Rock Dog: The Retold Story

Chapter 19 - We're Not Gonna Take It

A group of vehicles continued to rumble in the highway as it was about to reach the exit that leads to Snow Mountain. It would take another 10 minutes before they had to stop and continue the journey on foot but having about 200 wolves total in all the vehicles was more than enough.

Linnux and his wolves were about to bring the whole village down as he could not resist the temptation of real lamb once the invasion and capture were complete.

Soon, all vehicles raced upwards towards the village which has a slightly tough gravel up-slope road. Still, that did not deter Linnux and the wolves from initiating their attack.

Once they get closer to the village, they parked at the side of the road and ascend the peak on foot, carrying their weapons and cooking equipment on foot. The heavy load did not deter them; in fact, it motivated them.

The village had no idea what was in store for the morning.

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The Mastiff household was built in a spot where Khampa would be the first to see an imminent wolf invasion. In fact, it was his father that built it.

Khampa, as per usual, woke up and did his morning routine, except he was all alone. Waiting for his coffee to brew, he looked out of the rear door to find another beautiful sunrise. He sighed as another day has begun.

He scanned through the landscape and discovered many shadows appearing from the horizon carrying weapons. Then, he recognised the head of the gang leading the wolves.

Ignoring his usual coffee, he ran out of the house and sprinted towards the village as the wolves all revealed themselves.

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Dawn breaks, and Bodi and his Mum were sleeping peacefully inside Bodi's larger than necessary bedroom inside Angus's mansion, both mastiffs cuddling with each other for the night. Bodi's phone suddenly rings, but that was not his alarm.

The young mastiff was the first to hear and grabbed the phone with his paws. The OnePlus phone was within his reach at the bedside table and he did not hesitate to press the call function.

"Hello?" Bodi asked.

When he received his father's cry for help, he put down his phone and tapped his mother's shoulder to wake her up. She, too, opened her eyes. "What's going on, Bodi?" she asked groggily.

"No time to explain, Mum," Bodi told her as he sprung out of bed.

"Ask on the phone!" Bodi rushed out of the room, still in his nightwear.

Karli took the phone and immediately recognised who the caller was.