the step. The two of them gone, the wolf looked to Sukari, "There's still the matter of you of course. I think you should go with them." Sukari stared at the wolf, then focused her eyes on the porthole, the light was still alive with movement. The wolf lay calmly and expectantly by her. Sukari thought about the wolf for a moment, she had known him for a while as a co-worker and felt as though she was losing an old friend. She had not seen the accepting side of him in a long time. In the back of her mind she pondered about the two humans. What is going to happen to them so far from home? The wolf knew her well enough to read her like a book, "You can join them Suk, protect them from whatever's out there." The wolf encouraged. Sukari looked to the porthole and slowly padded across to it, she turned her head once to appreciate a nod form the wolf, then disappeared through the porthole. In seconds the porthole closed.

Mitch and cascy had been walking for a mile already, when Cascy pointed out, "I think we forgot carlson!"

 

 

"I ain't nobody's lunch"

-Timon Berkowitz

 

 

ts onto the wolf's chest. The blows hit the wolf like cannon balls in his ribs, and he felt himself be thrown aside onto the ground. Cascy, realizing he was free of the wolf's body, quickly rolled to the right and bounced back onto his feet, he could feel a sudden burst of energy thriving within him. Mitch stared in awe at his friend, and then at the wolf, who was lying, panting on the ground. Cascy met up with Mitch and they both stood thinking over the moment which had just surpassed them. Sukari jumped into their view, she was uncontrollably excited, "It's the stone, Cascy. It gave you strength and you used it well!" Cascy felt as though he could laugh, rubbed his forehead in disbelief. Sukari continued, "This world is not safe for you though, you have to go through the porthole now before it closes." Mitch narrowed his eyes, "How do we know no-one's just waiting to kill us on the other side?" He asked craftily. Sukari looked more determined that ever, "I don't know, no-one knows, but I do know, that wolf will never find you there." She looked at the wolf in reference to her words. Mitch and Cascy looked at eachother. The wolf had opened his eyes, he knew he could not find the strength to kill Cascy now, "Sukari is right...but you should know that you can never get back home..." his words were accompanied by a low growl in the back of his throat. "I'm a defeated wolf. Now Civet is going to finish the job." Mitch and Cascy saw the porthole begin to rewind itself, Mitch stared intently at the elusive light, and took a brave step into it. He disappeared in a second through the gate, and Cascy followed him, closing his eyes as he took the step. The two of them gone, the wolf looked to Sukari, "There's still the matter of you of course. I think you should go with them." Sukari stared at the wolf, then focused her eyes on the porthole, the light was still alive with movement. The wolf lay calmly and expectantly by her. Sukari thought about the wolf for a moment, she had known him for a while as a co-worker and felt as though she was losing an old friend. She had not seen the accepting side of him in a long time. In the back of her mind she pondered about the two humans. What is going to happen to them so far from home? The wolf knew her well enough to read her like a book, "You can join them Suk, protect them from whatever's out there." The wolf encouraged. Sukari looked to the porthole and slowly padded across to it, she turned her head once to appreciate a nod form the wolf, then disappeared through the porthole. In seconds the porthole closed.

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