So the new chapter is here. Personally, I don't like it that much. My little sister and a bathing trip are responsible for all the rubbish that is coming now, so don't be surprised.
And now have fun
your Romana

The next few days were relatively uneventful compared to the previous ones. I managed to hunt with the boys without being unconscious for days afterwards.

We moved on without hurrying. The people who attacked us were, as I had learned, aristocrats who had got wind of paradise and wanted to go there too. And since only me and Cheza could find it, they naturally targeted us.

The morning started like any other. We had already been on the road for a good while and it was time for a lunch break again. Tsume and Toboe had got into a mess about something and Hige and Kiba were able to arbitrate. I watched them for a while. it was serious Soon it became too stupid for me because neither of the two was serious and the two were more stupid than really arguing.I had the feeling that I was being watched all day. I also thought I could hear the sound of paws and crunching snow over and over again. However, it didn't sound as close as that of my companions but far away. And actually I could rely on my ears. On the last hunts I was always the first to hear when game was around. But that couldn't be. There were hardly any wolves left and if there were really some then they would surely have been identified. Because we were so few that we had to work together. After all, they all had the same goal.

Once again Hige joined me and said: "You have already noticed that we have company, haven't you? After all, you hear from us best. I definitely smelled a couple of wolves that have been following us for a while." Relieved said I: "Thank God. And I already thought that I suffer from paranoia now." No, you don't, "said Hige with a smile.Suddenly a howl came from afar. Immediately Tsume and Toboe had forgotten their wiring and were listening intently. What that another pack? And if so, what did they want from us? Did you want an argument? Or did they want to join us? We could only wait and see anyway. Soon a pack of about ten animals could be seen. As they got closer one realized that the pack leader had to be about as old as Tsume. He was a good deal taller than me, but he didn't seem the bravest. He came to us, crouching obsequiously and raising his gray fur. His pack stopped a few meters away from us. When we arrived he turned into a person and bowed slightly. "Hello, said the stranger, my name Setsuna no Takemaru. Me and my pack we come in peace and wanted to ask if we can join you. As I see you have not only the flower girl but also the silver-black wolf from the." Legend with you: the more we are des do, the sooner we will find paradise.Kiba thought about it. He had expected that. After all, everyone wanted to find paradise. He looked questioningly at his pack. They didn’t mind and so Setsuna was getting closer to his pack. They all introduced themselves. There wasn't a she-wolf in the whole pack. Males only. And they looked neither friendly nor particularly bright. But what should you do. We moved on. I stayed close to Hige where I felt so safe. It wasn't that I didn't trust Setsuna and his pack. But somehow they were completely unknown to me and anyway and whatever. The six of us ran side by side and Setsuna's pack stayed behind.

When the sun had long set, Kiba finally decided it was time to set up camp. Nobody wanted to go hunting today and so tomorrow we decided to go hunting together with Setsuna's pack.

Setsuna and his family lay down as soon as we made camp for the night and fell asleep.So that couldn't be true. We weren't going fast at all. And they were tired. Wolf scolded himself like that. Well then tomorrow the hunt could be fun. We gossiped for a while about this and what the others thought of our new comrades and so on. Then we went to sleep too. It has now become a habit that I and Hige slept snuggled back to back. Kiba and Cheza also slept cuddled together.

The next morning started very early for me. That hasn't been anything unusual lately. Unlike before, I now liked to get up. In the past, you had to throw a bucket of water over my head to get me out of bed before sunrise. I just enjoyed watching nature wake up. And I was usually joined by Hige first, and then later by the rest of the pack. In the few weeks that I was with them now, the boys and Cheza had become like family to me.I looked around yawning. Nobody was up yet. I wasn't surprised that none of ours was up yet. After all, it had gotten pretty late yesterday. But that from Setsuna's people wasn't up yet surprised me. They just fell into the non-existent springs yesterday. Well what should you do. It is best not to be angry about it at all. We camped near a waterfall that was not too frozen in spite of the cold and thundering into the depths of a lot. I sat on the cliff and watched the sun rise. After a while something happened behind me. I assumed it was Hige who usually joined me around this time. That's why I didn't turn around. I was accordingly shocked when one of Setsuna's companions suddenly sat next to me. For my taste he was sitting a little too close to me. He transformed and seemed to expect the same from me. When I didn't do him this favor but rather ignored it he spoke to me."Hello! My name is Akukei. I don't think we have met yet, my sweetie." Great a matscho. I was just missing that. But since I had enjoyed a good upbringing and knew that it was rude to just leave like that, I stayed seated and hoped that the guy couldn't think of anything stupid. In a pinch I was sure to defend myself but he was a bit bigger and stronger than me. Akukei interpreted that I didn't take him seriously and refused to talk to him either as a request or it annoyed him and he wanted to substantiate his point of view. In any case, he moved a little closer to me. Now he was clearly too close to me and I slipped away a bit. What he didn't care about was that he immediately slipped down and put his arm around me. Now it was getting too colorful for me and I growled at him softly. I was quite sure he heard that, but he ignored it as I ignored his first advances. I broke away from the reluctant hug and got up to leave.But that seemed to go completely against the grain of this idiot. I couldn't look that fast, he had thrown me on my back and stood over me in the shape of a wolf. For a moment I was too shocked. He wasn't really up to what I was thinking, was he? Because if that was the case then he could expect that he would not get away without scratches. And actually he wanted to kiss me. But you can remove that make-up very quickly, friend, I thought to myself and wanted to push him off me first. But that wasn't possible. Akukei was, like Hige, clearly stronger than me. So he kept drooling on me. Now it was getting too dangerous for me and I started to growl and snap. Akukei was not impressed by that because he continued with what he was doing. I panicked and felt totally helpless. Suddenly the whole spit was over. Akukei slammed into the nearest tree. Hige now stood between him and me, growling and baring teeth.I had never seen him so angry. Akukei's head seemed to be neatly banging against it because it wasn't moving anymore. Hige didn't pay any attention to him either, but turned to me. Midway through I stood on four paws again but was totally scared and unable to have a clear thought. I stared into the air, trembling, not hearing anything around me. Even when Hige sat down with me, I first got nudged. Startled, I started and growled at him. He looked at me questioningly. After looking into the yellow eyes, calm down. But I couldn't stop shaking. I snuggled up against Hige and after a while it got better. We both transformed and Hige said: "Are you all right?" I just nodded. Meanwhile the sun had risen. Neither of us paid any attention to Akukei. That was a mistake. The others were already lively and just wanted to join us with Setsuna, who was finally awake. However, it didn't come to that anymore because Akukei seemed to have decided to take revenge on Hige.He ran and gave Hige a push. He hadn't expected it and had gone a long way over the cliff. And I couldn't help him. I spun around in panic. That idiot should regret it. I wanted to drive at him like a fury but was held back by Kibau and Tsume with great effort. Kiba said on gritted teeth: "Aki calm down, you can't help him." That made sense to me and I forgot my murder plans. How could I help him? I made my way down the ravine with the boys on my tail. At the bottom we had a lot of scratches but nothing else. No sign of hige. Neither dead nor alive. Slowly but surely I was losing my nerve. We'd been looking for over four hours now. As humans as wolves, no one had found the slightest trace of him. I fell down and sat there and started crying. I was slowly losing my nerve. Where could he be?What if it was all my fault? Suddenly someone sat down next to me. I hoped it was Hige but when I looked up it was just Cheza. She said comfortingly: “Don't cry, we'll find him.” Sniffing, I wiped the tears from my eyes. "Right", I said, "you are right. He would not have wanted that" I transformed myself and jumped up to help the boys with the search. As I walked by, I glared at Akukei. He had been stumbled badly by Setsuna and dared not move. But not that the thought occurred to him that he could at least help with the search. Nothing. Incidentally, the others from his pack didn't help either.

After six hours of searching, Kiba said: "Guys, there is no point. He will probably have fallen into the river. Hopefully he is fine. Angry, I said:" No, I won't stop looking until I've found him. "With that I transformed and ran downstream. Kiba tried to run after me, but was stopped by Cheza."Let her go," she said, "she'll come again. Let's just wait for her. Something remains