A Gargoyle's Journey and Virility

Part 26: Telling the Clan

The day came and went. Soon, the sun set, and the roars of gargoyles met the night. It was still plenty cold outside, but the gargoyles didn't feel it quite so much.

Brooklyn was nervous about telling the clan. After getting a good few stretches in, he also felt movements inside him. His baby must have been waking up too. The movement instantly made him try not to expose his belly so much. He instantly caped his wings after he jumped down from the parapet.

The others joined him and Goliath joined them from the leader's parapet. Now would be a good time to tell them. But before Brooklyn could talk, Goliath spoke up first, ordering certain ones to go places to patrol.

Brooklyn was assigned to patrol the Midtown area with Broadway and Angela tonight. He gulped. But he wouldn't argue. It was better to deal with this after all duties were over for the night. Goliath was going to be taking Bronx with himself and Lexington. The gar dog didn't get out much. Hudson was free to take it easy tonight, which was what Brooklyn should have been doing as well.

The red male hoped they wouldn't run into any trouble tonight, or that he wouldn't get hit by an enemy in any way.

The trio took off from the castle. Brook followed behind his brother and mate. They couldn't help but hold hands as they flew next to one another. Brook still longed for a love of his own, but when he thought about it, he had a love coming into the world soon. He smiled and put a hand to his belly. He wasn't alone anymore. He could feel his child make a move within him. Just feeling the child move made him feel like he was falling in love with something special. He was starting to feel the father/child bond.

He also knew he needed to think of a name. Gargoyles weren't going nameless anymore. The clans Goliath and Angela had met around the world all had names.

"We'll go by the banks and see if there's any action there." Broadway said.

"Yeah." Angela agreed.

"What do you say, Brooklyn?" Broadway asked his red bro. He looked back and saw Brooklyn looking downward and he had a hand on his belly. "Brooklyn?"

"Huh?" Brook looked up. He took his hand off his stomach.

"Something wrong?" Broadway asked, making Angela look back as well.

Brook giggled in reply. "No. I was just wondering if we could get something to eat too? If we don't see anything."

To the couple, that was unusual for the Second in Command to be asking about food. He would wait till they got home to worry about food, but he had been acting rather unusual of late. But how he had giggled in reply was something new too. It was something good to see him happy for a change, especially being around them. He never was when around them on patrol.

"Yeah, we'll see." Broadway replied.

They continued onward. Going up towards where they needed to go, it seemed pretty silent and nothing going on, till there was an explosion heard and an alarm blaring loudly. It got the trio's attention.

"We better check it out." Brooklyn declared. They glided down to the bank where it happened. This was how he had met Elaine.

There were a gang of twelve masked men in dark clothes coming out with bags of money in their arms to an armored truck.

"Move, move! We have to get out before cops show up, you cretins!" One of them yelled out.

The men then stopped when they saw flying figures coming down from the sky. They had glowing red and white eyes.

"Going somewhere?" Angela declared.

"Just try and stop us, Monster!" Another man exclaimed.

Broadway and Angela were going to take on the front guys. Brooklyn stayed behind the others, but he went after some men that tried to sneak down an alley from the open wall in the bank.