. There is something peculiar about this wolf. I look closer and I see it, the wolf's muzzle is red... What's on there? I look around and I find what was on the wolf's mouth... Human blood.
A scream escapes my lips as I fall to the ground, afraid of what the wolf is going to do. But it only stared at me, and it seemed to see my fear, for the only movemnt it made was to bow it's head at me. The fear in my eyes slowly fades, and I suddenly begin to wonder, what is a wolf doing here alone? I look into the wolf's eyes and I find myself on my knees, with my hand extended toward the wolf.
"Where is your pack?" I asked cautiously. The wolf's eyes seemed to glimmer as it moved it's head toward my hand, and I pulled back slightly, afraid that the wolf would try to harm me. It stopped coming toward me, and I stared into it's yellow eyes. We froze there for what seemed forever, and finally I let the wolf reach my hand. As soon as we made contact, the wolf looked up at me. I asked again, "Where's your pack?"
This time the wolf answered me. "I have no pack. Not anymore." it said. I pulled my hand back startled by the fact that it answered me. It lowered it's head and I stared at it once more, my eyes wide with curiousity. "What do you mean 'not anymore?'" I asked it again. The wolf put it's head on my lap and closed it's eyes. "They kicked me out of the pack. I wouldn't do as they told me." this seemed too much for the wolf to explain, as it lay there with it's eyes closed, not saying anything more.
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