Bite
My bones morph and change shape, my skin twists to grow fur on, and as I let my wolf free, I feel the rage I often keep trapped zap to the surface.
Everest’s blue wolf bears down at me, slobber dripping from his manic, fanged smile.
I growl, snapping up to bite his face, but he disappears again.
It gives me enough time to get to my feet, but not enough for me to dodge his attack flying in from behind. I go down with a whine, landing on the wound that opened a few seconds ago.
Snarling and snapping fill the background. I can’t tell who is winning. I can’t check on my boys. I’m possibly the most worthless Alpha to ever exist.
Bab Populer