Danny had just returned from yet another eventful day at school, this time Faith punched him in the stomach and told him to watch out for her low blown fist, another day at school, another witty remark which still never made sense to him. He had spent some time thinking why she hit him and picked on him so much, it just never made any sense, she picked on him more than any other and vents her anger for no reason. At one point he could have swear he saw steam blowing out of her ears, a scary trick but still it amused him until she kicked him between the legs. The pain sent shivers up Danny spine as he wondered down the beaten pathway that leads into the deeper parts of the forest, it was about two Oâ€™ clock in the afternoon and Danny managed to be let off school early, well everyone was let off.<br/><br/>The forest was lovely when it came towards autumn where the forest sprang into a vibrant orange and the colour decorated the floor with falling leafs and a light warm breeze that reminded Danny Summer wasnâ€™t exactly over but nor was it going to hang around forever. Danny loved how the shift of nature swept over the forests and that he could be so close to such changes, what he also couldnâ€™t want to do was visit a nearby wolf family not too far away. He had met them several months near a creek when he spotted one of their youngsters checking him out, by that time he was completely oblivious to the â€œMagicâ€ that lifted the spirits of the wild. A smile crept up on his lips as he remembered the first meeting he ever encountered with the wolves, how he followed the youngster but was suddenly confronted by the mother in a defensive fashion. It also reminded him of the mercy some creatures can show, and yet humans always thought them to be mindless beasts. Danny thought of many uncharacteristic things a twelve year old would never normally think about but he enjoyed it.<br/><br/>It took him a good thirty minutes of walking before he reached the outskirts of the wolves territory, Danny wondered who he would bump into first or rather, who would find him.