05-26-2012, 01:25 PM
Laughter broke out, terrifying Hadley even further. He ran as fast as he could, paws pounding against the cold concrete. A piece of glass lying on the floor was picked up by his paw. The hybrid stumbled a little, but kept going. A little bit of pain wouldn't kill him. He'd experienced worse. Blood marked his path now as he continued through. A few turns in and he was completely lost, unable to find his way back through the city. Tall buildings stared down at him from every angle. They were unwelcoming, places for Amy and her ilk. Not for creatures like him. Worth nothing more than to be used and thrown away like trash.
Told to return Hadley slowed down a touch. The ingrained need to obey was fought with briefly before he continued. He didn't listen to orders anymore. He was free. He had a partner, and a pack, and something to fight for. He wasn't going to give it up so easily. The promise of no harm made his ears flick back, but he didn't believe her. Her actions had been cruel, dominating. There was no way she was telling the truth. Turning Hadley slowed, panting. He had to hide. Ducking into a building he walked through, desperately looking for a place he wouldn't be seen from.
Told to return Hadley slowed down a touch. The ingrained need to obey was fought with briefly before he continued. He didn't listen to orders anymore. He was free. He had a partner, and a pack, and something to fight for. He wasn't going to give it up so easily. The promise of no harm made his ears flick back, but he didn't believe her. Her actions had been cruel, dominating. There was no way she was telling the truth. Turning Hadley slowed, panting. He had to hide. Ducking into a building he walked through, desperately looking for a place he wouldn't be seen from.