The Keeper of The Dragon Flame BNHA X OCS

Guiding Light

Under the setting sun, Sky hiked through the dense forest alongside Mandalay, Pixie-Bob, Ragdoll, and Tiger. The training session had been intense, and he was looking forward to a quiet evening at the Pussycats' base. However, Mandalay's urgent voice broke the calm.

Mandalay: Wild Caller, we just received a distress call. A group of hikers is lost somewhere in the northern part of the forest.

Pixie-Bob: The forest can be tricky at night. We need to find them before it gets dark.

Sky nodded, summoning his wooden hawk. The intricately carved bird glowed with a faint green light, illuminating the surroundings.

Sky: Follow the hawk; it will lead us to them.

The hawk took off, soaring above the treetops. Its radiant light acted as a beacon, cutting through the growing darkness. The group followed swiftly, navigating through the dense underbrush and uneven terrain.

Ragdoll: Wild Caller, that hawk of yours is amazing! It's like a living compass!

Tiger: Yeah, it's making this rescue a lot easier.

The hawk's path soon led them to a group of tired and frightened hikers huddled together. Relief washed over their faces as they saw the glowing bird and the heroes approaching.

Hiker 1: Oh, thank goodness! We thought we were lost for good.

Hiker 2: That bird... it led you right to us!

Sky smiled, his hawk circling above the hikers.

Sky: Follow the hawk. It will guide us back to civilization.

As the hikers fell in line behind Sky, one of them winced in pain and stumbled. Mandalay quickly approached to check on him.

Mandalay: Wild Caller, this hiker has a badly sprained ankle. Do you think you can help?

Sky nodded, reaching into his pouch to retrieve a wooden plant trinket. He held it over the injured ankle and focused his energy. The trinket began to glow, a soft green aura enveloping the injured area. The hiker watched in awe as the pain subsided and the swelling reduced.

Hiker 3: I-I can't believe it... It's like magic!

Sky: You should be able to walk now, but take it easy.

The hiker stood, testing his weight on the healed ankle, then smiled gratefully.

Hiker 3: Thank you so much.

With the injured hiker able to walk, the group continued their journey, the hawk leading them unerringly. After what felt like hours, the forest thinned, and the lights of the nearby town came into view. The hikers cheered, their fear replaced with gratitude and joy. Sky's hawk landed on his shoulder, its mission accomplished.

Mandalay: Excellent work, Sky. Your quick thinking and that hawk of yours saved the day.

Sky: I'm just glad we got to them in time.

Pixie-Bob: You're a natural, Wild Caller. The Wild Wild Pussycats are lucky to have you.

As they guided the hikers back to safety, Sky couldn't help but feel a swell of pride. This was what being a hero was all about—using his powers to protect and rescue those in need.

As the group dispersed, Sky felt a strange sensation, like eyes watching him. He turned to see a lone wolf standing at the edge of the forest, its gaze locked onto his. For a moment, they simply stared at each other, and Sky felt an unexpected connection, a tug at his very core.

The wolf slowly turned and disappeared into the trees, leaving Sky with a sense of anticipation and curiosity. Something inside him stirred.

Sky: (whispering to himself) What was that...?

Mandalay: Wild Caller, everything okay?

Sky: Yeah, just... felt something strange. Let's head back.

As they walked back to the Pussycats' base, Sky couldn't shake the feeling that this was only the beginning of something much bigger.