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It was Saturday and my mood had changed to serious once again. The teachers in school had been trying to talk to me all week but I'd been turning them all down. One time I even wanted to spit in one of them's face: Can't you take a freaking hint? But of course I held myself back, being the good girl I am.
I'm in all serious mood, staring at my computer, getting ready to check again.
All week I've been searching around the north border of South Dakota every morning and night and I haven't found anything yet and I've gotten more serious. This is the last time I check, with or without a sign. It was Saturday night and I wanted to get this show on the road.
With my fingers crossed I searched it up again. I waited silently as it was loading and it showed up with a new wolf sighting in the same place as the other one, in this town named Clawton. With a bright smile in my face I click the link for the video.
The camera was somewhere in the woods, looking near the other wolf attack. On a tree there was a dead man held up by rope and silver chains. It was a different man from the other attack video. You could barely see the male's features because of all the claw marks and bite marks on his body. The rope and silver chains were wrapped around his body from the neck down. Ever so quietly and carefully a wolf emerged from the thick under bushes. The wolf looked all brown with different scars and blood stains on his fur. The wolf quietly went over and sniffed the man. The wolf jerked his head away as if disgusted. He looked left and right and behind his back. He turned and if his tail in between his legs he ran away as fast as he could.
The edits came on, showing who made the video. Someone named Robby showed up and another was a girl named Jenna.
My eyes widened and I quickly wrote down what happened and checked in my book to make sure I was right because I did that drastic thing.
"They sometimes leave the body as a sign for all the other rogues to keep away," I said. I quickly closed it and braced myself.
"Dana!" I yell.
"What?" she shouted back.
"Are our parents here?" I ask. There was a slight pause before I got my answer.
"No, why?" she yells.
"Will you come up?" I ask loudly.
"I'm headed your way." I nervously sat on the bed as I wait for her to come up. She gets here quickly and frowns as she sees me. I pat a spot on the bed for her to sit down. With narrowed eyes she sits.
"You know about my search?" Dana rolls her eyes.
"Of course I do, how could I not?" Dana asks. I ignore her question.
"I think I may have found a lead," I said. Dana's eyes widened and she leans in, more interested. She waits for me to go on.
"Watch these videos," I say, wanting her to see it first before I explained. With confusion all on her face I show her the two videos. While she watched I grabbed my book, making sure to highlight all of the sentences that lead me to my conclusion. Nervously I sat down, watching the second video with her. Her face looked disgusted as she saw the dead man but she didn't run away... yet.
"Now what?" Dana asks, once it was finished. My words caught in my throat for a second before I started my speech.
"So the first video was all about three wolves attacking a insane man in South Dakota. I've been reading all about werewolves in my book that I got. The book has solid proof and is entirely real. In this chapter it shows about rogues. I'm taking it that you know nothing about werewolves at all?" I ask. She slowly nods her head.
"So first there's the Alpha who is the leader of all the werewolves his pack. The luna is the... wife of the Alpha. Then there's the beta. The beta is the second in command in the pack, taking his orders from the Alpha. Next is the delta who is the third in command and the best fighter in all of the pack. There's a lot of werewolves in a pack and they all follow the Alpha's rule," I said, giving her the basics. With wide eyes she slowly nods her nod.
"In my book there's a chapter about rogues and lone wolves. Rogues are the wolves that have been kicked out of the pack. They usually go insane. Here on this page," I said, showing her the page. She followed
my finger and nodded once she finished the sentence.
"So what I'm thinking is that the three wolves are in a pack doing something called a border patrol that checks the territory. The wolves found a rogue. You see how it says that rogues go insane? I think that's what's happening. The man that they attacked had definitely gone insane. And second wolves aren't usually in South Dakota," I said, slowly. With wide eyes she nods.
"Then with this sentence it says that werewolves usually leave a rogue wolf that's dead out as a sign for the other rogue wolves," I said, showing her the sentence.
"But it could just be a coincidence," she argues. I knew she was going to do that. So I just took a deep breath.
"Maybe but maybe it's not and I'm not going to sit around here if they really are out there," I said. She looks frustrated.
"But they're not- wait, what?" she looked so confused. Poor girl.
"I'm going to go find them," I told her calmly. It's true what I said to Mr. Klaun when I said I wasn't going to have this mood next week. I had been planning for this. My words were all true. I can't and won't just sit here if they really are out there. Which I felt in my heart to be true. Dana just stared at me.
I walked over and reached under my bed where I pulled out a backpack which held all the stuff I needed. I was totally prepared. Dana put a hand over her mouth in shock. She looked terrible.
"I have to," I started but got cut off.
"I know," Dana said. I looked at her in confusion and shock.
"What?" I asked.
"I know, I knew that you would go after them soon enough. I may only be eleven but I can tell that with this crazy obsession you would do something drastic. I knew in the bottom of my heart you would try something like this sooner or later. I knew I would have to let you go soon enough," Dana said, tears rolling down her cheeks. My face softened and I grabbed her and pulled her into a hug, rubbing her back, not really knowing what to do.
"I have to go," I said, quietly. She nodded.
"I know."
"Will you let me go?" She hesitated but nodded. With a sad smile I hug her again.
"Will I have to cover for you?" she asks. I nod and she nods too. She looked so nervous and sad already.
"It's going to be okay. All you have to do is say that I made a new friend and is going to spend a few days with her. That is if they ask," I said but feel bitterness in that last sentence. She nods.
"You leaving now?" she asks in a small voice, opening up a new side to her that I haven't seen before.
"I have to before it gets too dark," I said. She nods and gives me a hip-breaking hug. I go to the window with my backpack on, giving my sad room a last glance. I look at Dana with a sad face. She looked like she was going to cry. I wink at her before I took a deep breath and climb out the window.
I can't help thoughts of missing my sister, my room, my house, and my stuff as I climb down the roof carefully.
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Hombres LoboAthana has been searching for the supernatural all her life. One day she finally found a clue and she ran away hoping for a better life, hoping that she can do some good in this world. Afterwards, she becomes a fearsome werewolf hunter. She has comp...
