Rejected and forsaken

Marsha found herself on a barren land. It seems as if there had been little to no life on that place for some time. The air was hot and dry and there were ugly cracks on the ground. The scorching sun burnt the whole place, including her delicate skin.

Marsha tried her best to shield her eyes from the glaring sun. But then a kick in her abdomen made her realise that she was not alone. Placing one hand on her swollen tummy, she looked around for a shelter. But this place was empty, not even a single tree.

“What is this place?” she murmured to herself. “Hello? Anyone there?” she shouted. But her voice only got lost in the thin air. No one was in the ear shot. Or so she thought.

“Don’t panic. Don’t panic.” She told her self, trying her best not to freak out.

“Marsha.” A deep raspy voice made her turn around. What she saw, made her scream. In front of her stood a huge wolf like man who’s eyes burnt like and angry furnace. With fur all over his body, he stood tall on his hind legs and definitely looked bigger and better than any wolf she had encountered.

She too was a wolf, but never in her life had she seen a wolf like this.

“Don’t come near me.” She ordered in her Luna tone. But apparently that didn’t work on this beast.

“Don’t be scared child.” Another voice, just as gruff but lighter than the other one, came behind Marsha. Fear gripped her heart as she turned around to find that she was surrounded by similar creatures.

This was worse than a rogue attack. She thought.

“Wh....what do you want?” she demanded.

“We just wanted to meet our descendant.”

Marsha’s face contorted in confusion. “What?” she whispered, her previous feelings of agitation slowly vanishing.