David couldn't believe it, as the woman ran home he examined the carnage left by the pack of strays.<br/>For a single dog to come along at that time would have been hard to believe. But for a whole pack, viscous enough to attack armed men, and to leave himself and the woman alone. Even his drink addled mind could tell that some higher power was at work.<br/>Looking down at the arrow in his had a big, stupid, grin spread across his face and he looked up to the sky "Thank you Angel" he said, then he set off for home, heart full of gratitude that he was indeed protected somehow, and that his protection could be transferred onto others by his presence.