Forbidden Blood 3
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The young wolf waited patiently outside the room until suddenly his mother comes out of the bedroom with a smile, "You may see her now." The wolf immediately walked by her and through the door to see his fox wife in bed holding a white ball of fluff. The fox looked up to greet him with a warm smile, beckoning him to come see their new daughter. The wolf looked at his daughter with tears in his eyes, not from sadness but from happiness, "She... She looks just like you."
"Don't forget that she also has half of your looks too."
"She'll become very pretty when she grows up, I bet."
"Her name will be... Isinia."
"My daughter named Isinia. Where did this name come from?"
"Believe it or not, it was your father's suggestion. He said he heard this name within his dreams some time ago and believed it to be the name of our daughter. He said he couldn't explain how it came to him though."
"My father was always good for coming up names for many couples before and said the same thing as to how he came up with them, through dreams."
Isinia started to squirm a bit before beginning to make slight whimpers, her father saying, "Looks like she may be getting hungry. I'll leave you two be, I still haven't finished that special room for our daughter." The young mother fox nodded with a smile as she watched him leave out the door. She looked down to her newborn daughter, Isinia, as she began to breastfeed the pup.
The young wolf suddenly stopped dead in his tracks just before entering the half built extra room, remembering that one of his friends had asked for one of his tools yesterday. He immediately turned back and started to head towards the inner wolf tribe grounds. His mind was carefree but not for long until he began to hear some murmuring from other wolves saying something about fox spies being close to their tribe. At first he thought they were talking about his arctic fox wife until he heard others talking about a group of spies instead of being only one spy.
He immediately got his tool back from his friend and rushed back home to tell his family the news on what is going on. They weren't too happy to hear the news as they worried on what would happen if they found their missing fox under their roof holding a pup that belonged to her and the wolf. The young wolf's father soon realized that they would find out sooner or later and advised his son to prepare for an escape in case the inevitable happens.
After a few days of the news, the young fox began to have a series of nightmares which wouldn't go away. Each night she would awake with a cry to her pup daughter, Isinia, as if she had lost her to something. Her husband immediately awoke from his sleep to find his wife crying heavily for her daughter. He sat up and gently wrapped his arms around her, trying to calm her down as he said, "Hey hey... it's okay love. What is troubling you my dear?" His wife turned with the saddest looking face, as if she had lost something that was so dear to her and responded, "O-Our daughter... Isinia is going to get killed."
"What are you talking about," he asked with a horrified look on his face.
"I've been having this nightmare over and over about it. I'm scared about what's going to happen to our daughter."
"Nothing is going to happen to our daughter dear, and I'll make sure of that."
"They'll kill us all."
"No one is going to get killed and as long as I have you under my roof where no one can see you, everything will be just fine."
The young fox hugged her husband along with her tail and gave him a tight hug, in her mind, hoping that all those nightmares will be nothing more. She eventually calmed down enough to be able to go back to sleep. As mysteriously as the nightmares had invaded her dreams, they had vanished into thin air never to be repeated again. No more was there any crying in the middle of the nights and soon days turned into weeks with no sign of any danger.
About a month later, the young fox's father's dreams were invaded by similar nightmares of those that the young fox had. Many times he finds himself awake and full of sweat as if he had been running from someone who was trying to hunt him and his family down. During the first few days he hadn't said anything to his son or his wife not wanting to put any pressure or alert them to anything unnecessary and was very good at hiding his true emotions underneath a smiling face.
Just one week later his nightmares returned and showed itself more as a great warning this time to him, causing him to almost break down in tears that night. The following morning he proceeded to tell both of them of the nightmares he's been having as of late. They began to have a series of conversations involving an escape route in case of the impending attack. So throughout the entire few weeks, they began to dig a tunnel from their house to a hidden location somewhere that was far away enough from the wolf tribe.
During that time, the young fox had a few words with her husband's father, admitting that she had similar nightmares as well, regretting that she had not spoken of this to him before. He immediately raised an eyebrow about it but not about having to reveal this to him sooner but rather about her having the similar dreams. He only gave a comforting smile to her and nodded as he walked away, murmuring to himself as he said, "Undoubtedly this pup will have extraordinary abilities in the future..."
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