on the fighters from the Yellow Sky Park, killing about twelve wolves while others evaded the su

death in this place. They have death i

and they're here for their fathers. We must be wary." Andrew screamed

ps of their feets as they got closer to their assailan

time, they were more prepared and only five were hit, with t

ic amongst the members of the Yellow Sky Park and alpha Andrew's eyes immediately turned red. Angela, in a b

It was a slaughter of both parties as each struggled to gain the upper hand. A

e. She rushed towards him so he could notice her. She longed to fight side by side wi

ould back off but she wasn't having it. She was determined to show

word in her hands. She felt more than ready for the task at hand. As the fight continued, the

her right to see her father launched up in the air by a very gigantic wolf. He was the alp

her sword and stabbed him from behind, leading to a large sc

ctory was short-lived as she was surrounded by

t her father lay weak on the floor. Two wolves from her park ran to help her but were easily di

ands as she lay on the floor, resigned to her impen

lew them all. Angela faded as she was overwhelmed by the beating she had received. She knew what

e said as she smiled a

members of the park could be heard by her. They stomped their fe

ating and their victory was well de

said as his countenance changed from

efense. For the first time, she felt she had earned

ct, some recognition for her bravery

erently and it was

safe after you lost consciousness. I told you that those wolves w

didn't listen to you d

what. Death is a fate that we must all meet but a leader must be the strength of his people and not a weakness. What leader passes out in the thick

s so keen on being a Luna that she didn't see what w

d spent the entirety of her life, trying to impress her father, to

he lookout for something negative, something he could hold

ad only just realized that. She looked back at the trainings she had

ndeed as strong as she thought and that th

aise from her father. Maybe he meant well. Perhaps, he was t

e best was nothing if i