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Chapter 2 As Shania lined up her shot, a flash of movement in the nearby woods caught her attention, causing the arrow to soar above the target and hit the large maple behind it. She cursed and went to retrieve her arrow. As she walked towards the maple, something happened. A small object fell out of the tree, and as she was reaching up to grab her arrow, it landed in her hand. The fuzzy thing stirred in her hand, and she looked down at it. It was about the size of a sparrow, but the downy grey fluff ball seemed to have just recently grown in the feathery down. Shania guessed it was about a week old, and as she turned the bird over, a littl

Chapter 5; The Fieldtrip It was the last week of school, and with my injuries healed my dad had agreed to let me go to the local zoo for our end of the year school trip. Not many of the school's students were going to the zoo; most wanted to go to the CN Tower instead, and it was really only Damien, Bryce, Sydney, a couple kids we didn't know, and I, along with Sydney's dad, who was the school's V.P. "Okay, kids, I know you guys will want to roam around on your own for a bit, so we will meet back here in a couple hours, and if you need me, call my cell," Mark told us, not really taking notice of the twelve teenagers he was supposed to be wa

 I cried out in pain as I was stabbed in the gut, wounded, but still able to fight. As the adrenalin coursed through my veins I stood back up and slashed open my opponent's chest with my claws. I could see the bone and there was blood pouring out of the four parallel gashes, but I wouldn't let that deter me this time. I was ready to strike again as he gaped at the speed in which I was able to cause so much damage that to any mere mortal would have caused death. There was no time to think for him, in one fluid motion, I took my small, flint knife, and sliced open one of his four jugular arteries. He crumpled to the ground, trying to stop the