Chapter 6

'Terry, there's a human scent near here.' I lifted my nose, sure enough there was. I grunted to let my sister know that I was following her and she headed towards the scent. We were about a few feet away when we saw them, two girls from the day class. One, I recognized as Destry, the other seemed to be shy and not wanting to be there. I phased back at the same time as Myra and we stepped out of the bushes.

"May I ask your names please?" Myra said, with one of the coldest voices I've heard her use.

"Oh, hi Myra, you already know I'm Destry and this is my cousin, Ceri."

"I'm afraid that you girls have to leave, you should know that you're not allowed to bother the moon class students." I told them.

"U-um, we were just about to leave, r-right Destry?" Ceri asked.

"Sure, we can see them tomorrow."

Myra and I watched as the two retreated to the dorms. Then I phased back and started the route again.

'Penny for your thoughts,' I heard Myra giggle over the telepathic link.

'I don't actually know what I'm thinking.'

'Well, that's strange, the great always thinking Terry not knowing what he's thinking?'

'Oh hush you silly alpha.'

'Aw, you hurt my feelings beta!'

I laughed, and sped up to where we were racing through the trees. She took the challenge and used her long legs to keep pace with me.

'Can't you go any faster?'

'Of course I can, I was just going easy on you!'

With that said I bunched my legs muscles and sent myself into a sprint. Myra laughed and easily kept up by extending her stride. She glanced over at me with her hollow eye then howled a long cry of pure joy. We both loved racing, and this was one of the few times we could. Myra barked a laugh then increased her pace shooting ahead of me.

'Oh no, you're not getting away that easy!'

'Come and get me little brother!'

I used my muscles even more and caught up to Myra easily, but she was still faster and her long legs gave her an advantage. With one last burst of speed she sprinted ahead and halted at our home. The chairman came running out shortly after.

"Did something happen, I heard a howl?"

"Its fine dad, if you weren't listening, it was a howl of joy." Myra stated, she had already phased back and was heading inside. I barked a laugh and headed in without phasing.

'Why didn't you phase?'

'Don't feel like it, I have the strange feeling something bad might happen.'

'Oh, do you want me to be a wolf as well?'

'Yeah, just incase.'

'Right, I'll tell dad.'

I waited in the kitchen while Myra was explaining everything to Darien. I always had a sixth sense for these kinds of things, so they took it very seriously. A few minutes later, the beautiful silver wolf known as my sister came bounding down the stairs; only thing is, she was soaked and currently shaking the water out of her fur.

'What happened to you?'

'Darien said that I needed a bath.'

I started laughing while she growled at me, barking things that only made me laugh harder. When the door creaked, we both stopped instantly. We crouched low, taking an offensive stance and growled low in our throats.

"Sheesh, you guys don't need to be so scary," a very familiar voice said.

"Ayden," Myra exclaimed, with another one of her split second phases. "When did you get here, why'd you come?" she asked.

"Um, well, I heard you howl, and then I heard you barking at each other and," he paused, "Well, I guess you could say I was worried about you guys." He said scratching his head.

"Aw, thanks Ayden!"