Twin Kitsunes: Darkness Falls

22.

⤚ When the Wolf is Out ⤙

Storm

IT was a constant uphill fight trying to keep it down. The wolf wanted out, of course it always wanted out. But I was able to fight it. But in a moment such as this one I couldn't. The chains in my mind were weak.

And the wolf knew it as it tested each chink in my mind keeping it inside as I looked at the rope containing me. Your weak. I shook my head. The taunting voice cut through my head as I shut my head trying to block out the voice it taunted me with.

If you let me out, I'll get us out of the ropes. "Fuck off." I spat out knowing it could hear me causing a growl to rip out from me. It wanted out, I wanted out of these ropes. Aki had been the one to put me in the ropes.

He had knocked me out, Aki managed to get the upper hand and knock me out. Anger coursed through me knowing he had done that. I always prided myself as a strong person; a strong werewolf. After all no one had ever put me in my place.

Each wolf that I took on ended up beneath me, and my wolf stood behind me powering through me. Before I began to realize what I was turning into. The thing Aki had called me, the thing his spirit had tried to tell me that I was that.

A monster.

I shook my head. I wasn't a monster. No, I had never killed anyone. Now I had beaten people until they were beneath me bloody and on the ground beneath me. Golden eyes gleaming down at them as I proved my worth, that I was above them, not beneath.

No one had beaten them. The only advantage Aki had on me was the fact that he had lightening and could send me back with it. But I have a giant wolf form. A form you didn't use against him, or take my advice. I ignored the wolf once more as it reeled it's ugly side at me.

Daiki had been training him, I had been aware of that. But that wasn't training he got from Daiki, Raiden; the infamous nogitsune. . . and Aki and Ara's father. He had to have been the one to taunt Aki all of those moves and training he used.

Or was I lacking? Had changing my ways to make myself a better person when I met the two of them made me soft. I mean I could still beat the shit out of Aki's bullies when they came around taunting as ever begging for me to put their face through a wall.

But even then I got a bit worn out after that, but recovered quickly. It dawned on me at that moment, I wasn't the same person. I had been severely weakened with my lack of training. . . my lack of listening to my wolf as it guided me.

The wolf snickered from inside as that reality hit me at full speed. I was becoming weak when I began to push it out. Blocking it, no longer giving into my werewolf, it caused me to grow weak. I was beaten by a fox; a nogitsune, Aki beat me.

If you let me out, we could get out of here and on with this plan of yours. The wolf's words were sweet like honey and promising, but I knew behind the honey sweet words was venom, and large fangs ready to tear into whatever got in its way.

I laid there unsure. I could hear the footsteps all along the hallway of the asylum as well as the ravings of the lunatics and the screeches of the supernatural creatures trying to escape. There was werewolves here. . . lots of them. Some were trying to escape. . . others.

I couldn't describe them, but they seemed weak and ready to give up. And I couldn't figure that one out, unless they have wolfsbane cursing through them to keep the wolf down. As much as I would want my wolf down I wasn't stupid enough to put wolfsbane in my system.

Wolfsbane caused intense pain and made you practically catatonic, it put you and the wolf down barely able to function. You might be lucky to be able to operate, but everything that comes with being a werewolf is gone, no enhanced hearing, and you didn't heal you simply kept being teared apart and hurt if someone injured you.