[Auzzeren]

As night split into day, their eyes locked. It was unusual for them to fight like this. And as if for the final round, Auzzen bared his teeth and snarled at Xero. They circled each other before Xero attacked, she leapt up onto his back and sunk her teeth into Auzzen's neck. "I am pack, I am wolf, I am your sister" She hissed through clenched teeth. "You are wolf no longer!" Auzzen snarled "You have broken the rules of the forest! By killing Silver, you have brought disgrace to the name 'Wolf'!" He Snarled. They stood facing each other, eyes locked as the world swirled around them. Xero's fur fell flat, her mouth closed, and her tail lay flat. She fell to the ground and looked up at Auzzen. Her leg seared in pain as she stared at Auzzen. Auzzen bent down and bit her muzzle. Xero whimpered as Auzzen flipped her over and tore at her belly. Xero pushed up hard and kicked Auzzen away. Finally, she looked at him and snarled "I may not be worthy to be wolf, but you're not worthy to be a leader, or my brother" Tail held high, she fled into the woods. All Auzzen could do was wait, watch and regret.


That's their story, hope you like it. This is part one =3

Auzzen Howled after her. There was no response, so the rest of the pack mourned with him. After all. They had lost 2 valuable pack members, one being his sister. Auzzen darted into the woods. He looked around wildly. Suddenly there was a blow to his side that toppled him over. "Auz! You came back" Xero yowled as she lay across him. Auzzen heaved himself up and he placed his head on hers. "I will always love you, Xer. You made a mistake and I forgive you." Xero pulled her head back, she looked mad. "Mistake? Mistake?" She growled. "I made no mistake, Silver was headed over to kill you" She hissed through clenched teeth. Auzzen looked startled. He stared into her eyes. "Why did you assume the worst of me?" She asked sadly. She scuffed the ground with her paw. "I'm sorry, I wasn't thinking straight, and I tried to make the right decision for my pack, I realise now that I was wrong" Auzzen stared into my eyes. Xero forgave him, and from that moment on, Auzzen understood his sister's way of thinking, and respected that. And so, the forest became a place of peace.