The calm air was shattered by the sound of the explosion. Keveth saw many pack members running around yelling, just as he heard his Alpha yell.<br/>"Get to the pack house! Put the fires out!"<br/><br/>Keveth turned and ran quickly with his fellow pack mates. As they came around a last group of trees his steps almost faltered. There was a horror hed only seen once before. Half of the pack house was ablaze, and the other was virtually in pieces. He growled as his training from his days before the pack kicked in. He grabbed a few of the more competent members nearby.<br/><br/>"Get the females and pups together. Take them to my home. Get a headcount and make sure they are all accounted for!" He shoved them toward the group of females holding the crying pups. -First priority is to find them all and make sure they are safe.- He thought to himself.<br/><br/>He ran to a group that had started trying to control the fire. "Anyone inside?" he yelled over the roar of the flames.<br/>The other wolf shook his head, "We dont think so." They helped another as he wrestled a large hose near the house and then began spraying water into the blaze. Several other hoses were being brought over from the small sturdy shed. It had once been an empty utility shed until Keventh had come here. His training had urged him to show these people what needed to be done in case of an emergency. The hoses and the water pump that fed them were his idea, which the Alpha had been impressed with. He watched as the other hoses sprang to life and the flames hissed as cold water began to soak the wood they were burning.<br/><br/>A female raced to him and he turned to her as he felt her panic. "My pup! I cant find her! She was in there! We have to find her!" He held the woman and turned to another wolf that had just joined them. "Take her to my house!" he turned to her, "Go with him! I'll find her!"<br/>He waited until she nodded and then turned to the house. He ran to a door way as water flowed around him. Seems a hose handler had known he would go in. The water dampened the doorways flames and he rushed through. The room was ablaze and he tried to see as he ran to the big hallway that connected the whole bottom floor. As he was about to call out he heard the howl from the kitchen. He rushed into it and covered his head as a board fell from the roof. He ran to a girl chained in the corner as she crouched over the pup.<br/><br/>"We have to go!" He roared. He grabbed the chain and ripped it from the floor. he turned and froze as he looked the girl in the eyes. Everything seemed to zone out until a whimper made him shake his head. He tried to grab the pup but she cried and clung to the wolf even tighter. "Follow me!" He lead the way through the hall around collapsing boards. He stopped and jumped back as the doorway collapsed. He looked around the room and realized only one way out.<br/><br/>-Through the far rooms, the upper office window.[ he thought. He checked to see if the wolf followed him and she was right behind him. He lead them up the stairs and into a large burning room. He ripped off his shirt as the flames licked at them. He wrapped his fist  and he punched out the window. He raked the few points of glass out then turned to her.<br/><br/>"I'll hold your arms and lower you down! Get to the group with hoses as soon as you get down! I won't be far behind!" he yelled as he looked into her face. A strange sense of calm washed over him. But he had to focus on her and the pups safety.