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The Packs Pet ( Bound and Lil )

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Jan 28, 2009
Rever sighed heavily to himself as he slowly walked his way through the dense underbrush of the jungle. He couldn’t believe his misfortune. His day couldn’t get any worst. Not even a week into the expedition into the jungle did he run into trouble. While fallowing alongside the river, a vine had caught his leg and caused him to fall into the raging waters. The current pulled him away quicker than anyone could react. The river he had fallen into lead deep into the center of the forest where no one had explored before. The current had sucked him under the water and he blacked out from lack of air. By the time he woke up he was washed up on a bank of the river. Most of his supplies had been washed away, what little he had on him had been useless. So now he was set to the task of finding his way through the jungle.

If he was lucky he could find the expedition he had came with, but this area was completely unexplored, he lord knows how long he had been asleep on the side of the river. He didn’t even have a compass to tell him which way he was walking. It the young, tan man had his shirt unbuttoned, revealing his toned body. Though he was still quite wet, the heat in the jungle had forced him to unbutton his shirt for some relief.

As he walked along, he had remembered hearing rumors about some odd folk lore. They said there was a reason no one entered these jungles. There was supposedly some kind of ‘monster’ tribe dwelling here. They had apparently chased any humans out of the jungle over 500 years ago. He didn’t think such rumors could possibly be true, but he was keeping his eyes out for anything that could be a danger to him. Such long standing rumors normal had some kind of truth to him, perhaps some kind of jungle cat stalked through here hunting anything that looked tasty. Little did Rever know that those rumors had more than a ‘some’ truth behind him. He would find this out soon enough.
 
The jungle heat was always a force to be reckoned with and today was no different as the small group made their way to the waters edge. Moving slow as they often did, watching for any signs of human but it was rare to find one this far in. Most were to scarred of the legends or folk lore that was focused on their very presence in the deep vines. Even if it were true that no humans came to this part of the jungle she was always cautious as her group moved through the heavy greens to the open of the rivers bank.

The roaring of the rushing rapids could be heard farther up as the river before them was slowing and calm enough to bath in and escape the heat for the day. The water as always looked inviting and refreshing but as soon as they cleared the way through the thick ground cover, still shielded from the sun and the openness of the bank, they froze. All eyes darting quickly to the figure that had been on the bank. Now as it moved their attention grew tense noticing it was indeed a human man who had been taken by the quick rapids. Still they stayed watching him, thankful for the heavy spill of vines and think leaves to shield them from his eyes.

He seemed harmless enough as her tail slowly twitched, her ears focusing on all sounds he made. Slowly the group began to sink back into the protection on the jungle as he began to walk. Only she stayed along with one of the males who was known to be protective over her. They watched in silence as he grew closer, only exchanging glances with a faint nod of their heads. They would wait and follow the stranger, if there were more of them, he would surely lead them to the others and in the end to their own demise. Though if he were the only one, the story would unfold differently him and the rest of her clan.
 
Rever continued walking, with ever step he took the more axious he felt. Ever second he felt like he was being watched and that feeling grew more and more. The feeling wasn’t so odd. He was in the jungle, where hundreds of hundred of creatures lived. Something eyes were boud to be apon him. But he didn’t feel like he was just being watched. It was like he was being fallowed or stalked by something. And it was starting to make him worry. Those rumors about those ‘monsters’ couldn’t be true…could they? It was simple impossible wasn’t it?

It was times like this he hated his scientific mind for bring up the option of; well there could be some kind of dangerous unknowen animal that is unique to this jungle. He bit his lip as he walked into a small clearing. He had been walking for a while now and was still tired from being tossed about in the river. He sat down and let out a sigh, trying to stop his mind from thinking something was watching him. By now it was quite obvious he was lost and didn’t have a clue where he was going or how to find the rest of his group.
 
They had been following him with ease, he wasn't hard to miss nor lose at this point. Though as they followed, careful not to been seen she couldn't help but wonder why he was here and what his fate would be if they found more or if they didn't. She glance to her companion for this little trip. His almost deadly orbs didn't waver from the man even if he knew she was looking up at him. He was about to lose track of this human, though on the man sat with sigh. He glanced to her with a smirk of sorts tipping her off of what was to come.

It was obvious he was lost and alone at this point, most likely separated from his party by the river. His smirk widen as he glanced back to the man before that smirk was no disappearing as he lowered himself against the foliage, moving quietly along jungle floor. She stayed behind watching the event play out before her. It didn't him long before he was behind the lost man, pouncing on him quickly with ease. She rolled her eyes, he always did enjoy this part of the hunt more than she did. He was quick to wrestle the man to the grow, bringing his hands behind him, tieing them tightly as he sat on the man's back.

He now tossed a smug smirk to her. She again rolled her eyes as she slowly made her way out of her hiding place, looking at the man on the jungle floor as the oaf sat on him. She crossed her arms as she peered at the man before cocking a brow to the oaf that had him pinned. They didn't speak but exchanged glances before he hoisted the man to his feet, keeping his grip tight on his arms and ties hands. She stood still, her head tilted to the side with an amused smirk as she got to now look over the man more closely.
 
Rever was completely unaware of the odd creature slowly sneaking up behind him. Before he knew what was going on something had tackled him from behind with amazing force. The pair tubled till they stoped, the impact alone nearly enough to knock the wind out of the young explorer. At first he thought some kind of tiger or something had pounced on him, but he relised what ever was on him was at least human like in shape. Human enough for it to grabe and tie his hands behind his back. He was to tired to put up a real fight at the moment. Though the creatures were probable much stronger than humans by nature, even at his best he probable couldn’t best an adult female of this race.

Rever looked back and his eyes widdened at the unbelievable creature that sat on his back looking down at his catch with a victorious smile. He had never seen anything like this being that had captured him. He was speachless. There really wre monsters, or at least something that a superstious human tribes man would call a monster at the least.

He gasped as he was picked up with easy by the creature brought to his feet. He was sure he wasn’t in real danger. If they wanted to eat him or something he would already be dead. He looked over and blinked at the sight of the female that was now looking him over. Was the heat just getting to him or was this really happening. It seemed real enough that was for sure. “Um…Hello…” he said in a attempt to communicate with the pair.
 
She had been busy looking him over, allowing those glowing orbs to dance over his form with ease. She had taken a step back at the sound of his voice, it still foreign to be so close to human. His voice had come as an unexpected surprise that caused her to move into the one of the few random rays of light that had manged to break though the jungle's roof. The rays illuminated those already glowing orbs though now making them look more innocent, more impish as her expression was still, her eyes spoke volume. Her light blue fur seem to shimmer under the rays, showing her form and what she was more clearly.

The Male had been busy keeping hold on him and was just as surprised as she that he had spoke and in a friendly manner even. Most would have cursed or began to beg for their life or something dramatic along those lines. The male only cocked a brow as his silver orbs went from the human in his grasp to the his female counterpart. His eyes widen slightly as his noticed her bleak expression, though her orbs spoke more than she did. It was something he didn't intend to let happen if he could help it.

A low growl echoed from his booming chest as his orbs fixed on her. Her gaze quickly moving to meet his with a slight tilt of her head. Again their eyes met and nothing had to be said, they knew. The male gave the human a shove and began to walk him through the jungle maze, the female by his side, both still not saying a word. Though neither one spoke, they exchanged glances and nods as if knowing what the other was thinking and saying.

The trek through the jungle was long with many twist and turns, as if lost or trying to confuse someone. Though after awhile the jungle's roof broke to a small clearly with nothing but vines hanging from the trees. No sooner had they stepped to the center on the clearly did the male throw back his head with a roar. In seconds more of their kind came sliding down the vines out of the trees. The trees heavy foliage hide their huts and village. To the blind eye they would see nothing but now looking more closely all could be seen and couldn't help but marvel at the sight.
 
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