'Good choice. What's your name?' She demanded and he got hesitant, he was scared to let her know.
Should she be caught, his name would be what she'd likely mention.
'Jonathan, Future Alpha,' he finally answered as she smiled.
For the first time since she got there, she smiled at them.
The others were angry he allowed her to leave but also prayed she came back safe and not caught.
But Jonathan's expression said it all: 'she thinks she's all that because she's been chosen as the gifted Alpha. When she goes and they torture her, maybe she'll learn some discipline.'
Even so, her smile widened out of excitement.
Leaving her pack was the easiest part. How was she to enter into the other packs without a plan?
Yet, that didn't change her mind. She wanted to make history: The first future Alpha who broke through their defenses and that too unharmed.
Little did she know she was already seen as a major threat and had to be killed. The good part was, the Ace pack was not interested in that plan.
Judith climbed the high wall, her nails digging into the hard object, causing her to wince. In a short while, she was sitting on the wall.
While on top of it, she surveyed the ground, and to her surprise, there was no guard in sight. She must retreat. She should do that!
During a fight or war, when one didn't see any defense, it only could mean they were hidden.
Hidden opponents were the worse ones. They came in various ways and not just guards or animals. They could be bombs, guns, grenades, and many more.
'Interesting' she only whispered to herself. Her grin widened. She was happier the more she thought about it. Her heart was bursting at the seams with joy.
She sat on the wall for more than twenty minutes to see if anyone will come out wanting to chase after her.
When no one did, she decided to throw the stones she had put inside her pockets onto the ground.
Again, nothing happened. This only perked her interest even more. Were they that defenseless or they never expected anyone to break into their pack?
Jumping from the wall will make a loud sound that could draw attention, so she got down the wall, just like she had climbed up there, and getting to the middle part, jumped on the floor.
There was a pile of wood on the side. What were they going to use that for?
She got up and began to walk. She wasn't going to hide; she was no thief and certainly, she wasn't going to run.
The place was dark and even though her instinct was telling her she was walking into danger, she continued to walk.