‘Both Aryan and the new wolf are to come with us.’ The Vereor said looking at them as Agent nodded happily and walked forward. ‘It’s about time I’ve been here forever!’ Aryan heard the Vereor growl low but didn’t say anything. Slowly Aryan walked out as the guards lead them towards a part of the building Aryan hadn’t yet been to.

Part 4
‘Listen to me Agent say nothing, do nothing please.’ Aryan begged looking at Agent who held his head up proudly and shook his head.

‘I’m going to do the job because that pathetic Aryan couldn’t and impress the people.’ Agent nodded as they walked into a large empty room where Parvus was standing looking out the window.

‘Leave.’ Parvus ordered as the two guards left leaving the three in the room none of them saying anything or moving. ‘Come forward and see…’ He hissed at Aryan who looked at Agent as they both walked forward towards the window where they looked outside.

‘What exactly are we seeing?’ Agent said sarcastically as Aryan looked to him shaking his head with a worried expression on his face.

‘Man, I can smell them they are outside now why would they risk another attack?’ Agent for a moment looked a little shocked but quickly hid it well. ‘After last time we had them running with their tails between their legs…’ Parvus smiled to himself.

Aryan looked at Agent and could have almost begged him to stop but he knew Agent was going to obey his orders at any cost and all Aryan could do was look away. Jumping back Agent growled low, ‘Listen here I challenge you to a fight.’ Agent snapped as Parvus laughed and turned to face him.

‘Oh maybe you should fight Aryan?’ Parvus taunted walking behind Aryan and nudging him forward.

‘Why didn’t you tell me?’ Agent said frowning and looking at Aryan just looked away.

‘You don’t understand…’ Aryan could feel the hair on his back standing up as Parvus hot breath breathed all over him.

‘You failed everyone.’ Agent said in a low voice just as there was a sudden sound of gunshots as Aryan instantly ducked low but when it stopped he breathed in deeply realizing that he wasn’t injured. Turning to the window he could see that the glass hadn’t smashed but rather the bullets seemed to be stuck in-between the glass sheets with Parvus standing there looking at them he hadn’t move an inch.

‘I liked the window it had such a nice view.’ Parvus pouted playfully. ‘Guards get in here and kill that one.’ Parvus said turning back around and looking at Agent who just lifted his head up proudly before snarling and jumping at him. Two guards who were waiting outside the door seemed to know exactly what was going on as they burst through the door and running in front of Parvus just as Agents teeth sunk into one of them. Agent didn’t get to celebrate for long because the other guards grabbed him by his collar and looked up at Parvus who hadn’t moved. ‘Kill him but not here I don’t want a mess.’

‘We’ll get you eventually!’ Agent screamed fighting against the guard as he easily dragged Agent away whilst the Vereor that had been bitten lay on the ground obviously in pain as it snarled and twisted and turned. Suddenly the Vereor started to shrink its color changing until finally it resembled a normal wolf whom now lay dead on the ground but Parvus didn’t seem to care as he walked over it with a disgusted look.

‘Now I could see you and that animal talking last night…’

‘That’s how you knew how he was carrying the cure that would change you back…’ Aryan muttered as Parvus ears pricked up.

‘Whoa wait a cure I thought you were the only who had that.’ Parvus laughed looking down at the dead wolf on the ground.

‘I suppose you’re going to kill me, so get it over with.’ Aryan said bitterly hanging his head low as Parvus sat down looking at him and shaking his head. ‘Do it and stop taunting me.’ Aryan yelled his eyes glowing green as the hatred he was feeling ran through him causing Parvus to laugh.

‘No we need you.’

‘I’m a failure and you killed Agent I’m not different then him.’ Aryan said wondering whether or not Parvus was just playing with him.

‘You and he were both different because you see if those humans send in any more attempts with a cure then we to need one…’ Parvus glinted but Aryan didn’t seem to understand ‘…we can use the original poison as I call it to make a real cure that won’t change us back or kill when one you bite us and that cure flows in a certain someone’s blood.’ Feeling sick Aryan looked up at him and shook his head.

‘Just kill me now.’ Aryan spat.

‘Guards take him back to his cell we will gather his blood later once we go and deal with these humans outside, now go enjoy the painless time you’re having because by tomorrow you’ll won’t remember what it feels like to not live in pain.’ Parvus laughed turning around and hitting the side of Aryans face with his tail as Aryan snarled and followed three guard Vereor that had come in. He knew there was no point running, the place was crawling with Vereor and his other greatest fear of man were all outside he was trapped between his two greatest fears and he knew that the only safe place he had was inside his cage with Astra and the others, faced with two fears Aryan could only choose the cowards way out because he knew fear was clouding his mind and that’s exactly what he wanted.

‘Parvus the humans have broken in on the east side with weapons what should we do?’ A Vereor wolf said walking up to Parvus who was still looking at the bullet proof glass were the bullets were suspended.

‘I don’t have time for this, make it quick and lets scare them out of here.’ Parvus replied looking at his large sharp claws.

‘Do you think we will lose as many as we did last time?’ ‘Who cares we have many more wolves to turn and once we scare the humans away for good we’ll finally be able to leave this place with a cure for the humans poison which will make us unstoppable.’ Laughing to himself he spun around and started to run away towards the sound of gunshots and yells in the distance.

Part 5
Aryan as he walked could also hear the gunshots in the distance and even though they made him shudder it gave him a little hope thinking that maybe man would save them, maybe they could defeat the Vereor and set them free…but the words of Agent when he told them about a zoo it made Aryan shake his head. He didn’t quite know what a zoo was but he knew if it was a man-made thing then it wouldn’t be letting them free, wolves were born to free not to be kept in cages whether it be by man or Vereor.

Once he reached the large cell room Aryan noticed that it seemed to be quite full and that more wolves had been added, were these more dogs like Agent that they had found? Most of them were pushing to try and get in to the corners and shadows when they saw the Vereor approach the door but it was obvious there wasn’t enough shadow to go around and some were getting aggressive as they climbed on top of each other biting and snarling to get the furthest away from the door.

The wolves had nothing to fear though because as soon as Aryan was in the Vereor bounded away towards the gunshots and the fight that was going on outside.

‘Aryan!’  Came a familiar voice as Keana ran forward and nuzzled her uncle who looked down at her with a smile. ‘I’m so glad you’re alive I thought you had been killed or worse…’ She said looking up at him.

‘No nothing happened.’ Aryan lied to her not wanting her to know what her to know he still had Vereor blood running through his veins if he told her he was afraid he’d lose her again and she’d fear him. ‘I’m very sorry for what I said before.’ Aryan said softly.

‘No I am.’ Keana said smiling slightly as the two sat down beside the door away from the crowded corners.

From the shadows Astra slowly walked forward staring at Keana who looked at her strangely. ‘Aryan what happened to Agent?’ She asked.

‘Parvus had him killed.’ Aryan sighed as Caelum walked forward and sat down with a huff.

‘Served him right coming in here and giving everyone false hope!’

‘Look he tried to help us and that’s what he should be remembered for.’ Aryan said defensively surprising himself that he was sticking up for Agent who he had also taken a dislike to but he was right, at least he tried which was more then he could say for himself or anyone else gathered in the cage.