Alder rises from the ground in his human form with blood on his hands and face. Jade and I look down at the wolf who attacked us. He had died because of the bite that Alder landed on his neck. The man shifted back to his human form after dying.
He didn't look very old at all. I would say about low twenties. He appeared very dirty but that could also be because he was covered in his own blood. I looked over him and noticed a tattoo on his left bicep. It was a combination of two symbols recognized in the werewolf culture. One of the symbols is known as meaning void. It is two circles, a thin ring as the outside and a thicker ring inside of that with a hollow center. On his tattoo, though, it wasn't empty. There was a crescent moon …show more content…
I was beginning to think he was going to be still and numb this whole conversation. I told him what happened when Jade, Alder, and I took our walk into the woods. I gave him every detail and put the most amount of emphasis on the man's unusual tattoo.
"If I give you paper and a pencil will you be able to draw this symbol?" he interrogates me.
I give a little nod and take the utensils into my hands. I quickly sketch what I saw and a low growl erupts from Alpha Lander's throat.
"Rogues," he says dangerously low.
I've heard that term before but I haven't had any purpose of ever talking about them. Rogues aren't common in this area of Washington and I'm sure that this has been the first encounter with one of them in years.
Rogues are the lowest level of werewolves possible. They are wolves that have been cast out from their packs and are forced to live on their own. They are vile, cruel, and contain no sympathy. In the worst cases, rogues will gather together and form large groups that aren't even called packs. They are called descents.
"I thought that rogues don't come around here..." I trail off when I begin to think about how many more there could be.
"They're not supposed too. Not after what happened last time they did," he says
He didn't look very old at all. I would say about low twenties. He appeared very dirty but that could also be because he was covered in his own blood. I looked over him and noticed a tattoo on his left bicep. It was a combination of two symbols recognized in the werewolf culture. One of the symbols is known as meaning void. It is two circles, a thin ring as the outside and a thicker ring inside of that with a hollow center. On his tattoo, though, it wasn't empty. There was a crescent moon …show more content…
I was beginning to think he was going to be still and numb this whole conversation. I told him what happened when Jade, Alder, and I took our walk into the woods. I gave him every detail and put the most amount of emphasis on the man's unusual tattoo.
"If I give you paper and a pencil will you be able to draw this symbol?" he interrogates me.
I give a little nod and take the utensils into my hands. I quickly sketch what I saw and a low growl erupts from Alpha Lander's throat.
"Rogues," he says dangerously low.
I've heard that term before but I haven't had any purpose of ever talking about them. Rogues aren't common in this area of Washington and I'm sure that this has been the first encounter with one of them in years.
Rogues are the lowest level of werewolves possible. They are wolves that have been cast out from their packs and are forced to live on their own. They are vile, cruel, and contain no sympathy. In the worst cases, rogues will gather together and form large groups that aren't even called packs. They are called descents.
"I thought that rogues don't come around here..." I trail off when I begin to think about how many more there could be.
"They're not supposed too. Not after what happened last time they did," he says