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(TouketsuSafaia) Return of the Twin Wolf Gods (Tr1ckY_1337)

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It was the worst of times, it was the best of times. Well, you know how the story goes. It's quite simple really, life is exactly what it is; life. Sometimes it goes completely your way. Maybe you just bought that new car you've been eyeing for about three months now. Or perhaps your boyfriend/girlfriend finally wants to go all the way (oh yeah). Or maybe even your dog Spot made it to love on to 27 in dog years. If so, then hey, kudos. That's one tough dog.

But then again, life is life, so sometimes to pretty much spits in your face and just says "Fuck you". That's right, that's when life kind of sucks at the moment. You think you've got it bad sometimes? Imagine these two divinities that just weren't meant to be. Introducing both Angelo and Leone, two wolf gods that had spent much of ancient times becoming the number one worshipped pair for centuries. People revered these two day in and day out, offering them gifts and sacrifices in their name for plentiful harvests and protection from mother nature.

Angelo was the one with black fur, hair that was coarse and tough, sharp teeth and nails and a growl that could scare Zeus or Buddha. He was charged with protect the people. For those that worshipped him, he gave them blessings in battle, protected their homes and towns from natural disasters and plagues. He was the defender of the people that followed both twins. Angelo did his task with honor and compassion, caring for those with a strong paw and warm heart.

Leone, on the other hand, was the gentle one. His fur was a light grey, and while slightly taller than Angelo, he was a big softy. Leone was charged with handling their crops and giving them blessings for their families, good fortunes, or traveling safely. Think of this wolf as the one who took care of the more gentle matters. That did not mean that Leone did not get his fur dirty sometimes, it was just not as often.

Well, on to the sad part. With the introduction of other polytheistic and monotheistic religions, the wolf twins were shunned into the darkest parts of the heavens. They saw their followers dwindle away, converted into other religions and beliefs or killed off in war, famine, or disease. Soon, they were left with only a single family that believed them, and they too passed away with time. Completely erased from the face of the Earth, the wolf brothers were forced to flee the heavens and seek refuge. For a century, they were unheard of.

The kingdom was fairly busy today. After Sunday church, citizens were working hard to prepare food and supplies for the king's army. They were to conquer another land in the name of their king, expanding his empire far and wide unlike any people have seen. He controlled ten city-states, yet his greed did not stop there. He wanted to rule more and more. Thankfully, his officials were much kinder, treating the citizens with a gentle hand and soft words. Overall, life in the kingdom was tolerable and not bad.

In the forest outside the kingdom, however... far off and past the lake where many children went and played, there was a strange shrine of some sort. On a pedestal surrounded by broken pillars and obelisks stood two wolves, one darker than the other. One stood tall and proud, the other laying down with his head held high. One was a protecter, the other was a caretaker. The statue was the last standing relic to the honor of the Twin Wolf Gods. Ancient hieroglyphics began to shine and hum in the sunlight, dying down occasionally but soon coming back to life.
 
The strange cat hybrid ran about with the younger children, even jumping into the lake, she had no family, no one but herself. Her black ears twitched water off of them while her light gray the other eye dark gray, her long slender body dripped water as the kids were called away from her and in for lunch, she herself wandered around in the forest behind the lake. She had remembered one of the younger kids mentioning there was a pedestal with broken pillars around somewhere back here. As she walked around she flicked her tail and ears while the sun and cool breeze dried her wet clothes and body, she wore a skirt and shirt, just like any other kid.

Though she was very much older then them, the children adored her, would play with her, she was still a kitten in her own years, she would outlive humans without a doubt about it. After a little while she smelt something alluring to her nose, her senses felt alive, with what it was. She followed her nose which lead her to where she had been wanting to go, she looked around before backing away after she took notice of the two wolves near by.
 
Upon approaching the area, the hieroglyphics on the stone pedestal seemed to glow more. Then, they would hum softly for her to hear. They were calling out to her, reaching towards her for her touch. The statues themselves seemed to be glowing as well. Whatever was happening, it happened because the young cat woman was here. It was a sign of things to come, and no doubt, a sign of something to come.

Within the heavens, Angelo picked up his head. The wolf looked at his brother who was sleeping peacefully, trying to get some rest. Now was not the time to rest, however. Angelo felt a strange aura around them, strange and bewildering to him. It felt like it was some sort of pathway, some sort of guiding hand trying to pull him along somewhere. "Hey, Leone! Wake up!" The black wolf called, running over to his brother and nudging him.

Leone quickly stirred, picking up his head and looking around. Immediately, he felt the aura as well, wondering what exactly it was. His eyes fared to Angelo. "What's going on? Did you summon a spell or something?" The grey wolf asked curiously, getting on to his paws and looking around him. Angelo, however, shook his head left and right quickly.

"No, this isn't my doing. I think... I think someone else is casting a spell. And it has something to do with us."

"You don't think...?" Leone began, looking at his twin brother wide-eyed.

"Impossible. No one worships us anymore. Why would they be trying to call upon us?"
 
Kairi stared as the hieroglyphics on the stone started to glow, before her knew it her boot covered feet were walking across, her hand set on the stone softly, her fingers brushing up against the pedestal. She walked around it, wonder and amazement in her eyes at the glow, she looked all up and down trying to see if she could understand anything. Of course, as her eyes scanned the glowing writing she knew she couldn't read it, she tried to step away but her body wouldn't move.

Kairi's ears twitched like crazy while her tail flicked back and forth, she looked up into the sky, she could feel something wrong, something in the air felt wrong. Yet she still could not pull away from the pedestal, she mewled softly, her ears flattening against her head while she stared up. She did the only thing she could do, stand and wait until she would be able to move again.
 
Angelo and Leone began to tense as they felt more of the aura around them grow heavy. No, it was tightening around them, attempting to either grab them and drag them somewhere unknown or suffocate them. As more time passed by it became more of the first as Leone felt like he was sinking. "Angelo, what do you think is happening?!" He called out to his twin brother, attempting to pull out his paws from the ground as light began to surround them. His twin began to suffer the same fate as he tried his best to free himself. "How am I supposed to know?!" The block wolf replied and growled, sinking further and further as the light soon began to envelope them.

The pedestal and its hieroglyphics shined brightly as her hand ran across the markings. It did not take long until a bright beam of pure light shot up into the sky. To anyone looking on, it would appear to be a pillar of immaculate white in the sky from the center of the forest. It touched as high as the eye could see, possibly going even farther as Kairi stood there and waited. The pillar remained up for about five minutes before retracting back to the pedestal on the ground. It fell faster and faster until it revealed the hieroglyphics again, the light weakening on them until it completely went out. Along with that, came something else.

Two grunts could be heard as the wolf twin brothers landed behind the pedestal. Angelo, the black wolf and protector groaned as he had landed on his side, and not too softly should one ask. Leone almost landed face first, the grey wolf and caretaker rubbing his head as he stumbled on to his paws. "What just happened...?" Angelo mumbled, picking himself up slowly.
 
Kairi had closed her eyes as the light shot into the sky, as it stayed she could open them, her eyes adjusted to the brightness, she stared up, it seemed to never end. As the light retracted she looked around, she was able to take her hand away from the pedestal, she took a couple of steps away intending to make her way back to the village. She paused hearing a low grumble, she instead turned back around, she paused like a frightened rabbit seeing the two wolves.

"Are.. are.. you alright?" She asks curiously looking at the two of them curiously, she dared not get any closer.
 
Leone was the first one to hear the quiet voice. His head picked up towards the small cat creature before them. Her stance, her eyes... they all said that she was frightful of them. After all, perhaps she had been all alone previously. Now there were two fairly large wolves right behind her. Being ones of the heavens above, both Angelo and Leone were about one and a half times larger than an ordinary wolf. They had more muscles in this form compared to natural ones as well.

"Oh, um, hello." Leone said, his voice soft and unthreatening. Despite their lives to this point, Leone was the kinder and more accepting of the two. His ears were only perked up upon hearing her voice, but other than that, he tried to seem as friendly as possible. "Yes I believe my brother and I are quite fine. Thank you for asking. Angelo, how are-"

A black blur passed in front of the grey wolf's face as Angelo suddenly landed right in front of Kairi, growling and snarling at her viciously with wild, angry eyes. His ears were down, his body poised into a position to lunge at her and rip out her throat if need be. "How dare you summon us to this filthy world?! Do you know who you're standing before?!"
 
Kairi screamed, backing up against a tree as one of the giant wolves lunged at her, her eyes were as wide as they could be. "I-I... w-what?" She asked meekly. "I didn't summon you! I came by to look around and I noticed the Hieroglyphic's were glowing! All I did was take a closer look! Don't blame this on me!" She yelled back her eyes closed, before she flinched. "I-I mean.... I don't know what happened.. I just touched the glowing writing.." She glanced off to the side, she was normally very shy and sweet, but when she became threatened and got scared, she puffed up. Growing up alone, she was very much like a lone animal, like the larger jungle cat's she could get fierce, her hands balled up, she knew this angry one could kill her.

She didn't know what she could do, she didn't trust anyone, she knew even the children of the village would turn on her as they got older, it always happened. She looked up, staring up into his angry eyes, she said nothing at all, just looked up at him.
 
"You're a liar. You mortals can't be trusted. You'll just betray everyone's trust just to get what you want. Greedy animals." Angelo snapped, approaching her with a fierce growl again. He even bit the air in front of her to threaten her more. The black wolf crouched lower, about to pounce when suddenly Leone appeared between him and the cat creature. "What're you doing, Leone?! Move out of the way so I can kill this thing." He barked, growling at his own brother.

The older brother glared at him angrily before turning around, kneeling down level with Kairi. He offered the best smile he could with a wolf's muzzle, his eyes gentle. "Please, do not be afraid. My brother simply has a hurt heart over the centuries that we've been away from watching over the mortal world you live in. You have my word that we will not harm you." He looked behind him at Angelo who simply gave another growl and sat there with his back turned. "Much better. My name Leone, the Caretaker of this world when people still worshipped and prayed to me. May I ask your name, little one?" Leone asked sweetly, sitting down while letting his tail sway side to side gently.
 
Kairi shied away from the two brothers, her eyes stuck on the angry one, but she looked at the nicer one as he spoke to her. "I'm Kairi... I really don't know what happened... all I did was touch the writing... I guess it is my fault after all.. I'm sorry.." She says softly looking down at the ground under her boots. "I'll do everything thing I can to help you get back up there.." She says while glancing up at him. She sighed, she wouldn't be able to to back to the village now, she'd have to go back to her house, she glanced at the large size of the two gods.

"I'd offer you my place to stay... but... your rather large.. being god's and all.. You'd break apart my house..." She offers biting her lip, one little fang showed as she did so, slipping out and settling against her lip. Her own tail was swishing back and forth, her ears low on her head, like she was being scolded.
 
Leone bowed his head gently to Kairi in greeting. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Kairi." He told her, looking over to the pedestal she had been talking about. For a brief moment, he walked over to it and examined the ancient writings. They made very little sense to him, for it had been years since he read anything like them. With a sigh, he returned back over to Kairi and sat down. "Whatever happened, it's the past now. We're here and that's all that matters. You have nothing to be sorry for, it wasn't your fault." Leone told her, nuzzling the top of her head gently with his muzzle. Perhaps using his paw would have been a bad idea. It was huge as well.

"Well, it's someone's fault that we're here..." Angelo mumbled to himself, receiving an annoyed growl from Leone. "Whatever." The black spoke and continued to sit there.

Leone thought about what she said about her home. With a small chuckle, the grey wolf shook his head. "If you'd like, you can rest at home and we will build a small home here in the forest for ourselves. We're pretty tough, we can handle rain and cold." He told her while wagging his tail happily. "I promise you we'll be just fine, and if you'd like, you can come again tomorrow. Perhaps you can tell us more about this new world since we've been gone so long."
 
Kairi stared at him, a smile on her face at the nuzzle on the top of her head. "I can do it now, Its not night time yet. I have time to stay, since the villager's probably saw the light they wont leave there house's in fear any more until tomorrow when they will probably have to hunt a little bit. What would you like to know about this place?" She ask curiously while sitting herself down on the dirt. She dragged her nails through it softly before looking up her eyes glancing between the two brother wolves, her eyes settled on the angry one. "What's your name?" She asks curiously.

She knew the nicer one was Leone, but the other brother hadn't given her a name and while she could just refer to him as the angry one, since he always seemed to be angry, and that anger was on her right now.
 
Angelo looked behind him when she spoke to him. He simply snarled at her before standing up and walking away. They would watch the black furry god plant himself behind a tree. Leone gave a sigh and laid his ears down in a bit of embarrassment. "You'll have to forgive him. He's not very social, Kairi. His name's Angelo, the Protector. I'm sure if you give him time, he will warm up to you. I promise." The grey wolf said, laying down to relax a bit.

"As for what I'd like to know, tell me about where you live. Do you live in a town? A city? And tell me more about the people. We haven't been back on this world for centuries, so I'm sure there's plenty we need to catch up on."
 
Kairi nods, she ignored the brooding Angelo for the moment, she would give him the chance to get to know her, she wanted this two to not hate her, it wasn't really her fault. If it was dangerous they should have had a fence around it. "Well.. let's see... the people are... skittish... they get very afraid, at least the ones in the village I go to, its the only one I know of that's close by... the kids are good, they'll talk to anything and are so willing to accept.. but something changes as they get older.. they start being skittish like the people before them. I on the other hand.. I live out here in the forest... pretty far away from the village.. they don't like having me close by... but they let the kids play with me and tolerate me.." She says with a sheepish smile.

"I haven't seen any tribute to any kind of god in the village, I don't think they pray, they don't trust or believe enough to. That's only my own thoughts on it though... So tell me about back when you two were back here."
 
Leone listened intently to what Kairi told him about the people and her town. So, if they wanted to go farther, they would have a ways to go. However, he learned more about what kind of people lived here. That was good to know. "I see, I wonder what makes them so skittish. Do you know?" He asked curiously after she finished. What was odd to him though was learning that they did not prey. Mortals that didn't prey? Leone in his time had learned about many mortals that worshipped some higher power. It was an image of hope or power, something that these people worshipped to provide some kind of relief.

He tilted his head when she asked about them while they were here. "Well, the land was a bit more gloomier. People seemed a lot less intelligent than you appear, Kairi. To both my brother and I, you're thinking and processing on our mental intellect, so it's very interesting, really." The grey wolf toward her with a gentle nod, his tail swaying back and forth. "They were also very primitive, hunters and gatherers that went out to get food and meat from animals. And to see them make something like this," Leone pointed to the ancient pedestal. "Is quite an achievement for them. I'm curious to learn more about your world, as I'm sure it's much more advanced."
 
Kairi nodded her head to his words. "We still have hunters and gatherer's, but we have builder's, people who build houses out of stone, a bit like the pedestal. We have people who prepare food for everyone. We have people who help sick people get better, we have people who help other people give birth to children It really is something amazing." She smiles light while looking at the pedestal. "Even now we can make stuff a bit better, then that but they won't do it, I'm not sure what made them so skittish."

She looked up into the sky before standing up. "I have to start heading back home now, the sky is turning dark. I really would like for you to stay with me since it's my fault your here anyways... I'm sure if you need me you'll follow my scent." She says with a smile, her tail wiggled slightly, swaying. "I'll come back by tomorrow, I have to make dinner before it gets to late."
 
Leone gave a smile as he nodded upon her words. "Your world sounds much more, well, diversified. There are many other things for people to do or handle, it's very interesting. Perhaps we can come into the town one day?" Of course, they were unaware that creatures their size were a bit uncommon. Actually, they were nonexistent. Yet, they did have an ability that might change that, though that was for another day. The grey wolf wagged his tail a bit, thinking about the town's people. They didn't seem like a brave bunch, that was for sure. Strange.

"Ah, I understand. Perhaps we'll help you make your home a little bigger one day. Won't we, Angelo?" The younger wolf simply remained silent as they continued to speak, the grey one shaking his head. "Well, I look forward to speaking with you again, Kairi. Sleep well." He told her as wagged his tail a little faster to express his friendliness. Angelo merely peered out from behind the tree, eyes peering over to Kairi before he pulled back behind it.
 
"Hmm.. you want to come to town.. not to put it down, the idea is a great one, but.... now you don't find animals as large as you two...at all.." Kairi says with a wave towards his brother, when he had peaked out from behind his tree. "I'll come find you two again soon." She turned before making her way back through the forest, after a long walk she made it back to her own house, she lite some candles around her house before making a small fire and beginning to make her dinner.
 
Leone tilted his head in confusion initially, but the moment she provided her reason, the big grey wolf gave a chuckle. "Ah, you do have a point. Well, perhaps I can work on some magic that'll change that. Though, we can talk about that some other time. You have a dinner to make." He told her. Angelo peeked out again, catching her wave. He looked away, but then he let his tail come out. It wagged slightly, almost as if that was his own wave to her. However, he then ducked behind the tree completely, once again away from her sights.

"We'll see you again." Leone said in good bye, walking over to the tree. They should probably work on finding their own dinner now.

~~~~~

The next day, it was a lovely shining day. There were a couple of clouds in the sky, but not a rain cloud in sight. Birds were chirping and squirrels ran around the forest, playing with each other or collecting acorns and nuts. However, bandits were out today as well, staying close to the trail and waiting for a victim to pounce upon. They hoped their next catch had some gold on them. The last guy didn't have anything, but that didn't mean they let him go.
 
Kairi was on the trail, she was going to stop in and play with the kids a little bit before she went to go find Angelo and Leone, she made her way down the trail and happy hop in her step. She hummed softly under her breath while she walked, she wasn't really paying any attention to her surrounding's. She jumped in piles of leaves, stepped on twigs, talked to the squirrels, she made her way around a bend in the trail and stopped dead in her tracks. Standing in front of her were a large group of bandits, she backed away and right as her feet set down a loud snap echoed around her, she closed her eyes. She was done for..
 
The bandits turned around in unison, noticing the young cat girl before them. One chuckled immediately and approached her, grabbing her by the wrist. "Well well, what do we have here? A pretty little thing walking all alone in the forest? Why, that's just asking for trouble little lady!" He teased her, his other hand holding her by the chin to make him look at her. He turned her head left and right, almost inspecting her as the rest of the group surrounded her. They all were soon crossing their arms and making sure she couldn't escape. "So, spare a few gold coins for the bandit cause, dear?" That brought forth laughter from all the men their, snickering and smirking.
 
Kairi honestly had no money, she had no need for it, she caught her own food normally, her cat instincts helped her chase things, she was helpless and she knew it. "I-i don't have any money.." She whispered afraid, oh boy was she ever afraid, most days she would have been more careful but she had been so eager to get back to the brothers. He had wanted to learn more and also tell them more of her time. "H-honestly, I don't have any money, I don't live in the village... I catch my own food.. make my own stuff.. please let me go.." She begged softly.
 
The bandit in front of her gave a playful frown, almost mocking her as he shook his head. "Oh no, that's not good. So, you don't have any of this?" He held up a sack full of money from their last group of victims. He then laughed darkly, throwing it to one of his bandits as he pulled out a knife and held it to her neck. "No no no, it's not that easy there, dear. We either get money and send you on your way, or we kill you. Though, that's if you're a man." The bandit said with an evil smirk. Suddenly, another grabbed her hands and held them securely behind her back. The one in front slowly began to bring his knife down her skin, just the tip scratching her until it reached her shirt, slowly starting to tear it. "Then again, you have other ways to pay...."
 
Kairi's eyes widened as her shirt was cut, it fell away from her large breasts, nothing under it as most woman didn't wear anything while working, tears gathered in her eyes as she sniffled. "Oh no... oh god no.. please... you can't.." She cried softly. She started to struggle she started to panic she felt herself, the violent part of her start to bubble up from under the surface. "LET ME THE FUCK GO!" She growled as she leaned down and bit hard into the bandit's hand that held the knife, her little fangs dug in deep and she clamped her jaw down not letting his hand go as blood ran down his hand.
 
"Oh wow, she's got quite a set of knockers, boys." He blurted out, receiving whistles from the crowd. He reached out to fondle her breasts, yet that was when the man behind her grunted. "She's... feisty!" He grunted before stumbling forward a bit. That was when the leader felt Kairi bite him. He shouted in pain, trying to pull her off. Another bandit quickly yanked her hair and slapped her hard, the leader tending to his hand. "Damn bitch! I guess we'll just rape you and then kill you." He snapped. They held her head back by her hair, the leader quickly ripping off the rest of her shirt as he then attempted to slash at her pants.

Leone sprung in at that moment.

He suddenly tackled most of the bandits around her, pouncing on the leader and growling in his face. The sight of the huge monster wolf immediately sent half of the bandits running. "I should rip out your throat, mortal filth." He snapped, growling in the man's face. He then hopped off the man and took him by his tunic. With it in his mouth, he slung him into the remaining bandits, stepping between them and Kairi. A loud bark sent them fleeing, screaming in fear as they disappeared into the woods.

"Kairi! Are you okay?!" His voice shifted into one of fear as he knelt down to her, his gentle eyes looking into hers.
 
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