Of Magic and Fur (Part 2)
#3 of Old stuff/To fix/etc.
Paragraphs edited into smaller blocks of text for easier digestion. There's only the notion of nudity with the wolfgirl, but I assure you that it's completely clean.
Standing up, I realized that the wolfgirl was now naked, also seeming to have gotten rid of the bandages I put on her. "Ack!" Then I remembered that she was just an animal, right? It's completely normal. The wolfgirl gave him a questioning look. Then, she said, "Erm, sorry. Human clothes just get kind of uncomfortable after a while." Then the boy said, "Um, ok." "Anyways, I have to go to the nearest human town, so I can...", I started saying, before I got cut off by her growling. "Grrr..." "Are you ok?" I asked.
The wolfgirl was now on all fours, and looked just about ready to pounce on me. Very scared, I exclaimed, "Please don't hurt me!" I pull out my sword, thinking I might have to use it. The wolfgirl suddenly snapped out of the anger she was in, stood up with a scared and questioning look in her eyes, and said, "Okay. Let's not do anything stupid." "Uh, erm, I'm sorry," I replied, which was true. She just stared at me for a bit, probably suspicious, then, much to my surprise, she said, "Sorry, I just have bad memories about that place." "You know, you don't have to come with me if you don't want to." I replied. "No, I'll come with you, because I know my way around the town, and I owe you one, after you helped me. Also, my name is Grace." I make a mental note to be cautious, but to trust her for the time being.
"Alright, let's start then." I said. As I started walking, a wave of hunger and thirst slammed into me. How long had I been out? "On second thought, we should probably get some food and water for the journey." I say. "Ok, I'll get us some food, and you should go get some water for yourself." says Grace. "Sounds good.," I say. Then she runs off towards the forest. As I walk down to the river, I realize that I don't have a container or anything to purify water. Looking around, I was hoping to find a container to put water in, which I found to be unsuccessful. Instead, I just decide to cup some water in my hands and drink out of them. After refreshing myself, I go back to where Grace and I parted, and wait.
Grace "Strange, there's usually more animals in this forest." Then, I hear rustling in the trees. Crouching down on all fours, I get ready to jump, and a squirrel climbs down the tree trunk, looking at me. "No, that won't be enough to feed me or..." "Come to think of it, I don't remember ever getting his name." Prowling and looking for a larger meal, after about ten or so minutes, I come across an injured-looking wild boar cub and pounce on it. After a small skirmish, I manage to kill it easily, as it didn't provide much resistance. After killing it, I howl, hoping the human will understand that I found some food for us to eat.
After waiting for him to come for a minute or two, I start eating. This meat tastes delicious! Nice and fatty. When I hear the human running toward me and asking me if I'm okay, I lift my head and say, "Everything's fine, I was just telling you that I got some food." The human looks at me weirdly, and I don't understand why. "I can't eat this!!!" he says. "And why not?" I ask, confused. And then he says, "Um, because, uh..." "Well, because it's not cooked." He proceeds to try and start a fire with two rocks. I roll my eyes as he looks away. Sometimes I think humans are so irrational.