Wow! Jacob likes my fan fics! Thats a first. Hey, i'm so sorry about the late chapters again, I had the latest one all typed out when I hit a button that took me to another site and erased it. So sorry. Well, here it is! So sit down shaddap and read it bastitch!
Chapter7: Paradise revealed
Karma was living a very good life at the moment. Much better than she thought any wolf ever had in the wild. She had found out that not all dogs were as horrible as the Twilight Brothers were. Not to mention tacky. Most of them were really good hearted creatures. She had gotten to know a few pretty good, but never loved any of them as much as Sasha. For all she knew Sasha was her mother. She barely remembered anything about her puppyhood in the wild. She assumed it was horribly dreadful, or her mother was neglectful and evil, so she abandoned her and was found by humans. Humans were the wonderful, they were the best creatures ever. They would never hurt her. The humans would never do anything to her. Why would they? The humans were her friends. As she lay staring up at the starry sky, Margey's insane cackles fading into the night, she wondered if life could be any better. She figured that she had nowhere to go but up from here. She was wrong. She was horrificaly wrong. Little did she know what this place was. Or why Sasha and all the other dogs and wolves older than her went into the building from 12 to 1. She figured it was a different feeding time, or something to keep the older animals healthy, like special medicine. As she closed her bright, lime-green eyes, and resigned herself to the night's dark pillowy blanket of slumber, she questioned herself about what really went on in the building? What did happen from 12-1? And why wouldn't Sasha tell her? It would make thinks alot simpler than just waiting confusingly and thinking. The next morning she woke up to the racket of the Food Man opening her cage door. He had a long black leash with a silver chain collar attached to the end. Karma shook her head, ruffling up her pitch black fur, and allowed the Food Man to put the collar on her. He tugged on the leash to make her get up, but she was too tired. She gave Food Man a nasty look that ment "Hang on a sec, I'm getting up!" when the collar suddenly tightened around her throat so she could not breath. She gasped for breath, digging her claws deep into the ground as if it was vertical and she was falling off of it. She collapsed in a heap on the ground, panting like she just fell off a 10 story building onto a trampoline. What spell had they put on this collar?! This was certainly the work of dark sorcery, bewitchment of the evilest kind. This collar was tainted with a terrible hex, no other collar had done this to her. But yet again, they had all been made from pleasently soft leather or woven thread collars, not the harsh, cold, merciless steel links like this one. As she lied on the ground, the collar relaxed and let go of it's death grip on her throat. Food Man tugged on the leash quickly and harshly, the collar tightened menacingly for a split second, then fell limp. She discovered the collar's spell only activated when Food Man pulled on her leash. Surely he must have seen this by now.But if he had, why had he continued to do it? And why when she struggled and whimpered helplessly and painfully in the cold dirt, had he just stared blankly at her, had not come to her rescue when she was a mere foot away? Maybe the collar's hex included that he could not see her. Yeah, that must have been it. Other wise he would never have done this to her. After all, Food Man would never hurt her. Food Man was her friend. He led her past the dog cages, past the wolf cages, and past the storage shed. He took a ring of shiny, tinkling keys off his belt, searched through them, and inserted a small copper one into the keyhole on the door in front of them. The door opened with a creak and he commanded her through it. Into the building. He shoved her into a room full of wolves, all girls, all around her age. She ran around the room, wondering where she was, sniffing other wolves. She found three wolves cowering in a corner. Well, actually two. A snowy white and grey wolf lay with her head in her paws with a mournful, worried look on her face, and a pure grey wolf was extremly upset, whimpering and howling loudly on the verge of tears. The third, a dark, rustic red and brown wolf, sitting on her haunches with her head in the air, an angered, distant, tough look on her face, sat with the others, often looking at them with a pitiful glare. Karma strode up to the grey wolf to comfort her. "Are you okay?" She asked. The grey wolf jumped several feet in the arm and landed on her feet in a threatening stance, growling menacingly with her fangs bared. For such a small wolf they seemed awfully large. Once she saw who it was she relaxed and layed back down with an embarassed look. "Yeah, I'm fine. Um, sorry about that. I'm really paranoid, can you tell? Hahaha, is it me or is it hot in here? Hehehehe, hot, haha, paranoid..." She rocked back and forth with a crazed look in her eyes. "Don't mind Luna, she's always like this. You should see her when it's feeding time, licks her bowl off before they fill it up to sanitize it, then she sniffs it to make sure it's not poisoned, then eats her food one kibble at a time." The rustic red wolf replied. "She sort of reminds me of Margey the heina." Karma said. "Well, some people do say she's part heina, maybe they're distant cousins. Anyway, I'm Berzerk, nice to meet you." Berzerk smiled, looking slightly evil with the sorrowful, yet tough, rebelious look resonating through her dark, earth brown eyes. Karma looked at her suspiciously for a split second, wondering why her smile looked so distant, why she looked so hard core as if the world had stuck her into a kiln to bake until she got so hard, and tough that she cracked. Like it had dried out all her love and abilities to make strong attatchments like water out of clay. But the fiery kiln the population of the world had placed her in may have hardened her, made her rough around the edges, but she had not cracked yet. No, she would crack much later, as Karma would find out soon enough..... Karma let go of her gaze at her and replied to her greeting. "My name's Karma, nice to meet you too." "I'm Blizzard, and don't mind that Luna doesn't introduce herself, she's been through alot and is really paranoid, and, um...." Blizzard, the white and grey wolf, leaned in closer to Karma's ear. ",she's about snapped if you ask me. Don't let her fool you, when she gets mad, she can cause some nasty damage. Luna clawed at the base of the wall and sniffed it. With a dissapointed look, she moved to another part of the wall and scratched at it, sniffed it again, and moved on. After watching Luna for several moments, Karma asked a question. "So, what do you guys think they're going to do to us?" Blizzard and Berzerk lifted their heads and looked at her. Blizzard cocked her head confusingly and answered her question with her own theory. "Well, my friend says that they take you into here when you start getting too big and turn you into dog food. some people think thats what they feed us!" "They don't turn you into kibble," Luna interrupted calmly. "they turn you into spam." Everyone looked at her oddly with questioning looks on their faces, their heads cocked in their trademark look of confusion. "What in the world is.... spum?!" Blizzard shouted. "Spam, not spum, thats what my owner fed me. All my friends didn't like it and told me what it was made out of, but I thought it was tastey." Karma grimaced at the thought of humans eating ground up animals. Blizzard looked sick and turned the other way with her cheeks bulging threatiningly. Berzerk just gave a small disgusted snarl and returned back to her normal cold glare. "You're both wrong." Everyone turned to Berzerk, even Luna paused her pawing of the wall and looked at her. "Oh yeah? what makes you think you know more about whats in there than we do?" Blizzard snapped back. "Because I've SEEN what goes on behind these walls. I've been to another place like this, except much much worse. They did the same excact thing to us, except they didn't pamper us like defensless puppies, they treated us like dirt, like the animals we were. they didn't give a damn about what happened to us, as long as we made puppies. Big, fat, healthy puppies. If any of us gave one unhealthy puppy they beat us and left us to die. They cared nothing for us, and thats exactly what they do hear, they just sugar-coat it so it looks better..... but they're all the same. Each and everyone of them is evil to the core, filthy horrible beasts who care nothing for you or anyone else except their amount of money and how much they can stuff their mouths with food that should have been OURS until they get fat and even more hidious, if that was even possible. It's the same excact thing, they're all the same. Not a damned thing different..." Her glare became even more icyer, and had a certain fiery, laser-intensity she had seen in Blitz. Her eyes almost seemed to be on fire with hatred as anger resonated and echoed through them like caverns. Just then, Food Man came back in with the black leash and hexed collar and placed it around Karma's neck. All the other wolves ran, except for her, and Berzerk. Berzerk had a look of upmost hatred upon her face. If it had not been for her quick glance at his gun straped onto his belt with many other various items, she would have attacked him and ripped him into bloody shreds and tatters that very instant. Karma followed Food Man through another door that led into a long hallway. There were many large steel doors on the walls, yelps, barks, snarls and howls could be heard out of many of them. she could have sworn she recognized Sasha's voice coming out of one of them. Was Berzerk right? Was her story true? It sure seemed to be, not many creatures could have such a look of such pure hatred and anger upon their faces without meaning it. But Food Man was her friend. He would never hurt her. He was probably just under the collar's spell or something. He reached a large steel door near the end of the hall and took out one of his keys. The door rumbled and scratching and growling and snarls could be heard inside. It sounded as though a very mad wolf was trying to make his way out of there fast, desperate to get to the other side and sink his teeth into Food Man's flesh. Taste his dark, crimson blood, slash open his fat, pudgey, bulbous stomach. Food Man placed the key in the door. he opened the door slightly to see where the wolf was. He opened the door fully open to find he was on a chain at the other end of the room. Karma discovered that it was not a wolf at all in there, it was a dog. It was very large, black with orange markings, and a very short stubby tail. His fangs snapped menacingly as he foamed at the mouth with saliva. His long claws scraped up large amounts of metal from the floor, leaving gigantic marks upon it's scuffed, bloodstained surface. Surely Food Man was not going to put her in this room with this crazed dog? He would never do that. He was her friend. He would never hurt her. This thought she had thought almost her whole life and beleived truley with all her heart started to fade a bit as he pushed her into the room with the manic dog. He kicked her in the room painfully, her paws sliding on the scratched, polished floor. He toom off her leash and collar hastily and slammed the door shut behind her. No, he couldn't have done that on purpose. He was her friend. He would never hurt.... she saw him in a window in the back of the room. He pressed a button and the insane dog was let off his leash and charged at her full force. He smiled at her pleasently as the Rottweiler galloped after her. So it was true. This was what happened to Berzerk. What happened to Sasha everyday from 12-1. Thats why she hadn't told her what she did in there. The Rottweiler bursting at full power seemed to be as slow as a snail as she stared at Food Man. His happy grin haunting her. Her mind racing. Nothing was right anymore. Nothing was logical. Her world was upside down. Then the Rottweiler charged into her, knocking the wind out of her, and causing her to fly hard against the wall, putting a large dent into it. And then the Rottweiler forced himself onto her, and they mated....
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Last edited by oddling; 07-27-2003 at 06:01 PM..
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