Silver Mane - Part 7

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     There was a grin on his wolf face as she answered. He was one of the few in the pack that could do this at will so well. Kavos lept from his spot on the ground next to the girls and hopped back a few feet, the grin still on his face. Luck was with him, the new moon was just a few days off now and it was the middle of the day. It wouldn’t be easy, but he knew that he could do it.

     He cracked his knuckles and flexed his shoulders before he started to focus. The clearing was silent for a moment, all eyes on him. There was a loud cracking sound and Kavos locked his jaw. His eyes slammed close as the pain hit him. His beautiful white fur bristled up against it, even though it did little to ease the pain. His body reacted as the shift started.

     Ana watched such a strong animal hunch over with pain. She winced as she watched his bone rearrange themselves. The loud cracks and snaps of joints dislocating echoed through the clearing. Alice dropped her ears. She knew the type of pain he was going through, Ana didn’t. The half beast roared as he started to shrink. His body becoming more and more like a human.

     It seemed like it took forever, but really only a few moments had passed. The pain melted away with the last few bits of fur. Kavos stood up, stark naked in the noon sun. A smile was still plastered on his face. Ana gasped. He looked so different, and yet so much like his wolf. His face was beautiful, long silver hair went down just past his shoulders. His body was just as flawless. It looked as if he had been carved away from white marble. Every part of him looked as good as the last and Ana drank in the sight. “Not so scary now eh?” He asked as he walked over and crouched down in front of her.

     She couldn’t help but blush as his man bits dangled free. She had never even though about cloths because the wolves fur normally covered everything. She pulled herself together. “Very, human.” She smiled and made sure to make eye contact with him.

     The rest of the awkwardness was disrupted by Aureal crashing through the brush. A small cow was slung across his back. “Whoa man! Put that away. Nobody wann’a see that!” He threw his paw up to stop his eyes from seeing the naked man.

     Ana couldn’t help but laugh as Kavos stood up and walked over to Aureal and tossed his arm over the still wolf. “Don’t tell me you’re scared of me like this?” There was a taunt and the white wolf made a crude pelvic thrust towards the still furred pack member. That even got a small chuckle from Stela. “See even she thinks it’s funny.”

     In a brotherly way, Aureal couldn’t resist. “That’s because it’s so small.” The wolf tossed the cow into the center of the clearing and sized himself up against the now human. The two had a good laugh while the rest of the pack got ready to eat.

     Alphas always went first. Ana started to make herself a small fire. It took her only a few moments but by then, Stela had the animal ripped open and pulled off a large chunk of meat and brought it over to her human. She dropped the solid mean into the girls lap, nuzzled her with her bloody face and then went right back to her meal.

     Ana roasted the meat. The large chunk took quite a while to cook, but in the end there was plenty left, and she knew that would be easier to travel that way. She seemed quite proud of herself in the moment. Only then to realize that she never picked up a pack before they left.

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