AN: the villain finally makes an appearance. 1) the person is female. 2) no, she doesn't get a name. you can tell it's her by the emphasis placed. she calls Raven Her or She; where as the villain is SHE or HER. see the difference? good. on with the story!
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He is finally mine. That girl protected him for a long time. Just when he would start to come, She would call and break my spell. I don't know why he was so difficult to put under my command. Most wolves, or even domestic dogs will obey quickly enough. There usually is little resistance. But he, this canine, was tricky. Just when he would start to obey, Her voice would come, and my voice was pushed out of his head. As long as She was around I couldn't get him. That only made me want him more. I thought that this wolf had to be extra special if he had this female to protect him, who cared that much about him, cared enough to keep him from me. Most humans aren't aware of my presence in their pet's life. She was. She was careful with her wolf. She tried desperately to hide him from me. That might have been her downfall. He pleaded with me not to harm Her. I agreed. I would not harm this girl as long as he did my bidding like the rest of my pack.
Like fools they released him into the night. They actually thought that they could keep up with him. I don't think so. He was mine, and no one was going to take him from me. Especially that girl. She put up a good fight, but She lost. I wouldn't give him up. He was my prize. He was mine forever. When he finally became mine, he was no longer bound by their rules. He came by our way. They had no chance.
I have to keep him constantly under my power or else he will escape to Her. I think one month is enough time, he will be a part of the next group that attacks the human village. He will get supplies, and be productive like the rest of them. I will be able to identify him easily enough, not many green wolves in my pack. But even if he was the same color as the rest, I could tell him apart. Just like I can tell all of my wolves apart. I just hope that THEY won't come. If THEY come, THEY will bring Her, and then I will lose my most valuable wolf. I won't let that happen. I won him fair and square, well, maybe not by their rules, but who goes off the human rules now-a-days? Surely the humans don't. They don't honor their contract that they made with my people years ago. That is why we have stooped so low. It sickens me to have to resort to this, but it is the only way to feed my pack. I won't let them starve. I am the leader, and I will do what is needed and right by my pack. We will continue this way. Perhaps one day, I will be able to erase Her from his memory, but for now I am content to have him obey me. He is a wonderful addition to my pack, and to my life.