The sun was setting on a lonely stretch of highway. A highway that used to be a main road into Dunkirk. A single black Peterbilt barreled down the road. The white lightning bolt on the trailer ilumminated by the lights along the side of the trailer. As the sun sank closer and closer the the horizon the white stood out more and more. Almost as if there were lights surrounding the bolt. Blaze knew there were never any police on this road, even if there were he'd just pay them off and keep rolling down the road. He came to a familiar spot in the road, the place where he had wrecked his first truck. There was a large bump in the middle of the road. It had been snowing horribly, and he swurved to avoid it. Hitting a large patch of ice with his trailer. The trailer had swung completly around, crashing into the back of his sleeper. the truck began twisting, and nothing he could do would stop it. When the truck finally stopped it was in the ditch on the side of the road. Blaze was lucky that nothing more had happened. As he approached the spot, something caught his eye.<br/>"Well this is odd" he said to himself as he let off the gas and began to gear down, using the jake brake to slow himself more than the brake pedal. He came to a stop and pulled the parking brakes with a hiss of air. Opening the door he stepped down on the running boards and onto the ground. Turning around he saw what he thought he had.<br/>"Well hello there Sky. Didnt think I'd see you out this far from town. I was just on my way back from getting a load for that guy that buys recycled cardboard a lot. Figured it would be a good investment." The wolf standing in front of him just glared, growling lowly. "Yea yea Sky, do you have any news for me or no?"<br/>The wolf began barking and whimpering. something that a normal person would never understand.<br/>"You call that news? I've known about that." The wolf hung her head. "Anything else I might be interested in?" The wolf, head still hung down whimpered a little. "I already knew about that as well Sky. Anything else?" Sky whimpered still softer. Blazes eyebrows shot up his forehead. "What was that? If I heard what I think I heard, that's news to me." Sky picked her head and tail up and began barking and whimpering franticly while Blaze listened intently. "Get in the truck. We need to move." Blaze pulled open his door, while Sky ran to the passenger's side.<br/>By the time that Blaze had gotten into hit seat, pulled the steering wheel back into position and  pulls his seat belt on, Sky was sitting in the passenger seat. Once again in wolf form. He glared at Sky, when she looked around, she had an innocent look on her face.<br/>"What have I told y'all about my truck?" Sky grunted. As Blaze released the brakes, and put the truck in gear, Sky changed back to human form.<br/>"Well you're no fun today. I wanted to hang my head out the window." She tossed her shoulder length hair back as she buckled her seatbelt.<br/>"Sorry Sky, I dont want fur all over my cab. That's the rules," he paused and looked at her, before slowly releasing the clutch and merging back onto the highway. "And even you are not special enough to break the rules Sky. So tell me again what happened."<br/>"Our patrol went out around noon today and it was just like a normal patrol, nothing interesting happened." Sky began as she pulled out a nail file and began working on her nails. "That is until they were almost back to the warehouse. As they were passing that old barn about a mile from the warehouse they caught 3 wolves sneaking around. Turns out they were lightning members. The patrollers captured them and brought them back to the warehouse with very little resistance. They are currently in the cells we made in the back of the warehouse."<br/>"Hmmm odd that they would rick thier lives like that. they knew that they were near our territory. Something doesnt feel right." Ever since their leader went missing there had been a lot of odd things happening. He pushed the pedal down further, releasing it only to pick up 2 more gears. "I have a feeling its going to be an interesting night Sky." The sun had almost set by now, the trucks headlights luminating the road in front of them, a cloud of dust kicking up off the road behind him.