Just started high school and I met a Ninja

Pain Retaliation

Okay people who love this story. You best loooove me. I was not going to write until I received what I asked for well in technical terms I did not exactly what I meant but it can work. The main reason why I am writing this (on my phone so I can't do dedications properly) is because of a certain someone that has been pretty uplifting, this chapter is dedicated to NaitoKira (I pray to God that I spelled that correctly) I hope you guys enjoy and I hope NaitoKira and KuroNekoChann are happy. :) 

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No One's P.O.V

The young woman stood there in shock as the body of her love dropped to the floor. No sound, only the revealing of his killer. Al stood behind with a crazed smile playing on his lips. She stood there for a moment then it changed. It all changed.

Her arms and legs seemed to break and remold themselves. Her back arched and cracked. Under her clothes and skin you could see the bones coming a part and molding in a different way. Her eyes changed to a dark red then a deep, cold ebony. Black fur slowly sprouted over her body and her clothes ripped as her face shifted and grew into the snout of a very large fox. Now, instead of a heartbroken woman, stood a large, snarling, black fox.

The killer stepped back in renounced fear. A ferrel growl rumbled through the air. He quickly ripped the sword from her husband's back and pointed it at her. She bowed her head and barred her fangs. Then at lightning speed, she pounced on Al, knocking the sword from his grasp. In one swift move she put her front paws on his shoulders and his head in her mouth. He screamed and flailed. She, then, pushed down on his shoulders and pulled up on his head with unbelievable strength. A sickly ripping sound filled the air along with his agonizing screams. The skin and muscles separated as she pulled up. By the time her mouth was filled with the crimson liquid and she let go, the only thing attaching his head to his body was his spinal cord. The stench of his and her lover's blood filled her nostrils.

She began to morn. The pitiful howl was filled with the unbearable pain in her heart. It brought a feeling of coldness and aloneness to the room as death filled the air. She made her way to her love, but others came around the corner. She snarled.

Running she tackled the first one, a young boy. The mother in her let him go. She let them all go. They did nothing to harm her, well maliciously. They did because it was orders.

They swarmed the area. She had to get out. She barreled through the doors and sunlight fell on her blood covered fur. Blood? Her teeth were stained in it. She turned to her side to see a man at her feet. His spine was ripped out from his back and the intestines spilled out. She shook her head and began running.

A dog soon caught up with her. She looked to see where he came from. A car. One of the doors was knocked off. The two shared a grim agreement and the fox took the lead.

Ninjas ran after them. She didn't want to kill them, but if not for them her offspring, her child would be in her womb. If not for them her friends and love would be by her side. Snarling she and the dog massacred the ninjas. Blood was everywhere. The skies became dark with red clouds. Or was it her vision?

She bit into the ninjas face. The bone cracking under her teeth. The blood filled her mouth. She didn't care. A part of her wanted all of this death. It wasn't right.

She dug her teeth deeper into the ninja's face. He howled in pain. She then threw him down and ripped out his throat. Blood squirted out of his arteries in his neck. She growled and went to the next ninja.

It went in like that for a long while. Ninja after ninja she killed in the most brutalist of ways. The dog stuck to ripping their throats out. Her pain was deeper though. He didn't feel what she felt. The pain. The loss. This was her retaliation. After this she had to let it go. The anger is what killedm her husband. If he would have let it go, they'd be together. Happily ever after so to speak.