Ethen Walkers P.O.V
" No No get the rogue now and bring it to the office immediately,but if it resists then shot at any means necessary I want it NOW.
" Sir, um its not a rogue its a women by what i can tell is that she is fishy like i think she is werewolf but i can't tell like she has something blocking the scent"
What do you mean blocking the scent, corner her i will be there in 20 minutes don't scare her to were she shuts down"
10 mins later
( Through mindlink )
"Max, do we have anything on the girl yet like anything"
" No the only thing we know is that she has very high walls built up so i cant get in"
" If i may ask i think shes werewolf"
Keep working at it
Elizabeth's P.O.V
I know people are surrounding me i can feel there presence. I think i am going to do something reskey. So i take out my makeup mirror and find out ever position where they are at.
* 2 southwest border
* 3 behind me in a V
* and otherwise many more surrounding me i am totally caved in i think i know there game strategy i used have used this tacit more then once on rogue were's. Her it goes 2 of them will come from the west as if they are lost hikers and they will ask your assistance and then you will run into 1 more further up the road with a broken bike asking for directions to the nearest station about 12 miles then they will ask to come with you. All though thats a lot there are also tree snipers positioned everywhere above and below you. Then the scent comes and i know if i turn around sharply they will find out what i am. I'm so sorry sere she's my wolf if we find our mate we feel over joyed just opposite i'm scared that he or she will turn me in to the counsel.
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On The Run
WerewolfElizabeth, stubborn and a party girl. On night a murder was blamed on her making, her leave the BloodMoon pack one of the biggest and baddest pack to rule over North America. (Luce, Sara's wolfs name, is a clean silver one of the rarest wolfs to eve...
