Distant Howl

e a faithful companion that was only there, motionless and white for our walk as nocturnal beasts of the Underworld. I slowed down and stalked forward, my body c

ad seen many battles, I was a witness to that. He was one of the strongest soldiers he had. He was certainly someon

was not going to change, no matter if he had to prove it through a bloody battle against whomever

ready for a fight, even if there wasn't. Malice behind her. Still he wanted it; he needed a fight, bloodshed, to unleash that immense power inside me. He needed something to help me fill that empty space an

ous animal body. I did exactly the same, I arranged my legs and released my claws against the ground, marking the ground that would witness the next, a clash between beasts that would

I knew well enough that he would never have backed me down from a challenge. He had already forgotten the number of times we would ha

imagine that if we were in our human form, we

bin after this fight, but hopefully I would be sore and bleeding, the pain enough to tear something dark and painful out of me. But it would be enough to fill that gloomy empty space of battle. And so we began, we went around in circles many times, trying to find each other's weak point, growls and howls were heard coming out of our jaws. I clenched my claws, and decided to set a trap for them, I went much deeper into the forest,

at, perfect for a fight between the two of them. And that was how we crashed forward, massive bodies of lifeless nocturnal beasts crashing into each other, claws and teeth tear

because right now he sure wasn't hiding it. Maybe he saw a soul mate. Perhaps you feel the same way about yo

tearing at the flesh beneath his thick fur, grabbing the nape of his neck w

we got tougher on ea

s bright as the sun in my body, burning away any other em

t could help mask the ang

ed it and w