The New Light of Hope: Books I to VI.

Chapter XI: The Fight.

Commander Aurora:

Date: August 10, 2020.

And from there, a fight had broken out. I knew exactly who Chief CrookedSoul was looking; I didn't have to take to guess who he was even refering because I already knew who it was from the start when we first met him a few days back, but like we had told him, he wasn't going to take Blizzard even if he tried to do so by force. We were going to fight for the safety of her and her sister regardless of whatever happened to any of us in the process of it all.

"Keep fighting and don't give up no matter how tiring things get!" I told everyone. "And make sure none of them touch the buck or Blizzard!"

AshClaw: "Right on it, Commander!"

There were so many slaps and blows shared us and the enemies along with biting and scratching with numerous sound of growling, snarling, barking, hissing, and spitting being shared all around during the whole ordeal; some of the animals even gained new scars and injuries. I gained a few slight injuries during the fight, but there weren't too serious. But still, I kept on fighting no matter what and so did the rest of the patrol as well in a small battle that wouldn't take long to fight.

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"You know what? To hell with this! To hell with all of you, as a matter of fact! We'e definitely not going to grab the wolf we're looking for by this point, so let's just cut our losses and get out of here, shall we, boys?" Chief CrookedSoul said after three minutes. And without another word, his followers left and as he was about to leave and follow behind them, he looked at us and said: "One way or another, I will claim what rightfully belongs to me."

DawnHeart: "Just get outta here and don't show your face again!"

And without another word, he left. Then DawnHeart looked at all of us and said: "Come on; let's drag this deer back to camp and let's also receive treatment for our wounds once we get there."

And from there, YarrowHeart, AshClaw, and BlackFang helped each other with carrying the deer carcass back to the camp without saying another word where we would learn more about the situation than what we currently knew at that moment.