Tracker Dog #34 I Available until April 1st (not a joke)Gender: Male
A Stealth that feels best at home in crowded cities. As the dark blue might suggest, he prefers to work at night. The soft yellow markings aren't noticable as long as he remains in the darkness, which he sees as his ally. He doesn't always listens to orders and does what he believes is right, yet he'll listen when he hears his handler is serious about the matter. He requires order and discipline to function properly.
Tracker Dog Application Series 11xUsernamex Yellowflight
xTracker Dog you want x#34
xName you'll give it xStill deciding, but I'll call him... Kai. Can I PM you, if I win him, maybe to change it?
xReason why you want itxI love Stealth Trackers; they inspire me because they are different and I am different.
Kai is my favorite colors; the yellow and blue coordinate well when they are in those shades.
xWill it be used in any kind of story?xYes, I will PM you the progress. I will might even make it a comic if I win him and you agree.
xDescribe its personalityxKai is not a rebel. He learns very fast and his brain works very actively to commands. He likes a little bit of fun, and can be mischevious. Kai likes to chase down bad guys, but prefers a walk in the park more. He is peaceful, but will bite anyone who tries to touch him without being invited.
In my story, Kai is trapped by an evil man and he turns mean and will bite anyone, but he warms up to my girl character.
xWrite an introduction for your TrackerxxKaix I swung my head back and forth with vigor, smelling the rank air of the alley. The night shadows covered me. They wrapped around my legs, tickling my thin fur. I could see rats digging in the yellow dumpster crusted onto the alley wall. One scampered over to me cautiously and stood up on its hind legs. It bared its front teeth. I growled and showed all of my teeth, trying to look menacing. I stalked forwards to the chain-link fence and put my paws up on the cold metal.
x~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~x I wake up curled painfully in a box. I must have dragged myself into it before I fell asleep. My muscles ache. They burn as I stand up. It must have been two weeks since I was kidnapped from the police station in Manhattan and brought to New York City. The man who did it was smelly, so I've decided to call him Smelly Sam. My throat burns and I growl at more rats. People pass by. Hours pass just like the people hurrying down the street, waving cabs down, rushing to their homes. It's rush hour.
xBrookx "Class, this is your new classmate, Brook Holmes!" I stood in front of the whole classrom, pink tardy slip crumpled in my hand. My backpack straps dug into my shoulders. I wished Crystal was here to squeeze my hand... but she is back in Oklahoma. I am in New York City now. The whole class stared at me.
"Can you tell us where you came from?" I opened my mouth, but nothing came out.
Finally I recovered and said nervously,
"O-oklahoma." My new teacher put a hand on my shoulder.
"All right. My name is Ms. Brink. You can sit by... let's see, okay, there's an empty seat by Randy, right there in the back." Oh, great! I thought.
A boy. Let's see what tricks he has up his nasty little sleeve! I walked over and dropped my heavy backpack on the side of my desk.
"Hi!" Randy flashed me a bright smile. I just stared. It was dazzling.
School went by fast. 6th grade was no fun without Crystal. She promised to always be my friend. We promised never to move away from each other. Guess my dad didn't know about that when he backfired at his boss for something he didn't do. I spent recess with my notebook clutched to my chest until I found a grassy spot. I sat with my back to a strong oak and sketched out different things, balls, people, other trees, anything.
Randy walked up once. He sat down next to me.
"Can you draw me?" He asked. I looked at him.
"Why?" It was the first word that day... and the first word I had said to him.
"I want to see how you see me." Randy looked at me. His eyes were green. Wierd. I'd thought they looked brown when I came in.
"Hey, want to see something after school?" He looked at me again.
"I have to get home..." I stuttered.
"Hey, it's fine. I live in your apartment building." Oh, great. I thought.
He's stalking me. "After, I can help you guys unpack." x~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~x All through the rest of the school day, I caught glances from Randy from across the room. As soon as the bell rung, he rushed to me.
"Ready? We'll have to take a bus." I said,
"I didn't bring any m-" Randy cut me off.
"I have enough." Okay. I hope he's not leading me on, I thought. he walked out of the classroom door.
"We'll have to walk to the nearest bus stop." The bus ride was long and stinky. I stared out the window at the blurry shops and tall buildings as they raced by. Randy shook my arm as the bus lurched to a stop.
"This is the place."xKaix I heard humans getting off of a bus. I hid in a dark corner. I heard them talking, too. A young boy's voice caught my ears. I swiveled them to catch the noise in their dish-like insides.
"This way!" The boy said. I saw two figures crouch by the chain-link fence.
"Here boy!" The boy vioce sounded. His companion, a girl, said,
"Are you sure there's a dog in there?" The boy snorted.
"Not a dog, a Tracker!" "What the heck is a Tracker?" The girl asked.
I decided to reveal myself. I carefully stepped onto my sore pads and came into the dimming sunlight.
"Why does its tongue stick out?" The girl asked. She sounded interested. I walked to the fence, smelling the two kids. They smelled like pencil and crowded bus.
"Defect. Cute, isn't he?" The boy voice replied. The girl nodded her head.
"Randy, he's so mistreated. Let's tell Ms. Brink!" The girl sounded very concerned. Randy said,
"Brooke, he might be wild, or he might belong to someone, and... and, I sorta want to keep him a secret." Brooke sounded disgusted.
"A secret? You want to keep Kai a secret. Wow, we are totally going to save him now." "Kai? What kind of name is that?" Randy scoffed. Brooke turned her head away.
"It's his name okay?" "We never agreed on calling him Kai." Randy sounded mean. I put my nose through the fence and licked Brooke's cheek.
"He likes it, see!" Brooke sounded triumphant.
"Fine."And so, my name was Kai. I was known as number-thirty-three-point-six-four in Manhattan, what I was called right after I was adopted.
xI will add more through out the week; my brain is fried. (Not anymore) xxDone! VIOLA.x