Sentence by sentence story

[BirdNut]

Stars collect into pools of curiousity and wonder, two beautiful yellow eyes; and behind those eyes an Owl softly coos to them.

 

[Telamon]

The boy and the dog heard wolves cry in the distant, and a high pitched noise.

 

[Dutchgirl]

The long, low, howl of a distant wolf sends a chill of fear and excitement down the boy's back; he takes hold of Old Blue's scruff and smiles a curious, crazy smile.

 

[BirdNut]

Blue whimpered quietly and slinked between the boy's legs, his ears pulled back and his tail bent down.

 

[Dutchgirl]

"Aw, come on, Blue; it's just the wolves; I wish I were one..." A sense of craziness overtakes the boy and he begins to race down the path, leaving Blue to limp along behind as fast as he can.

 

[Telamon]

He went to his house, seeing his mother calling "Kohl! Dinner is ready!"

 

[Dutchgirl]

"Mother," he gasps, "Send me to be with the wolves!"

 

[BirdNut]

Blue shuffles behind him, his tongue dangling out from his mouth.

 

[Dutchgirl]

The boy's face is strangely overcome with a star-like pattern, leaving him looking mystical and dangerous - Blue whines and backs away.

 

[BirdNut]

Blue stares helplessly as his beloved owner makes the transformation, concerned and frightened at the same time.