Humphrey was staring at Kate waiting for her to finish.
"Maybe What?" Humphrey asked eagerly.
Kate took in a breath.
"Well, by the way things have been going on here I think that they-"
Kate was then interrupted by a loud clap of thunder as a small spray of water descended from the sky.
"Aw really? The sky has to open up on us NOW?" Humphrey asked highly agitated.
The small spray became a full-force downpour, soaking everything under it to the bone.
On top of that, the wind speed began to increase rapidly, tossing everything that was not weighted in a westerly direction.
Kate looked up at the sky and saw how the clouds where bottoming out, and how the tops seemed to do the same. Her face changed to fear.
"Supercell." Kate breathed out. She looked quickly to Humphrey, who had his body pointed in the direction the wind was coming from, attempting to battle the gale-forced wind.
"Well need to get out of this storm fast!" Kate yelled over the screaming wind and crackling rain.
"Naw, I think we should just stand here!" Humphrey yelled back sarcastically.
"Now isn't the time to be a smart-ass Humphrey! These micro-bursts and this storm-cell give out a high chance for tornadic activity!" Kate yelled as she and Humphrey tried to plow to their den.
"What?" Humphrey yelled back.
Kate growled in frustration, fear, and irritation.
"WHAT I AM TRYING TO SAY IS THERE COULD BE SOME SERIOUS SHIT HAPPENING ANY SECOND!" Kate practically screamed.
Both of them stopped however as they felt their fur stand on-end and their ears pop as the pressure seemed to flat-line.
Kate heart skipped a beat as she instantly recognized what was happening, along with every other alpha in the Jasper Territory.
"We need to go, NOW!" Kate roared as she grabbed Humphrey by the scruff of his neck and tugged him in the direction of their den.
"OKAY, OKAY IM GOING!" Humphrey hollered back as both of them cut directly to their den.
When they got inside, Humphrey shook himself off.
"Kate would you mind telling me what the heck is going on?" Humphrey asked worriedly as he watched Kate scanning the skyline.
"Greenage." Kate gasped as she saw the greenish tint over the clouds.
Then she saw it.
In the distance, where the sky was supposed to end and the ground was supposed to start, there was a small section where the sky seemed to keep on going.
"Oh no!" Kate yelped, making Humphrey jump.
"What is it? What's wrong?" Humphrey asked highly concerned.
"We need to get to somewhere safe before-" Kate was again interrupted, but this time it wasn't thunder.
A loud screeching filled the ambience around it, almost sounding like a speeding train.
"WHAT THE HELL IS THAT?" Humphrey yelled as he pushed his paws over his ears.
Kate didn't verbally respond, instead she pulled Humphrey to the complete rear of the den as the air at the entrance began to fill with dust and debris.
She pulled him closer and held him tighter as the pressure inside skyrocketed.
Both of them held onto the ground as hard as physically possible.
But against everything they did the suction pulled them both out of the cavern, still holding on to eachother.
A/N: Well, that was overly dramatic, but I just simply have to do it, it pouring outside so this is the only time I will probably ever think of this. So tell me what you think.
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