My Hunter Boyfriend and My Dog

The New Mark

It wasn't long, before they all arrived in the hunter's guild in the doctor's corner, where Harley began checking Kaison's blood to see what was going on. Owen was staying close to Adalin refusing to get near him father. It was as if his instincts were rejecting his father and it deeply upsets Owen to the point he's having a hard time not throwing things and breaking them. Adalin is the only thing keeping her calm with just his presence alone.

"How interesting..." Harley was looking into the scope in awe, "You are indeed a hunter. The coloration of the octochain seem to be off though. And considering your background and history with war you should be a marked hunter, yet the octochain seem almost.... A bit to docile to be a marked hunt." Harley explained.

"I don't know what to tell you." Kaison sighed.

"Can you tell what spirit animal he is bound to?" Ryan asked.

"From the looks of octochain it appears to be some sort of bird like animal, but I can't tell which one." Harley sighed.

"Doc... what's wrong with me?" Owen speakers up hugging himself.

"I'm sorry you'll have to explain." Harley looks at him confused.

"Everything inside me... it's like... A dog seeing another dog on their turf and getting ready for a fight. That's how father is making me feel being around him." Owen explains.

"Have you tried the eye staring thing?!? Usually when hunters met each other for the first time they need to kinda assert dominance. So if you have a staring contest. One of you will win and you'll probably feel better afterwards." Ryan explained.

"Okay. I'll try it." Owen nodded and he engaged into an intense staring contest with his father.

His father looks away. It helps little bit, but it's not enough.

"Not quite... It completely work for me." Owen admits.

"I will check to see how your blood is interacting with his for clues on what might be happening... unfortunately we don't have a lot studies or information on marked parents, who have hunter children and how their mark might effect their relationship with their children." Harley sighed as he began testing the two blood's interactions under his scope.

"Normal hunters and marked hunters just don't get a long period. Normal hunters can sense the hunters mark and what they did and it's like... knowing you killed a person and are capable of doing it again. They are simply on guard. Distrusting and ready to fight the marked hunter if they dare do it again. It's a bad thing... but it does make relationships between the two difficult." Ryan sighed.

"I DON'T WANNA FEEL LIKE THIS! He's my dad! He's all I have!" Owen cried.

Adalin hugged Owen assuring him it's going to be okay and cried into her shoulder.

"I guess you could try making a pack with him. That's mostly worked for non marked and marked hunters. Let's see I'm your hunter master right. Cool! Oh wait... Gilbert's my master... so I need Gilly to accept this guy into his pack and than that might calm you down." Ryan explained, "I'll go get him and explain everything to him!" Ryan explains and nodded.

"What if doesn't work?!? What if I'm stuck with this feeling toward my dad! I haven't deal with that! I just can't!" Owen cried.

"If that is the case. My suggestion to you is that you have to leave the pack your in... Hopefully your family bonds with your father will just create a natural pack between you. And I don't see any reason that wouldn't work..." Harley sighed, "Mister Chiendame did you have Owen before or after you took a life?" Harley asked.

"After..." Kaison winced.

"Than... Owen you would be carrying marked hunter genetics inside you probably very docile. That actually might be a problem for you as you've never killed a person. Come to think of it that might explain your paranoia about killing others. This is not going to be any easy situation for any of us. But I assure you both I will find the solution to this problem!" Harley swore.