27th Code Chapter 7

"I want to show you something about this boulder," Lisim announced. The boulder had symbols carved into them, but they seemed semi-simple. Birgade nodded. "You must find a symbol, it will glow when it thinks you are the right one for it. The color is specific, be sure of that," Lisim said before gesturing Birgade off to look. Birgade waas almost finished circling when her eyes met a music note, like the one hanging from her tail, with a pair of headphones around it. The headphones were squarish which made her more suspicious. Her green-blue gaze was cast upon the symbol and only the symbol. It started glowing the same color as her optics. She stood wide-eyed staring at it until she blinked.

When Birgade opened her eyes again she appeared in a black room. Was it even a room? It was only blackness. Suddenly, she was surrounded by glowing wolves, the same color as her eyes. A golden one stepped forward. "You are kind, intellagent, shy. You are lonely as of now because your friends are angered at you. You have a secret that you keep hidden, but we know all. You hide feelings very often. You have a fighter inside that would do anything for someone in need. You would help anyone. You are covering the traits you have of your grandfather." Birgade blushed as the golden one continued, "You feel alone because your parents left eachother and found new loves and left you and your brother to fend for yourselves. You and your brother got in many fights and then lost connection. You now rely on your friends. But you feel small sometimes, like you do not belong, because of your age. But it is not true, your friends still love you. You do not have tough skin, weak emotions." The golden wolf finally finished. It stepped back into the crowd of wolves. Birgade's weak emotions started showing through as tears welled in her eyes. It was all true.

She blinked and appeared back, standing beside the rock. The glow faded away. She ran a white paw over the symbol. Birgade feared it a small bit. Her heart hung in her throat but she walked towards Lisim and heaved a great sigh as she did. "I told you. Did you conect with your spirit wolves?" Lisim asked, a comforting smile spread across her face. "Yes," Birgade faked a smile, "I learned a few things I did not want too though." It was brave of her to speak her feelings, as she did not do this often. Lisim nodded, "That'll happen." She turned around and flicked her tail, gesturing for Birgade to follow her back to the cave.

Entering the cave, Birgade felt her stomach lurch. The flowers aroma did not feel as warm as it did before. Were Jamie and Isykol still mad at her? Pains. Nervous pains rumbled in her stomach. Jamie and Isykol were only asleep, huddled close together. They were obviously falling for one another. Again, Biragde felt alone. She shook the though from her head. She swallowed a lump in her throat and went to the corner. She lay down. There wasn't much to do until the others woke up. Then they would travel again.

A thump. Then a another. Then the roar of a human engine. Suddenly the room went white. The wolves were blinded. Jamie and Isykol franticly searched for the exit, as did Lisim. Birgade had fallen asleep and no one could see nor hear to find her. Isykol shouted, "Over here!" He dipped his head towards a hole in the cave that had been there for quite some time. It led to something that they could not see. "What about Birgade?!" Jamie screached. "She'll find her way out!" He yelled back. "But-" "Jamie, trust me. I beleive in her and you should to. She knows what she's doing. Just go," Isykol interupted Jamie and led the two wolves into the hole.

Birgade blinked open. She was slung over a human's shoulder. She squeaked a bit but quieted herself down so it would be easier to escape. The wolf decided not to squirm. That would be stupid. She tried to find a way out. What would Birgade do? She began observing her surroundings. Did the humans do anything to her? She looked at her paw. A slit went down the middle of it. "Damn..." She whispered. Suddenly she was thrown into a large truck with double doors. She thudded on her back but stood up. "Think again, bitch!" She growled. The human understood her. "You ta-" She leapt onto him and slammed him to the ground. "You think you can just throw me in here that easy? Good luck, son," Birgade growled with a smirk. She put her claws to his throat and felt him struggle to swallow. "Think before you act. I wont hurt you. This time," she leapt off and ran down the road.

"I wouldn't do that if I were you!" The human yelled after her. "What's your say in it?!" She snapped back. "I put a tracking device in your paw. And if you go find your friends, you'll put them in danger. Do you really want that?" He yelled, smiling at his own evil intellagence. She ran back and shoved him into the ground, making him grunt. "What is your name?" Birgade growled. "Why should I tell you that?" He said back. Birgade shoved her claws into his neck skin, not quite cuttin the skin. "What the fuck is your name?!" She snapped, her large jaws slamming shut. "My name is Jared-" "And what the fuck do you want from me?" Putting Birgade's friends in the situation just blew her over. "Expirements. DNA," Jared answered simply.

Too be continued...