Note: This is a direct continuation to The Flood. If you have not read The Flood then please do so now. And please do not say “Oh that pups name is” because I know that. I made my own names for the two without names.
Surprise, Surprise
Rudy was stuttering. He couldn’t get a word out. Who could blame him? He was trying to talk to an alpha male and he was only a small pup.
“I will not ask again.” he said in a stern voice.
“I-I-I’m Rudy. I-I was washed away in a flood. I saw land and p-paddled to shore.” was all Rudy could get out.
“What shall we do with him?” asked a female wolf.
“We should take care of him.” stated another female.
The other wolves looked and stared. The wolf that said this had been separated from her only pup awhile ago.
“Nika are you crazy? He is a dog. Not a wolf.” said the alpha.
Just then a male noticed Rudy’s paws. He mentioned this to the alpha. The alpha looked at his paws.
“Hmm I seem to be mistaken. This pup has wolf blood.” he said.
“Oh please Nero, please.” Nika pleaded.
“Fine. But if he steps out of place it will be your responsibility.” Nero replied.
The pack headed back with a new member. They walked into a dense forest.
With Jenna:
“Who’s there?” Jenna repeated with a snarl.
Just than, a wolf pup fell through the bush. It started to cower when it saw Jenna. Jenna just looked at it. She had had a heart attack from just a little pup? She walked over to it.
“What are you doing out here?” Jenna asked.
“I-I lost my mama.” she cried.
“Oh that’s terrible. What’s your name?” Jenna asked with concern on her face.
“I’m Nakoota, Koota for short.” she said feeling a bit more comfortable.
“Would you like to come with me? I can help you look for your mother.” said Jenna.
“Are you sure? I don’t want to cause you trouble.” replied Koota.
“Non-sense. It won’t be a problem. But we will be walking a lot.” stated Jenna.
She happily agreed. Jenna continued her journey for her lost son with a new friend.
With Balto:
Balto was having no trouble tracking Jenna since her prints were still so fresh. It was much easier than tracking Steele.
“Balto! When we stop for the night? My feets are aching.” complained Boris. “It is getting darker out.”
“Okay Boris. If you’ll stop complaining.” sighed Balto.
“What? And miss fun. Never.” said Boris.
Balto sighed again. How could he not have noticed Jenna disappear? They set up camp at the foot of a mountain.
With the babysitters:
“Get down here before yous hurts yourself.” Nikki commanded.
“Aw, but I don’t want to.” said Alue.
“Yeah.” replied Kodi, “Tis way to fun!” he laughed.
It was a mad house in the boiler room. Star, Kaltag, and Nikki were completely outmatched by the onslaught of puppies. Dingo and Saba were using a barrel and a plank for a teeter-totter, Alue was climbing all over some boxes, playing tag with Kodi, and Jeri was biting Star as if he were a chew toy.
“This is unbelievable, ridicules, maddening, insane, this is…” started Kaltag.
“Will you shut up and help me over here!” wailed Star.
“I don’t ever remember being this active.” said Nikki.
“Hello! Anybody! Getting attacked over here!” shouted Star.
By the time they got Jeri off of Star, Dingo and Saba had gotten off the “teeter-totter” and had snuck up behind Kaltag. He sat down and was attacked.
“I hope Balto gets back soon!” cried Kaltag as he was tortured.
With Jenna:
The morning sun crept through the tall trees and the beams landed on a small wolf. She woke up and stretched.
“Morning already?” she yawned. “It’s too early. I want to go back to sleep.” she complained.
Just than a husky stirred. She got up and stretched. She looked at the sky.
“What a beautiful morning!” Jenna smiled.
“I see you’re a morning person. I just love mornings.” Koota said sarcastically.
“Why? What’s wrong with mornings? It means it’s a brand new day.” Jenna said.
“Nothing, except that they wake you when you’re dreaming, which stinks.” she fought back.
The arguing persisted for quite some time.
With Balto:
“Up! Up! Get up you idiot balls of fluff! GET UP!” yelled Boris.
Muk woke up with a shock. Boris yelled again and Luk shot into the air and landed right on Boris.
“Gef oof af meh.” mumbled Boris.
Luk started whimpering which was his way of talking.
“I don’t know Luk. It could be a ghost.” began Muk with a terrified look, “Uncle Boris. Uncle Booris. Oh no Luk, the ghost got him! Oh what are we going to do?”
“Rozos. Gef oof of meh!” Boris mumbled again. He than poked Luk in the bottom.
Balto woke up and then looked at the scene. He couldn’t stop himself from laughing. They were always so crazy. Muk was freaking out with Luk and Boris was buried under the big polar bear. He went over to Luk and pointed out that he was sitting on his uncle. Luk quickly got off of him.
“Come on boys, get up. We have to catch up with Jenna.” implied Balto.
“Does everything you say have to deal with motion?” honked Boris.
With that they set off to continue their journey.
With Rudy:
Rudy woke up in a small, dank, cave. He yawned and stretched. ‘Where am I?’ he thought. He could see the sun peeking through the trees, into the small cave. There was a strong scent of pine in the air. He got up and started to explore. ‘How did I get here?” he thought again.
“Good morning sleepy head.” giggled a voice.
Rudy jumped. He didn’t notice anybody had been come in. He turned around to see a wolf pup.
“Hah-hi. I’m Rudy.” he said, getting over his shock.
“My name’s Tara.” she said.
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glitch you should fix: the wolf cub Rudy made friends with.
On page 2 she was named Tara, and on page 4 she was called
Luna.