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Butch snarled a little "I am that half-blood's father, don't you see, we are blood, you would have to be blind not to see that those to aren't sisters." He growled imaptiantly "Look here, I'm not going to hurt your little pack, I'm too old to do so and thats also easy to see and why would I want to even hurt pack in the first place?"

"Dogs do stupid things all the time. And they don't always have a reason," Ian growled back. He paced back and forth across the yard, deciding what would be the best thing to do. I knew if he didn't take Butch to Moth, the husky would just follow them. But he would never betray his pack's location to a husky. He sighed as he paused in front of Butch and said, "What if a brought Moth here to meet you?"

Butch nodded "That would be wonderful, but make it quick, I don't have much time and neither do you, you must be a busy wolf." Butch saw thruthfully.

Ian nodded curtly at Butch and trotted over to Kishma and Ivy. "Stay here and make sure that that husky doesn't follow me," he said to them.

"What's going on, Ian?" Ivy asked with narrowed eyes, having a few guesses herself.

"I just have some business to take care of," Ian said, trotting away from the huskies. "Coming, Nuka?" he asked brown wolf. He needed at least one wolf to come with him, even if it was Nuka.

Kishma looked at Butch curiously, wondering what he had said to get Ian to do what Butch wanted.

Mishka sniffed the air a little, the smell of vomit, urine, and cleaner rushed into her nose and burned her nostrils. But the scent wasn't really there, it was all her mind. The scent came from her memories as a pup, the memories of sleeping in the dirty kennals that her father's owner had put her in. The stench had stuck to her mind for this long, and it was all his fault. Everytime she tried to crawl in bed with her father he bit her and kicked her out, leaving her in the dark room, scared and unsure of what she should do next or say. In the end she always hung her head and walked back to the putruid smelling cage that was lined with old newspaper. She felt a presence leave, a strong one, Tony? The cream female looked up and noticed everyone wa there except Ian and Nuka who were leaving No, he can't leave like this, he has to stay! She thought franticly before she could even gather her thoughts. Why do I care if he leaves? I shouldn't, its not right. She rolled her shoulders back to clear her thoughts.

Inuit looked over at Mishka, her eyes were open but she seemed to be in a distant place. For a second Inuit could've mistaken her for dead easily with that look in her eye but he knew what was going on in the young husky's head. Memories. Bad ones, she did it often to, the whole team had seen her do it. And when she stopped she was oblivious to her sorroundings, as if she wasn't there. The thought of Mishka in her state made his spine shiver with uneasyness, and luckily she snapped back to reality. For a second he saw her face reflect the emotion of confusion and panic then change to her normal state, he figured she was just unsure.

Nuka nodded to Ian, he was a little reluclant on going off with the powerful male alone. But Ian wasn't like that, Nuka knew under his strong and brave structure he was soft as a marshmellow, everyone was. He looked back at Ivy and smiled "I'll be back quick." He was a little confused on why he had said this to her, but then yet again there were feelings. The young brown male ran forward, side by side with Ian "So that Mishka chick, odd one ain't she?" He was hoping to push a button on Ian, and see what that button did. Would he get angry with him for insulting her like that, then yet again Mishka would probally take that as a compliment knowing her, or would he agree and talk bad about her? The thought of Ian and Mishka made Nuka chuckle a bit, yes they would be a cute couple, but the parents would disagree.

"Of course," Ivy said to Nuka with a smile just before he left. She watched him go with a calm yet slightly confused half smile on her face. She was trying to sort out her feelings for him and his feelings for her. They hadn't talked much before this little adventure, but to her it seemed like they had known each other for forever. It was strange. Ivy didn't normally connect that well with a new wolf. Ivy shook it off, reminding herself that Nuka wasn't a new wolf and that she had pratically known him since puppyhood. She was just reading in to things. But than why did he day good-bye to her and say nothing to Kishma?

Tony glared after the wolves as they left. No really both of them. Just Ian. He was getting along way too well with Mishka for his like. He glanced over at Mishka and say her in one of her trances. He made to go over to her when she suddenly snapped out of it and looked around, her eyes settling on Ian for a split second. No one but Tony would have even noticed. Mishka might not have even realized it herself. But a new wave a jealousy flowed over Tony and instead of going over to Mishka like he always did, he trotted in the opposite direction, finding himself standing next to Echo instead. He was too upset about the Mishka/Ian thing for him to realize what was really going one.

Kishma hated seeing the two males leave and her being left behind. She ran over to Butch and demanded, "What is going on here?! Why are they leaving? Tell me now!" She stamped her foot to proof her anger.

"Yeah, I guess," Ian said, glaring at the snow in front of him for no reason. He was trying to digest the new informtion. Mishka and Kishma sisters? He still coudn't believe it. A thought crossed him mind for a second before he dismissed it; if Mishka was Moth's daughter, than maybe she would be satisfied if Ian mated with Mishka instead of Kishma. But that could never happen. First off, he was a wolf, an alpha's son! And she was a husky. Or, half husky anyways. And secondly, Ian wasn't falling for Mishka! He couldn't, he wouldn't. He wasn't. "But it works for her. She wouldn't be Mishka if she wasn;t strange, I suspect."

Mishka looked around and saw Tony and sighed heavily, what was bothering him so much? He normally was always by her side but instead he was acting very distant towards her, did she do anything? Mishka shrugged as she sat back down and leaned a little against Kishma.

Echo smiled as Tony came next to her "I wonder whats happening, I mean this must be big." She said to Tony as she snuck nervous glances at him, she didn't know why but it felt like her mind had gone blank when he sat next to her.

Nuka shrugged, maybe ian did liek Mishka but just didn't want to admit it. " So uh, why are ew getting Moth?" He asked in curiousity, Butch acted like it was ergent and it must have been by the way he was talking to a wolf.

Butch growled shortly at Kishma "You'll see when your mother gets here, we have somthing important to tell you." He sigh heavily as he looked down at his paws, how would they take this? Life would never be normal again after this.

Tony nodded his head, looking around and noticing everyone's worried faces for the first time. "Yeah, I guess it is. But what could it possibly be? We haven't met these wolves until today." Tony watched Kishma and Butch, hoping to get a hint from their actions.

Ian sighed, not sure if he was ready to admit that he actually believed this story of Butch. The husky could just be lying after all. But then why? What would he gain by seeing Moth? Ian glanced at Nuka and sighed again. "Butch told me something about Kishma and Mishka." Saying the names together, he realized how much they sounded alike. But that could be a coincedence. "I'm not sure if it's true, but Moth will be able to tell of us if it's a lie or not." Ian knew that he was being vague, but he didn't want to come right out and say it.

"What does any of this have to do with my mother?" Kishma asked. Even though she and Moth didn't always get along, Kishma didn't want to see her mother get hurt. "Why can't you just tell me without my mother here?"

Ivy laid on the ground, listening to Kishma and Butch argue. She knew how stubborn Kishma was and she had a feeling Butch was too. Wathcing them fight it was almost like watching a daughter argueing with her father... Ivy shook that thought from her head. What was she thinking?! That was just insane.

Butch growled shortly once again "You'll see when she gets here Kishma, and I'm wanting her here because its not only my choice to tell you, I want to but...Its complicated alright?" Butch said rather softly, trying to get her to understand.

Mishka looked over at Tony and sighed again. Mishka slowly got up and walked over to him, sitting down next to him. She felt his familiar fur brush against hers, and she liked it, she liked how he was so well known in her brain and not so foreign like most thinsg were to her, like the wolves.

Echo shrugged "It seems like Butch, Mishka, and Kishma have known eachother for some time but they just don't know it." Echo knew what she had just said didn't make any sense at all but she didn't know any other way of explaining it.

Nuka looked at him puzzling then sighed heavily. "Just spill it Ian, I mean we are going to find out sooner or later, just spill." He rolled his eyes, trying to convince him to tell.

Kishma groaned in protest. She hated waiting for things. "Nothing makes sense anymore," she complained mostly to herself though it was loud enough for everyone to hear. She began passing the length of the fence.

Ivy turned her head to watch Kishma pace, her head moving with Kishma's walk. Then she watched Mishka for a while. She was still stuck on the thought of sisters and family. Ivy was just figuring out how that could be possible.

Tony raised on eyebrow at Echo and her confusing statement, but then he realized what she was trying to stay. "Yeah, I understand. It's like they're connected somehow." He smiled at Mishka as she came beside him, but he still held on to some of the anger and jealousy he had. But he couldn't really be made at Mishka, but he was still furious with Ian.

Ian looked at the ground just in front of him and sighed. "I don't know how to tell you without you thinking I'm crazy for believing it," he admitted, sorting out the different approaches he could make in his head. "But I guess you should know before we get Moth." Ian sighed and closed his eyes while saying, "Kishma and Mishka are sisters."

Nuka stopped running "You-Your lying right?" He shook his head "You're bluffing!" How could the two be sisters, and how would anything ever be the same again? Nuka rolled his shoulders back before running forward as they entered the forest. "We are almost to the pack." He muttered, still in shock. Nuka kept his pace until the forst opened up to home, the pack. The brown male saw Moth in the clearing and waved to grab her attention.

Mishka looked sideways at Tony and smiled a little, she couldn't help it. But she was distracted by Kishma's pacing I wonder what Butch told her to get her so upset. Mishka wanted to go over and comfort her but at the same time did'nt want to leave Tony's side.

Echo nodded quickly "Yeah, you get it!" She beamed a little, but didn't exactly understand why.

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Moth spotted Nuka out of the corner of her eye. She looked at her and Ian with a confused face. What were those two doing together? And where were Kishma and Ivy? She trotted up to the wolves and asked, "What is it?"

Ian shuffled his paws, not sure how to tell Moth. And what if Butch had been lying? Ian wasn't sure how he could have known Moth's name if he was lying, but that didn't matter right now. Ian sighed and said, "Do you know a husky named Butch?"

Tony smiled down at Echo. "Of course I understand," he said before directing his gaze back to Mishka, her was watching Kishma. "Do you have any idea whats going on here?"

Nuka looked over at Ian, who was clearly baffled on how he should tell Moth that her two daughters had reunited and now Butch needs her help to figure out if they should tell them. "Because he really needs to see you, he seemed pretty urgent about it." Nuka figured the two had hid this for so long for a reason and he didn't want her to completley deny the whole thing just to cover it up.

"Butch?" Moth asked as a flood of memories came to her at the sound of his name. "I haven't hear that name in a long time," she muttered almost incoheriently. She shook her head to clear her mind as best she could as tried to concentrate on what Ian and Nuka were saying. "But why would he want to see me?" she asked them.

Ian shrugged, not wanting to lie, but realizing that he probably shouldn't say that Butch had already told Ian Moth's secret and than Ian had went and told Nuka. He shot Nuka a warning look to confirm that Ian did not want Nuka to tell the truth at that moment. Ian turned his attention back to Moth, saying, "I think he wanted to tell you himself."