I stared in astonishment which quickly boiled to frustration. He was once many of the humans that were of said to hurt us half breeds. My family had always stayed away from villages and cities because of it. Only Mom and Dad knew of the horrors through their eyes. Now to know one just aggravated me.

A nagging voice in the back of my head told me it wasn’t like that anymore for him. Well, that would have to be true because to hate being a halfer was to hate being him. Now the only thing that bothered me was how he turned into one. It sounded just like how a human turned into a “werewolf” in mythology. I now had mixed feelings for Gray, a guy I bearly even know. One half was pity and the other was rage.

I watched as Io stormed out of the cave. Well, at least I wasn’t the only one with such feelings either. I didn’t have much to think about and everyone else seemed to be on edge. I laid down to try to sleep but the thoughts of the story and the stories my Mom and Dad always told me about village living kept me awake.

What makes us so different from them? Sure we may be able to change into animal forms but we can think, talk, and walk just like them. Honestly! My blood ran cold. Then my thoughts ran over to my missing brother. Where was he? I had to find him and bring him home.

At the thought of home, I began to miss everyone. Great I was already growing homesick and I haven’t been gone for more than a few days. I had to find Kovu and bring him back home.

-Kara/Lunesoldier20