What the Brothers Grimm kept secret (Remec & Deadly Nightshade)
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				Title: <strong>What the Brothers Grimm kept secret (Remec &amp; Deadly Nightshade)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>13-10-2010, 20:42:39</strong>
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				“I'm telling you it's getting worse!” Ella's dark brown eyes glanced at her mother as she was listening intently to old Anna's words. The elderly woman had been talking about dangerous animals for the past weeks, going from house to house to tell every villager to be careful. She had taken a special interest in reminding Ella and her parents about the dangers seeing as Ella walked through the forest to visit her grandmother regularly. <br><br>There were many who believed Anna's words and those who didn't at all. The first argued that one couldn't tell what forms the devil and his minions took to have the faithful stray from their path. The second claimed Anna had lost her mind with the death of her husband. Ella shook her head as the woman once more told her mother not to let her go alone to her grandmother's small cottage in the forest. Should there really be any dangerous animals out there surely somebody else but Anna would have come across one by now. So far no animal had been killed, no one attacked. A few years ago a dog in the village had grown feral and started to kill sheep and attack its master. Nothing similar was happening right now so Ella saw no reason to believe Anna and her ramblings. They would surely not keep her from going to her grandmother's house later. <br><br>Obviously her mother was of the same opinion, packing her a basket full of baked goods and a bottle of wine before sending her daughter out of the house. <br><br>“Be careful,” her mother's words were a daily routine and had nothing to do with Anna's words. Just like the hand that stroke through Ella's long black hair and lifted the red hood of her cape over her head. “And don't stray from the path... just in case.” Ella smiled and nodded before turning around to head for the forest. She knew her mother was still standing in the door, watching her daughter until the slender girl was out of sight. Had either of them known about the danger Ella's grandmother was currently in they might have not taken Anna's words as lightly. 
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>14-10-2010, 18:56:38</strong>
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				Quite a ways off from the quiet village, in most directions, were various homesteadings, farms, woodsmen's huts, and small cottages set up either before there was a central village or by people who liked it better with some space between them and their neighbors.&nbsp; Whatever the case had been with Ella's grandmother, it turned out that her cottage was nestled in a nice little glen amid a deep section of the forest near a small brook that ran from a spring near where the local foothills began their rise towards the Great Ridge to the far north. She liked having the space to herself, or to herself and Ella since her granddaughter visited quite frequently now that she was old enough to go into the woods alone.<br><br>Alone, however, was not how old Brigga was on that particular day.<br><br>As the woman went about her routine for the day, a pair of eyes tracked her. They were big and golden and they made the rest of their owner's body wait while they watched and took in what the woman did and when and for how long. Large, clawed paws...disturbingly handlike...clenched and unclenched in the forest loam as the thick and powerful sinews of their owner's torso and legs kept wanting to side with the discerning nose at the end of their long snout.<br><br>"Hmm...so nice," Nose had said.<br><br>"We agree," Mouth and Tongue added quickly as the saliva dripped amid the ferns where their owner lie hidden.<br><br>"Enough," said Wolf as he united his cravings and desires. "What we smelled was like this one, but not her. She will do for now, though."<br><br>Quietly, and with a surprising skill at hiding for such a large beast, Packless the Wolf made his way out of the cover of the forest and to the doorstep of Brigga's cottage. There he set a simple trap for his chosen prey.<br><br>He knocked on her door.<br>-----<br>&nbsp;8-)
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>14-10-2010, 20:09:00</strong>
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				Brigga was walking into the small cottage she lived in after having tended to her garden. The sun was by now standing high in the sky and her old bones told her it was time for her to seek the shade of the house. Inside she brought a kettle of water to boil for her tea. While she waited for the water to be ready she sat down in her armchair and closed her eyes for a moment, enjoying the silence. <br><br>She had never liked to be surrounded by too many people and when her husband had died she had requested that her son would build her this little cottage away from the village, yet close enough for her to easily travel to her family should the need arise. During the last years, however, Brigga had left her spot in the forest less and less, instead, her granddaughter had come to visit her on a regular basis, supplying her with news from the village and the only company Brigga was still seeking in her age. She enjoyed the quiet life out here, tending to her little garden and a family of wild cats that had taken refuge in an old tree stump at the back of the house. Once the water was ready Brigga rose from her seat and poured herself a cup of tea and ate a few small cakes with it. <br><br>A sound outside had her still in her movement. At first she thought it might have been an animal until there was a knock at the door. Shaking her head softly she put the cup down onto the table and rose again from her seat to walk to the door.<br><br>“Ella, I already told you you don't have to knock. My door is always open for you. You just have to come...AHH!” The sight that greeted the elder woman when she opened the door was not that of her young granddaughter's smiling face but that of a monster. Brigga made a fearful step back into her house, realizing too late that this was the worst thing she could have done as it allowed the beast to follow her.
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>16-10-2010, 09:25:52</strong>
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				Packless waited patiently outside Brigga's door, but he did fidget a bit as he resisted the urge to simply smash the door in and burst forth into the woman's cottage. A sly smile creased his face and his mouth parted enough to show something of his long, sharp teeth as he listened to the admonishment she was bestowing on someone she thought was at her door.<br><br><em>Ella...hmm...is that whose scent I've been after?</em><br><br>The door opened and the look of welcome and love in Brigga's eyes gave way to fear and astonishment just as her feet made her give way to the creature on her stoop. Without hesitation, Wolf crossed the threshold and smacked Brigga to the floor just inside the doorway. He dropped easily back to all fours and moved above the old woman. His muzzle made its way along her body--confirming that she was not the prey he'd hoped for--and then hovered over her face.<br><br>He looked down into her eyes and Brigga could feel each heated pant against her cheeks. A deep, rich voice drew goosebumps along her arm and raised the hair along her neck as Wolf said, "Hello, dinner. Anything you wish to say before I eat you all up?"
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>16-10-2010, 16:56:15</strong>
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				Brigga yelped in fear when she found herself lying on the floor of her cottage a beast she had believed to be a figment of the imagination of the storytellers to scare the children with standing above her. She trembled in fear as the monstrous creature smelled her as though he was ready to eat her. Her arms lifted to cover her face. <br><br>“No, please, you have to let me live! I'm an old woman, what could my flesh be to you? There are young and healthy animals in the forest to still your hunger. Deer and boars, the finest meat. I am old, leave me what few years I have left! My granddaughter could arrive any moment, she...” The thought of Ella had Brigga go still for a moment as she thought she saw something in the monster's eye at her the mention of her. <br><br>“She is young...and healthy and … pure.” Brigga remembered the stories told about his kind. They were created by a pact with the devil himself, it was said, always hungry, though not only with their mouth. Ella was young and beautiful. Her parents hadn't urged her to get married yet and this mistake of her son and daughter-in-law might just be able to save her life. <br><br>“She hasn't been with any man, she is as innocent as the day she was born. I... I can make her go with you if you let me live. She could be your...” What was it that these beasts had, she wondered and decided to use the word associated with animals “... she could be your mate.” Silently she prayed to god, asking for his forgiveness and at the same time asking him to have this beast accept her offer. Ella was young and strong, she could survive to lie with this monster and not having been with a man she wouldn't know if he was doing things to her a human man would not think about doing to his wife. 
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>18-10-2010, 13:04:54</strong>
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				"My mate?" Packless was somewhat taken aback by the old woman's words. He was much more use to prey begging and pleading or crying and screaming. He was relieved to not have to deal with that with Brigga, but what she was suggesting was new. He scowled down at the cowering woman.<br><br>"What would you know of my kind and our ways? Are you one of those Wise Women that think they know so much about the world beyond their village?" He lowered his muzzle and took the threaded cord that bound Brigga's garments in the front between his teeth. With a sudden jerk, he ripped open her bodice and gown...exposing her undergarments and part of her chest. Slowly, he ran his tongue from a bit of bare skin up Brigga's neck, removing it when it crossed the border between jaw and cheek.<br><br>"You don't taste mystical. Just delicious...how do I know your granddaughter would take your place with me?"
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>18-10-2010, 18:19:23</strong>
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				Brigga tried to shove the beast away from her, his teeth way too close to her skin for her liking. Turning her face to the side she cringed as his tongue moved over her skin. If she didn't convince him soon she'd be death. She loved Ella with all her heart, but her granddaughter was more fit to survive her time with the monstrous animal than she herself was. <br><br>“She will. She won't want me to be killed and she won't want to die herself. Ella should be here any moment.” Her eyes fell onto the open door and she feared what her granddaughter's reaction would be should she find her grandmother close to be eaten by a wolfman or ...something. She had to get off the floor or Ella would run away screaming for help all the way back to the village. But help would come too late for Brigga herself. <br><br>“Why would I lie to you? Should she not do as I say you know where I live. You could come back any time and kill me.” 
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>20-10-2010, 22:07:44</strong>
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				<br>The Wolf regarded Brigga as she lay on the floor below him and nodded. His gruff voice seemed louder than a normal speaking voice as he told her, "Very well, we will see if your granddaughter is worth giving you up for. I suspect you speal truly. Humans are always sacrificing themselves for each other." He moved away from Brigga's body and stood up on his hind legs. His powerful form reached nearly to the ceiling and his eyes bore into the old woman once more.<br><br>"But," he continued, "it is not you I will deal with if she defaults on our deal. I will see your entire village blown away." He motioned for her to rise. "Get up, dress yourself, and do what you need to do to prepare for your granddaughter's visit."<br><br>He looked to where Brigga's dressing gown hung on a rack just barely in view through the doorway to her bedroom. <em>Perhaps I should disguise myself and ambush the girl? No...we will be direct.</em> Packless backed up to the open door to outside. "Speak with her. I will be nearby, listening."<br><br>And the Wolf left Brigga's cottage and vanished into the forest around the building.
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>21-10-2010, 09:21:28</strong>
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				Ella was humming softly while she walked through the forest. So far she hadn’t seen any sign of Anna’s dangerous animal, unless the old woman considered singing bird and rabbits dangerous. After about an hour she already saw the clearing on which her grandmother’s house stood and hurried her steps for the last part of the way. <br><br>Standing in front of the little cottage she couldn’t help but think that something was different. Shaking her head and scolding herself for obviously still thinking about Anna’s words she knocked on the door and waited for her grandmother’s voice to call her inside before she opened the door and entered the cottage. <br><br>Her grandmother was sitting in her armchair and motioned for Ella to come closer and sit beside her. Once she did her grandmother reached for her right hand and held it between both of hers. Ella felt a slight trembling in her grandmother’s hands and frowned.<br><br>“Is something amiss grandmother? Are you feeling unwell?” Brigga smiled at her granddaughter, though the smile did not reach her eyes. <br><br>“No, no, my dear, everything is fine with me. Say, you are at an age by now where you should be thinking about marriage already. Is there a young man you have set your eyes upon?” Ella laughed softly and shook her head, although she was still worried about her grandmother’s condition. <br><br>“I don’t intend to rush into a marriage grandmother and there is not a single man in the village who could tempt me to do otherwise.” <br><br>“Good, good,” Brigga mumbled and petted Ella’s hand, taking a deep breath. “Ella, you love your family and friends, don’t you? And you wouldn’t want anything bad happening to them, would you?” <br><br>“Grandmother, you are scaring me. What is this all about?” Brigga sighed slowly shook her head. <br><br>“We all have to make sacrifices in our lives. And now it has come to be your turn.” Her hands held tightly onto Ella’s as she felt her granddaughter wanting to pull away. <br><br>“You are a young and beautiful woman Ella, sooner or later you would have to take a man anyway. You are strong and I have no doubt you will be able to survive, yes, maybe even live a long and … happy… life. All you have to do is to behave and do what he tells you, obeying him as you would a husband. You will find, I am sure of that, that it won’t be that bad.” Brigga wasn’t sure whether she was trying to convince her granddaughter or herself of that. <br><br>“What are you talking about grandmother? You are not making sense.” Ella finally managed to free herself from the elder woman’s grasp and rose from her seat, stumbling back through the cottage and towards the door. <br><br>“Heed my words, Ella, don’t make yourself unhappy. Their blood will be on your hands otherwise. I promised you to him and you will stay true to my word.” Ella shook her head, her grandmother sounded even worse than Anna she thought when she opened the door and stepped outside. Only now did she realize what was different: not a single bird was singing around the cottage, not a single mouse or rabbit scurried through the thicket. <br><br>“He is waiting for you.” Her grandmother said behind her and gently pushed Ella forward.&nbsp; <br>
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>25-10-2010, 13:17:34</strong>
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				The Wolf smiled as he lie hidden in the underbrush at the far edge of Brigga's cottage's clearing with its stonelined walk and assorted beds of flowers, herbs, and stable vegetables. He had got a whiff of Ella's scent as she had made her way past his hiding place to the front door of the building. <em>It is her! Mmm, yes, I have been waiting for this one for quite some time.</em><br><br>He watched as Ella looked about with a sense of confusion and concern on her face.<br><br>A soft chuckle slipped from his throat as he saw the old woman shut the door behind her granddaughter and throw the locks on it. He slinked along the ground below the ferns and other forest plants to get as close to the girl as he could without revealing himself. <em>Let us see what she does now. That will give us the answer of whether to pounce, charge out and sweep her legs, or merely step into view and use words to get her to come along willingly.</em><br><br>He continued to watch, but his covering was not as complete as it was before and the very skilled or lucky might spot an ear, or a paw, or the motion his tail made in stirring a small patch of leaves.<br>-----<br>&nbsp;8-)
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>25-10-2010, 15:04:30</strong>
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				Ella spun around at the sound of the door to her grandmother’s cottage being locked behind her. She stood there for a moment staring unbelieving at the door before hastily turning back around, looking around for any sign of the creature her grandmother had been talking about. Swallowing around the lump of fear that was starting to gather in her throat she made an uneasy step forward, away from the cottage. There was nothing to be seen but still no animal made any sound, telling her whatever frightened them was still lurking about. Would she stand a chance of making her way back to the village if she ran? <br><br>A movement she thought she was seeing in the thicket stopped her from thinking, her body reacting purely out of instinct. Lifting the long skirt of her dress she started to run towards the path she had come from, not daring to turn to look behind her to see if anyone or anything was following her. <br>
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>26-10-2010, 13:09:02</strong>
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				While his first reaction on seeing a skirt raised high enough for running in would normally be more along the line of...Hmm, what tasty legs...the Wolf, in this instance, reacted more like the hunter he'd always been raised to be. He scurried through the brush and ivy and up a small enbankment along one side of the garden. (Brigga had had it hollowed out for a root cellar.) His long, lean figure tore up the slant and launched itself into the air to land on the walk to the cottage. <br><br>Standing with all fours firmly planted on the flagstones between Ella and the path she was hurrying towards, Packless made a low growl and bared his teeth to the girl. In a dark voice, tinged with danger and horror, he said, "And where are you off to so quickly? Your grandmother seemed to think you had better manners than that. Have you not a proper sense of hospitality?" <br><br>His piercing eyes narrowed their focus as they bore deeply into Ella's bright ones.
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>26-10-2010, 16:15:10</strong>
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				With a yelp Ella moved backwards, away from the beast suddenly standing in front of her and stumbled on a stone beneath her feet. Her eyes stayed fixed on the creature before her even as she fell onto her bottom. Looking up at it with wide eyes she tried to move further away, using her hands and feet. What she saw was impossible. A creature like that couldn’t exist. And it shouldn’t be able to talk. This was even worse than what Anna had described, Ella thought. <br><br>“What… what do you want of me?” Surely her grandmother had been wrong to assume this beast wanted her as a … mate. It was more likely to kill her right here and eat her. Ella winced when her back made contact with a tree and she silently cursed herself for having maneuvered into an even worse situation. How was she to escape now. Her breath caught in her throat as she made the mistake of looking the beast directly in the eyes, freezing her in place. <br>
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>31-10-2010, 00:53:13</strong>
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				The fear was just beginning to wedge itself into the girl's eyes as she caught wind of how trapped she was. <em>This is good. I so hate prey that is terrified right from the get-go.</em> The Wolf followed along after her and came close enough that Ella could feel its breath on her ankles and calves. She could see how large its teeth were as its muzzle remained slightly agape as it breathed in her scent.<br><br>She watched how its expression seemed to almost ripple and a slight tremor traveled along its neck and down its torso. Her scent seemed to be giving it feeding it in some fashion; the Wolf was savoring how she smelled.<br><br>"Hmm...I've not quite decided," it told her finally. "I may take your grandmother up on her idea. You do appear like you would birth strong cubs. And I think it would be very...." It paused as if considering its words while its eyes left Ella's to take in all of her bod; they lingered somewhat on the flesh exposed by the way her skirt had ridden up when she fell. "....satisfying. Yes, quite satisfying, indeed."<br><br>Packless rose up on two feet before Ella and extended a hand. As it reached for her, its body became just a touch less canine, as if adapting to a more human shape so as to manuver bipedally more easily, and its paw flexed and reshaped itself into more of a taloned hand or claw. "Come, walk with me into the woods. Now."
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>31-10-2010, 01:12:23</strong>
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				Ella pressed herself farther back against the tree, seeing as it was the only way for her to escape the beast in front of her for now. At the sight of the teeth so close to her skin she couldn't hold back a whimper. How could her grandmother propose for her to lie with that monster? She was likely to be eaten alive by the beast. The way he smelled her seemed to agree with Ella more than her grandmother until he spoke, leaving Ella to shake her head in silent denial. Cubs? He really intended to take her as a mother for his....cubs?! Her legs felt boneless and Ella's hands held onto the trunk to keep her standing. <br><br>Her eyes widened as he rose in front of her, seemingly changing as he did so and Ella half expected him to end up looking fully human but that didn't happen, he stayed very much a beast still. Her eyes fell onto his outstretched hand...or paw and she softly shook her head until she heard his voice. The last word sounding very much like an order and before she realized what she was doing she lifted her hand to rest in his. Her grandmother's words coming back into her mind. What would he do if she refused him now. Ella's eyes wandered to the cottage, the door was wood and she feared it would not hold him back should he force his way inside. Reminding herself of her family she took a shaky step forward.
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>06-11-2010, 10:42:58</strong>
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				<br>It was not mindreading, but Wolf had long ago determined that many of the humans were as much pack animals as his kind normally were and he could tell what Ella's thought might have been about. "She will be safe," he told her. "I will mark the grounds of this cottage and no creature will harm the old woman. Indeed, none who might be here will be hunted by any creature within the forest or along the hills and vales for many miles around this place."<br><br>He paused as if to consider his words.<br><br>"Well, except maybe dragons. They seem to think they can make their own rules."<br><br>His lips revealed even more teeth than before and a short, barky sound escaped its mouth. "Come now, that was humorous, yes? Even if mostly true. I would move quickly from here, will you ride, be drug along, or shall I carry you?" The Wolf's question seemed straightforward, but he seemed to still be taking a measure of Ella in how she answered. While waiting, he backed up and took the girl's hand in his claw. <br><br>Packless led Ella to the space of the pathway and released her hand. He cut a glance towards the cottage and marked how the lace curtains in the front window swayed gently and way the slatted blinds hanging in it tightened up and closed off the view of himself and Ella.
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>06-11-2010, 21:48:36</strong>
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				His attempt at a jest did nothing to ease her worries, or even cause her to laugh. Her mind was still trying to come to terms with what was happening here. What she had just agreed to in exchange for her family's safety. On shaky legs she followed the wolf back onto the path, her eyes glancing at her grandmother's cottage every now and then. A part of her was still hoping for the elder woman to step out and intervene. To stop the wolf from taking her with him. <br><br>Instead she saw the blinds being closed and her heart fell as she lowered her head, feeling lost and alone. Closing her eyes for a moment, Ella took a deep breath as she tried to gather her courage and look back at the wolf-like creature. Neither of the options he proposed appealed to her and she cringed as her mind provided her with very vivid images of each one of them. In the end she decided for the one option that would at least keep him from touching her. <br><br>“I... I'll ride then, if it is all the same to you.” She tried hard to keep the shaking from her voice and to keep her arms from hugging herself. Dear Lord, she was really about to leave her family to follow this...wolf to God-knows-where in order to... bear his cubs. Ella considered it a great feat that she hadn't simply lost consciousness by now.
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				Post by: <strong>Remec</strong> on <strong>14-11-2010, 06:55:50</strong>
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				<br>"Very well," Wolf said. He turned somewhat perndicular to Ella and dropped back to all fours. His shape flowed back into that of a normal animal. Normal in appearance, at any rate, since he was now a wolf the size of a colt or small pony. He squatted down on his haunches to give Ella better access and then tilted his head to regard her with those deep, black eyes once more.<br><br>"Mount up, then," he said. Wolf's voice in this form was quite deep and commanding, but it did not seem to Ella that he was ordering her about; merely giving instructions. "You will have to grip tightly in the fur at my shoulders, or else throw your arms about my neck." At this distance, and in this form, the girl's scent was even more pronounced and Wolf could feel himself beginning to respond.<br><br>"Hurry, now, we must be away," he added, the dark voice adding in a little something to its timbre that Ella gave the impression that <span class="bbc_u">this</span> had been a command. Wolf fidgeted slightly as if suddenly impatient and sighed to himself like he was holding something back inside himself.
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				Post by: <strong>Deadly Nightshade</strong> on <strong>17-11-2010, 17:05:33</strong>
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				She wanted to run away, to run into the forest and return back to the safety of her village and her parent's house but the sight of the wolf's teeth and claws, so much more dangerous on his massive form than they were already on a normal wolf kept her from following her foolish idea. He could kill her in an instant and rip her to pieces. <br><br>His voice brought her back to the presence and at first she wanted to refuse to step closer at his commanding tone. But the way he fidgeted only reminded her of how easy it would be for him to harm or kill her. Sighing she resigned to her fate and moved to the wolf. Ella's hand trembled as she put it on the animal's back and moved her leg over his back to sit on it. As best as she could she pushed her skirt down to cover as much of her legs as possible before she buried her hands in the wolf's fur right above his shoulders before he could run and cause her to fall to the ground. 
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