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The Girl who Cried Wolf (for amaya)

Red Baron

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Aug 2, 2010
The run rose over the hilltops that day, as beautiful as any other, sunlight spilling out over the forest and into the homes and farms of the village of South Haven. Numerous roosters called out to the sun, awaking those that had not already gotten out of bed to start the day. Of course many of the farmers and their families were already out of bed, hard at work to keep their farms going and their families fed. Living in a farming community like wasn't an easy life, but it was peaceful and very rewarding.

South Haven was an ideal community for any man wanting to settle down and raise a family, nestled over the hill that kept it somewhat isolated from the rest of the kingdom and out of the way of its problems. Most of the people there were happy and content to work during the day and rest during the night, celebrating their peaceful lives. Of course, not everyone loved how peaceful and, in their minds, boring the town could get...

"Morning Samuel," a blacksmith called out to his friend as he pounded his latest work over his anvil. We wiped the sweat from his brow and gave the farmer a smile, "how goes it?"

Samuel, farmer by trade, gave the man a nod. "Good, save for my sheep as, well..."

"Ah, the blacksmith nodded, "you mean not all's well with your sheep herder. That daughter of yours..."

"Ah..." the farmer sighed at the thought. "She's young, and her antics will soon bite back at her, you have my word. Then she'll come around and stop this foolishness..."

The two men where both referring to Samuele's daughter who was even now watching over the sheep at the top of the hill overlooking the village. It was quite a ways up and away, so the farmers needed someone young like that to watch over them. Of course, she proved to be a bit...unenthusiastic about just sitting there all day.
 
Amaya grow up in the city,she was 15 and mostly had a naive and sometimes aggresive charcter.After her parents have decided to go and live with the grand-pa,in South Haven, as farmers. In the village where she went to stay there was nothing for her to do. Most of the day she was bathing and dressing herself admiring her body, she looked,pretty, thin athletic body, Dark Blue eyes, Black long hair,165cm (5' 4)...52kg(114.6 pounds) and 32B size breast .

After she lived in that village for some monthes she knew there was nothing to do.She ended up wearing sneakers ,jeans a black top and her black glasses.Finally her family put her up to watch over the sheep in the heist hill of the village as the village council told them.But she got so bored sitting there with nothing to do. So one day she tried something ...she cried that she saw a wolf.She cried again and again her cries were loud as if a boy was crying out.People got up to the hill to see what was happening. That caught her attention so the next day she tried the same think.​
 
Of course at her cry of danger the townspeople had come running, desperate to save her and the sheep. They all carried their pitchforks and and axes and when they got to the top of the hill and saw there was nothing, not even a single lamb out of place, they got a little annoyed.

"What is the meaning of this Amaya?" We thought there was a wolf about!"

No one was finding the joke very funny and many had turned to leave. Little did they know of course, that a wolf was indeed prowling around these woods, watching for the chance to grab a little lamb. When she had cried out he had worried he was caught, but it seemed she was just playing a trick. How utterly delightful...
 
Amaya liked all the noise that had happen.Finally something got up her attention. So every day before the sun rises she would cry loud, running to the hill. And every day people with axes and weapons would get there to see what was going on. She could not believe how naive those villages could be, but little did she know was waiting for her in the future.
 
The wolf was smart and a quick study, watching and waiting as the girl sealed her fate. He took his time, listening in on the villagers as they complained about the girl. There was no one else able to watch over the sheep, but this girl was too much!

"Let her call out to the heavens, I will not follow her call again!" Was the saying of the day. The wolf grinned to himself as he heard the villagers reach their boiling point, knowing that the time was ready to strike.

The very next morning, as the girl called out again that a wolf was attacking, he approached the flock. Not a single man, woman, or child was paying her any mind as she cried out for they were tired of her games. Knowing that he was free to do as he pleased, the wolf circled the flock of lambs, making a big show of himself to keep them all in place. This should get the girl's attention.

He was a large wolf, built like a man and standing on two legs but covered in black fur. He was almost seven feet tall with a broad, muscular chest and strong limbs. His fangs and claws were sharp, sharp enough to rip a man in half, and his eyes were yellow and piercing. He laughed as the sheep started to cower in fear, bunching up together. Of course, it was his little lamb that he was really interested in...
 
Amaya was thinking why none didn't pay any attention to her cries any more while she noticing something strange. She got up slowly form where she was sitting and walked closer to the dark part of the hell that most of the sheep where eating. She saw the being in fear and she turned around to see what got them so scared. As she saw the man,who wasn't neither and man or a wolf. She couldn't believe what she saw. She took her glasses off and looked again, there was it still standing.She friezed in fear while she could neither go away or scream.​
 
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