The strangers left, once again leaving me alone in the strange room, my heart continuing to pound as I cried for my father, for Terious and for all of my people, praying that they were okay and well. That they were alive somewhere and that one day, i would get back to them.But for now... I didn’t know what was going to become of me. I groaned, unable to sleep as the strange wires tugged on my arms, leaving me in vast amounts of pain. I turned my head to look at them, small amounts of blood trickling from the wound that they had created, the pain becoming unbearable. And yet, I was too afraid to call out for help, nor signal what I know realised to a camera; and I highly doubt that any human would come to help. It had been hours since I had seen anyone and longer since I had a meal, my stomach pleading with me to eat as it groaned in hung

“I don’t know.” I murmured, “its been a while.”“Try.” James snapped, pulling me from the bed. “We don’t have time for 'I don’t know'. You need to move.”I stumbled and dropped into my knees, my legs swaying when I stood, unable to hold my own weight. I grunted as my back hit what looked like a stand, the strange metal holding the bed in the air, and though it seemed unstable it had held my weight just fine. I turned my head to look up at James and sighed, knowing that he required me to walk, but also that I couldn’t do so. Not after being bound to the bed for what felt like weeks, even as I knew it to be only days; after all, I wouldn’t be able to survive for weeks without food or water.My stomach once again rumbling as my mouth went dry, praying that wherever they were ta

I woke from my nightmare in a cold sweat, quickly searching for Terious, but he was nowhere to be found. I shook my head, my eyes unable to adjust to the florescent light, my heart pounding. I had lost where I was for a brief moment, the cell around me butter and cold as I pulled the blanket tighter around my shoulders; tears welling up in my eyes. I wanted to go home above all else, and yet it seemed like an impossibility, I would never see my family again. I almost couldn’t comprehend the thought, and the fear I felt at the knowledge that I was completely alone in a place I hated with all my heart and soul.I jumped when the wall opened, bolting to an upright position on the rough bed, my heart thumping recklessly against my ribcage. A single stranger walked in, his brown eyes distant and uncaring. Who was this man? And more importantly, what did he want? He was short, with small shoulders and a square jaw. His feat

I bit my bottom lip and shook my head. “It is hard to explain. We are simply different than we are in our human form.”“Then we shall have to research it more when you change.” He informed me harshly, quickly jotting something down on the clipboard.“What?” I gasped, shuffling back on the ground.“The changing is on the days of the full moon correct? So we shall bring in a cage and take what we need from you.” Thomas smiled savagely, taking a step towards me as he spoke.“You can’t do that!” I screamed, shaking my head as I was unable to believe such a thing; they can’t just put me in a cage! Surely that is against human laws?!“Watch your tone!” James shouted in return, viciously slapping me acr

“Don’t just stand their!” Thomas shouted, his tone commanding. “Begin testing!”James laughed when the medical staff jumped out of their skin and propelled into action, seeming as though they had all been dazed by me in my wolf form. They pulled various tools out of their bag, including a large needle, though I highly doubted that they had the courage to come near me with such a thing.“first we need a sample of the creatures blood.” James told them all, gently pushing the one forward who held the needle.“Yes sir.” The young woman responded, her skin smelling of winter and wild berries.I growled, baring my teeth as she approached, seeing now as the opportunity to use my telepathy. “Don’t you dare.” I projected onto her mind, her eyes widening