Fang launches himself at one of the bandits who had switched forms. They go rolling about fighting. The wolves had launched themselves at some of those who were human. They were caught of and taken aback by how fierce the wolves were. Soon several of the human bandits were dead, by the claws and fangs of the wolves. One goes after Aylia, pulling out his own bladed weapon. They began to fight this way. Fang was busy fighting with the one who he had launched himself at, but keeping an ear turn toward her just in case she need his help. With a yelp, the other werewolf lay dead on the ground and then Fang went after another one. While going after another one, he could see that Aylia was taking care of herself and taking care of the ones who were human. Soon all of them were dead. Fang switches forms, â€œSo is it usually like this?â€ he asks as he turns to face her. He was looking her over to make sure she was ok. It seemed to him that she didnâ€™t have a scratch on her. He then turned and looked at the wolves, which were all fine. He was glad that both were safe. Then a cracking sound, the sound a tree branch made being stepped on, grabbed his attention. He turned to see that one was still alive and was going to plunge his bladed weapon into Aylia. Fang quickly switches forms and tackles him, killing him instantly. Then he gets up, unharmed, and switches forms. â€œSo shall we continue on?â€ He asks.<br/><br/>They soon were on their way once again. The wolves now seemed at ease and were walking beside and all around them. Most of the young wolves were playing as they walked. One had shooed a rabbit out of its hiding place and began to chase it. Soon other young wolves joined in the chase. Fang rolls his eyes and sighs as he shook his head. The young wolves then corner the rabbit. Fang walks up to them. â€œLeave the poor thing be, itâ€™s scared to death already.â€ He says as he picks up the rabbit. It didnâ€™t even try to get away. It seemed calmed and relaxed in his arms. The young wolves soon began to follow him. Fang turns and looks at them. â€œGo to Aylia, you donâ€™t need this poor rabbit.â€ He says. The wolves let out whines and whimpers and then go over to Aylia. Fang then puts the rabbit back in its hiding place and then comes back to them. They begin to walk in silence. The silence was broken by the sound of the wolves as they ran through the woods chasing each other. One of the young wolves comes up to Fang and hides behind him. Fang only shakes his head, â€œAre you that scared of your bothers and sisters, which you have to hide behind me?â€ he asks it. The only reply that he got back was a whine. â€œI take that as a yes.â€ He says as he rolls his eyes.<br/><br/>They had continued to walk and half the day had gone by quickly. The sun would be going down soon. He could tell that they were near the village because sheep and cattle were every where grazing. He looks at the wolves. â€œNow, I donâ€™t want to see you chasing any of those.â€ He says as he points at the cattle and sheep. â€œWeâ€™re guest, so be on your best behavior.â€ He says again to the wolves. The wolves look at him as if they understood him. They apparently understood him because they stay near him and if any of the younger wolves were to try and go near them, the elders would snap at them. He had seen cattle and sheep before but not up close, he was watching them as they traveled through the fields. The sheep and cattle stared at him as if he were a strange. Then a calf comes up to him and begins to smell him, it acted like he was a new playmate.<br/><br/>Fang looks at the calf and shook his head. But he petted the calf. Then the sound of its mother calling it was heard and it took off. He looks at Aylia, â€œIt seems I have a very different way with animals than I thought.â€ He says as they continue walking through the field. The wolves were running beside them, trying not to chase after the other animals. The sheep and cattle were keeping a close eye on them, after all wolves were predators by nature. They were just about to walk into the village; Fang looks at the wolves again. â€œNow when we enter the village, do as I say and stay behind me.â€ He says to them. They listened of course and stayed behind both Fang and Aylia, who soon enter the village.