The Raven - Born Of The Earth

it. I could see a lot of people out in the field, man, women and Children alike. But they were all on their knees probably forced by the mans o

forced them back down on their knees, either pushing their shoulders back down or kicking them when they tried to f

The man went back to picking Aya up by her hair. But this time, Aya didn’t let a single sound escape her tightly sealed lips. But pain was very vi

pointing his free hand at Aya. “I ha

r. Happily.” He said it out loud. A declaration for the rest. An evil

clue what was going on and with the amount of blood lost, I was dazed. With the little words tha

nounced. “From today onward, there will be no more Deep Red pack. I

for all to see. Slowly his fingernails elongated into long sharp claws. The people kneeling was now fighting with the men holdin

out of her mouth. The Aya I knew was not this. She would cry on the smallest pain. But now I could clearly see her eyes, they were that of a leader and ri

Aya was laughing hysterically. He stopped laughing, his lips slowly curling up into an evil grin as he

leash it. I started shaking violently. Now all I could see was white. My need to save Aya was making me crave for more pow

I got closer, I saw it. I saw her. A persona of pureness, matted with white fur, blending into the light. I knew her. She was my strength. She was my po

way from her chest. It then started drawing a thin line of blood down her body. I was beyond furious. Everything around me was mute f

s now shifted towards the roaring sound that was coming off me. At this point the wolf above me was having a hard time containing me to the ground. A few bones cracked on my back as if

w feet apart, baring its fangs at me. I had managed to push him off me. Unlike them I was standing on my two feet. To me it seemed as if I was taller than them and I stood lo

I could see far clearer than my human eyes did. I felt a surge of energy inside of me. And I felt

e man holding Aya. I let out a furious snarl before I lunged for its neck, giving him no time to react. I tasted the warm salty blood as my sha

ed for all of them. I wiped their existence off the planet as I ripped and tore each and everyone’s limbs and head. I stomped my paws on the last wolf as it lay beneath me. I growled at it before I ripped half t

ave a soft smile and held her hand out. She gently brushed my arms as I stood a lot taller than her now. The people stood still. Their face h

d enough for everyone to hear. A sweet smile p

saviour.” Then she looked into my eyes as she held my hand, “I am not scared of you. I don’t fear you. I know you mean no harm to u

lf for that. But I am so grateful to you. Thank you.” She whispers. Her teeth elongate an

I pledge my loyalty to you. Although you are strong, I shall be your shield an

strongest one out there. From this day forth, there will no l

led Aya, for my life is

hey all knelt before me. For their Alpha had declared her loyalty to a beast now. I barely understood anything, but I clearly understoo

ord that took place. And I know they would never utter a word, maybe it’s their sign of showing gratification for saving their life or maybe its

s that we choose to reside, Aya decided that with hair as black as raven and eyes as green as the deep

. I got a name. An identity other than just another animal roaming the woods. I got a friend