from town,” she said. Kaleny moved this time, inching closure to Saba so that their bodies touched gently. They smiled as their hearts raced with joy and excitement. Saba and Kaleny looked at one another lovingly, and slowly leaned in for a kiss.

 

 

 

A growl emerged from behind them before their lips had the chance to meet. Their heads shot up, it was Peter and his gang. He chuckled evilly as he spotted the two almost lovers on the beach, “Well, if isn’t Kaleny the wild mutt! Still trying to make a move on my girl huh?” he asked. Kaleny growled, “I am NOT your girl Pete! If you ever attempted to call me that again I will—“

 

“Try and touch her and I’ll rip your throat out!” Kaleny said, cutting Saba off. Peter chuckled again and his minions followed him. “Oh please Kal, you get a little meat on your bones and Saba to some how run with you and all of a sudden you think YOU can take ME on? Heh! Why don’t you run along little pup, go back to your pack!” he commanded. Kaleny narrowed his eyes, “You know what Pete? You sure do have an offal lot to say for someone whose father was too frightened to continue on during that serum run, if it weren’t for him this town wouldn’t have lost three of its own,” he said. Peter snarled, he knew the truth about his father but he’d never admit it, he’d long since convinced himself that only his father’s account of the what happened was the truth and all others lies. Kaleny bared his teeth at the young husky mix and returned his rivals’ snarls. Peter backed up and signaled for his three lackeys to go after Kaleny.

 

 

Within moments the three dogs had surrounded Kaleny leaving Saba out of their attack, “Coward!” Kaleny barked at Peter. Steel’s son smirked as his “friends” circled his rival. Saba growled from outside the circle at the smallest of the three, the tan and grey dog returned her growls as Kaleny watched the other two dogs. There was a medium sized one white in color save for the one tan spot on his eye and a larger black one with a white chest and belly. The larger husky was first to attack, he lounged for Kaleny but was to slow and instead got a face full of snow as the hybrid leapt on his head. The smaller of the two leapt from behind in hopes of catching Kaleny off guard but with no avail, Kaleny easily evaded his attack. They recovered quickly and charged at him full force. Kaleny smiled and leapt but instead of landing on them as he had before, he gasped as the larger husky grabbed his tail and through him, causing him to sail into the air a moment before landing hard in the water with a splash. Saba looked over at him as held down the smallest of the dogs under the weight of her paws. Kaleny stood slowly, dazed at the fast actions of the largest dog. He shook his fur free of water and snarled as he raced toward the dogs. Saba smiled and went back to fighting with the smallest dog.             

 

 

As the battle continued, Kaleny found that he didn’t have to face the two dogs on his own. Soon after he’d been thrown, Saba finished off the smallest dog and leapt on the smaller of the two dogs fighting with Kaleny and began savagely biting into his ears. The dog yelped in pain and bucked like a horse trying to get his smaller female attacker off him but found that it only caused her to grab the back of his neck and hold on tightly with her jaws. Kaleny smirked, impressed with his friends’ strategy. His own attacker let out a small chuckle before turning back to Kaleny himself. The two let loose ferocious growls as they eyed one another. Within moments the two leapt, slamming into on another sending out vicious blows to their faces as they bit into each other. Saba herself had leapt off her victim and  had began circling him, taking any chance she could to give him a swift nip to his paws, neck, and ears.

 

 

 

 

It took a few moments but eventually both hybrids managed to grab Peter’s lackeys by their necks, pinning them to the ground. While Saba’s attacker ran off when she let him go, Kaleny’s rolled back onto his paws and took the time catch his breath. The two stood in front of Peter, panting heavily as they stared him in the eyes. Unlike his father’s, Peter’s eyes where brown, though in some lights they’d look as red as fire. Which is what they resembled as Kaleny and Saba stared him down.  He growled at them, exposing his teeth as his body stiffened in preparation for their attack. Kaleny looked back at Saba, “This is between Peter and I,” he said. She nodded her head, understanding he didn’t want her help the she-wolf/dog took a few steps back nearly beside Peter’s only remaining lackey.

 

 

 

 

 

The two rivals circled one another, they matched movement as their eyes focused nearly penetrating their bodies. Snarls released from both of their mouths, “Get ready hybrid, ‘cause I’m gonna tear you apart,” Peter barked. “Don’t bet on it mutt,” Kaleny responded. A moment of unsettling silence passed, then erupted as Peter and Kaleny leapt into one another. They collided with bouts of snarls and growls as the two bit into whatever loose fur or skin they could find. A ball of black, white, and tan was formed as the two continued to viciously attack each other. Saba and the large lackey watched helplessly as Kaleny threw Peter to the ground which such force that it made the ground around them shake. Kaleny snarled in Peter’s face, both were bloody and worn out. Peter smirked, “Weakling,” he taunted, “I bet you’ll let me go now just like last time,” he said. Kaleny snarled, he grabbed a tight hold around Peter’s neck, cutting off his circulation almost completely.  Peter gasped for air but received so little it wasn’t helping at all, his lackey paced, unsure of what to do. Saba watched also unsure if she should stop the fight.

 

 

 

After a brief moment, the lackey growled, he leapt for Kaleny in hopes of saving his boss but was thrown when Saba leapt into him, sending him flying a few feet from the battle. Saba growled at him, warning the lackey that if he tried that again he would have to deal with her. Kaleny growled, he tried to fight against the part him that was letting what little air he had enter Peter’s throat. He was angry but had to admit killing his rival might not put an end to the many dogs that picked on him. Angry, Kaleny found the strength to throw Peter hard enough to send him sailing through the air for a short time before landing in the ocean. He watched as Peter gasped for air as he slowly got to his paws. After a while, Peter managed to choke out a few ounces of water. He stumbled as he slowly made his way to the beach, panting and limping as his paws hit the sand. His eyes met Kaleny’s as a feeling of respect for the younger wolf/dingo swept over him. Kaleny saw this and smiled, knowing they were even now. Peter’s lackey stood back to his paws and looked to him for guidance, his “boss” simply nodded and waited for him on a nearby sand dune.

 

 

Saba walked back up to Kaleny and looked at him, “You alright?” she asked. He nodded, “Just a few cuts and bruises, nothing I’m not used to,” he said. Saba smiled, she nuzzled him, “Good, cause um if you and I are gonna be together I’m gonna need you to be strong and healthy,” she said. Kaleny cocked his head to the side and Saba answered his question with a loving kiss to the lips. “Wow,” Kaleny gasped, Saba laughed, she shoved him and ran, headed for the forest with Kaleny at her heels.

 

 

 

 

Six months later:

 

 

 

Kaleny paced at the back and forth at the barns edge as a few screams and whines escaped it inside. “Calm down, Kal, she’s fine,” Balto said, trying to coax the young hybrid into sitting down. “Wow who would have thought Saba would ever be ready for this,” Kodi said to no one in particular. Balto smiled, “I just wish the whole family was here to see this,” he said, his mind wandering to a few of his pups and one fat goose in particular. Kodi nuzzled him, “They’d be here if they could dad at least mom’s here to help and Kaleny to see,” he said. Balto smiled, “You’ve a point son,” he said. Kaleny growled at the door as a loud cry emerged from within the barn, he scratched at the door and tried his best to peek with no avail. After another hour or so passed a red and white husky emerged from the barn, and walked over to Kaleny. “Kal dear, she’s ready for you,” Jenna said (yeah I know but I’m giving Jen her own fanfic soon so bare with me). Kaleny smiled and nuzzled his mother-in-law, thanking her before entering. His ears hid into his head as he approached the deep red figure in front of him. There were whines coming from somewhere near her that excited him as he approached. “Good afternoon my darling,” he whispered. Saba smiled she turned her head and licked Kaleny’s muzzle. “Say hello to your pups Kaleny,” she said in the same tone. Kaleny moved closer to her and looked over at the three puppies which lay close beside their mother for food and warmth. The one closest to his mother, was deep red in color save for his chest, and underbelly which were tan. His eyes were yet to open but Saba guessed they’d be blue. “His name is Gavin,” she said. Kaleny licked his first pup, “Gavin,” he whispered, “My Gavin,” he smiled as did Saba, “The second pup her name is Mia,” she said as she pointed to the pup who’s body was tan in color save for her white chest, belly, and red paws and ears. The last pup was male who’s fur color and markings was similar to his grandfather’s but where Balto’s fur lightened, the pups was a deep red. Saba called him Riley and though he was the runt he was almost as

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