Chapter 6: The Invincible Ones
As they retreated into the woods, King denied his forces permission to pursue, instead assuring them that they would be back.
Meanwhile, in the woods Humphrey and the group were discussing how they were going to take back Jasper, if it could even be done. The hot summer breeze blew through the trees and the debate grew ever longer.
"We can't leave Jasper to the Rouges," Humphrey said. "We have to take it back."
"But that's giving King exactly what he wants," Kate pointed out.
"It doesn't matter," Humphrey replied. "This is our home, and no one takes it without a fight." He then turned to the entire group standing before him.
"I'm not forcing you, any of you, to come with me. Those who are willing to stand with me and fight may do so if they wish. If any lobo chooses to opt out, do it now."
The entirety of lobos that were present stepped forward, mostrando Humphrey that they would follow him.
Back in the pack, King was standing on the precipice, looking out into the treeline with a disturbed expression on his face. One of his henchwolves approached him.
"Sir?" he asked. "Is everything alright?"
"No," King snarled. "They're here."
And sure enough, just through the treeline, Humphrey emerged. His stride was elegant, pronounced, almost royal. He didn't look like an omega anymore. A new sense of leadership and authority had come over him. He now carried with him an aura of seriousness, of discipline.
As he continued to gallantly walk into the enemy controlled territory, the rest of the pack could be seen following him in a triangular formation.
After Humphrey emerged from the woods, behind him Adam and Kenya emerged with the same royal stride, and behind them followed Kate and the others. The lobos seemed endless as lobo after lobo seemingly materialized from the forest. King's expression turned into one of frustration and his face became contorted with anger. This was not what he was expecting, nor what he wanted.
Finally, the entire pack could be seen, and as King looked down into the valley at the sheer number of them, he realized that he was no longer outnumbering them, but was now, for the first time since their long rivalry had begun, equally matched. His teeth clenched in frustration, he yelled he order to attack. War was now imminent.
The Rouge lobos rushed down into the valley, leaving King standing atop Kate and Humphrey's den. The Rouges engaged Humphrey and the pack in an epic battle. Teeth and claws met as war raged. Humphrey led his pack through the chaos and bravely fought alongside his friends and family like a true warrior. But as the battle raged on, the Rouges were equally gallant and very well led. Only one thing could turn the tide in Humphrey's favor. King had to be taken down.
As they retreated into the woods, King denied his forces permission to pursue, instead assuring them that they would be back.
Meanwhile, in the woods Humphrey and the group were discussing how they were going to take back Jasper, if it could even be done. The hot summer breeze blew through the trees and the debate grew ever longer.
"We can't leave Jasper to the Rouges," Humphrey said. "We have to take it back."
"But that's giving King exactly what he wants," Kate pointed out.
"It doesn't matter," Humphrey replied. "This is our home, and no one takes it without a fight." He then turned to the entire group standing before him.
"I'm not forcing you, any of you, to come with me. Those who are willing to stand with me and fight may do so if they wish. If any lobo chooses to opt out, do it now."
The entirety of lobos that were present stepped forward, mostrando Humphrey that they would follow him.
Back in the pack, King was standing on the precipice, looking out into the treeline with a disturbed expression on his face. One of his henchwolves approached him.
"Sir?" he asked. "Is everything alright?"
"No," King snarled. "They're here."
And sure enough, just through the treeline, Humphrey emerged. His stride was elegant, pronounced, almost royal. He didn't look like an omega anymore. A new sense of leadership and authority had come over him. He now carried with him an aura of seriousness, of discipline.
As he continued to gallantly walk into the enemy controlled territory, the rest of the pack could be seen following him in a triangular formation.
After Humphrey emerged from the woods, behind him Adam and Kenya emerged with the same royal stride, and behind them followed Kate and the others. The lobos seemed endless as lobo after lobo seemingly materialized from the forest. King's expression turned into one of frustration and his face became contorted with anger. This was not what he was expecting, nor what he wanted.
Finally, the entire pack could be seen, and as King looked down into the valley at the sheer number of them, he realized that he was no longer outnumbering them, but was now, for the first time since their long rivalry had begun, equally matched. His teeth clenched in frustration, he yelled he order to attack. War was now imminent.
The Rouge lobos rushed down into the valley, leaving King standing atop Kate and Humphrey's den. The Rouges engaged Humphrey and the pack in an epic battle. Teeth and claws met as war raged. Humphrey led his pack through the chaos and bravely fought alongside his friends and family like a true warrior. But as the battle raged on, the Rouges were equally gallant and very well led. Only one thing could turn the tide in Humphrey's favor. King had to be taken down.
To Wish Upon A Star
A poem por Silver_Alpha
Oh, to gaze up in the sky,
Looking at the lights near and far.
But to be here sitting siguiente to you,
Is like wishing upon a star.
As the moon shines down on us,
The night suddenly becomes bright.
It is like día again,
But to be here with tu feels so right.
tu giggle and laugh with a snort,
A little smirk of some sort,
Then tu look into my eye
and tears come, making tu cry.
As I hold tu in my arms, I never want to let go,
tu feel safe, at home.
tu calm down until sleep takes in,
It took tu without one to know.
Oh, to gaze up in the sky,
Looking at the lights near and far.
But to be here sitting siguiente to you,
Is like wishing upon a star.
A poem por Silver_Alpha
Oh, to gaze up in the sky,
Looking at the lights near and far.
But to be here sitting siguiente to you,
Is like wishing upon a star.
As the moon shines down on us,
The night suddenly becomes bright.
It is like día again,
But to be here with tu feels so right.
tu giggle and laugh with a snort,
A little smirk of some sort,
Then tu look into my eye
and tears come, making tu cry.
As I hold tu in my arms, I never want to let go,
tu feel safe, at home.
tu calm down until sleep takes in,
It took tu without one to know.
Oh, to gaze up in the sky,
Looking at the lights near and far.
But to be here sitting siguiente to you,
Is like wishing upon a star.
My Pov ( Jason)
I hear everything about me tu like me?
Sophie: Yeah I kinda do
Oh Soph, I like tu too
Rose: So Jason do tu want to do?
I'll have a walk with Sophie.
Shade: Okay take care tu two.
Sophie: We will
As we walk at the park a voice come up
Well Well looks here the little bitch
hola watch who tu call bitch
??: Do tu think we like care what we call her.
Then the lobo attack Sophie injuring her.
I got angry and attack him .I care.
??:The name's Mike I'll be back.
Are tu okay?
Sophie: Okay tu save me.
I have to defend tu Soph.
Sophie: Why are tu fond of me?
tu like me like I like tu of course I'll to defend you.
Sophie: Jason we meet two days and I can't stop thinking about you.
Me too.
I hear everything about me tu like me?
Sophie: Yeah I kinda do
Oh Soph, I like tu too
Rose: So Jason do tu want to do?
I'll have a walk with Sophie.
Shade: Okay take care tu two.
Sophie: We will
As we walk at the park a voice come up
Well Well looks here the little bitch
hola watch who tu call bitch
??: Do tu think we like care what we call her.
Then the lobo attack Sophie injuring her.
I got angry and attack him .I care.
??:The name's Mike I'll be back.
Are tu okay?
Sophie: Okay tu save me.
I have to defend tu Soph.
Sophie: Why are tu fond of me?
tu like me like I like tu of course I'll to defend you.
Sophie: Jason we meet two days and I can't stop thinking about you.
Me too.