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Foxpelt returned the nod and then stretched before putting his head on his paws, as he waited for Strongheart's return.
Strongheart sat next to Domino and said, "You and I both know that's not what I asked. I asked you if you were ok, not what you were doing." She looked down at Domino and wondered if she would get a response to the real question being asked.

"I don't know what you mean. I've been fine all day." She said looking to the side "I'm going to hunt…I'll see you later." Domino says bolting from the clearing before Strongheart could reply.

"What do you mean you're leaving?" Pandora frowned. Raven looked in her eyes.
"Rodolphus' spies have already come to close in finding me and if I'm not careful," he started to whisper, "They'll find the Den and they'll torture anyone and everyone to find out where I am...they might even kill."
He looked down at his feet.
"We'll fight them. You don't have to leave," Pandora said feircely.
"I won't have people die because of me again!" he growled. She glared at Raven, but spoke in a whisper.
"You wish to leave the pack unprotected and with the possibility of an attack from the FireClaw pack?" she whispered angrily, "I thought...I thought if not the pack, maybe me..."

Before Raven could reply to Pandora's question, both of their heads snapped in the same direction of a howl. They both sprinted towards the source of noise, with Pandora in the front.
They arrived at the scene; five wolves circled Domino. Their attention wrenched away from the small pup to Raven and Pandora.
"Get away from her!" she snarled. The thin, but tall grey wolf chuckled.
"We have guests," he smirked at the two, "And one we already know."
He grinned wider. Pandora looked at Raven; his expression was dangerous. She understood and felt fear running through her.
"Let Domino go Felix," Raven growled, "She's done nothing."
Felix cocked his head and looked at Pandora.
"You know the little one, then?" he asked slyly, his eyes darting between the two, "Who's this one, then?"
Pandora glared and bared her teeth at the grey wolf that walked closer to her.
"Very pretty, isn't she?" he asked the rest of the wolves, behind him, "Rodolphus will just love to know you've made friends..."
A deadly snarl ripped through Raven's teeth. Felix sighed; he nodded to one of the other wolves. The wolf took hold of Domino by the scruff and chucked her towards Pandora. She rushed to check if the pup was all right.
"Now you have the pup, Raven, we need something in return..." Felix hissed. At that moment, something wrapped around Pandora's chest and pulled her towards the FireClaw wolves. She struggled and and tried to fight it, but it was invisable; it was like the wind had wrapped around her body as controlled vines would.
"LET HER GO!" Raven roared. The sky became angry and thunder crashed above them. The other wolves who were circling before took a step back, watching the sky with scared looks, but Felix stood still with Pandora struggling at his side, smirking at the black wolf. Domino hid behind Raven casting looks up at the sky.
"This is the only way to succeed at his wishes," Felix hissed slyly, "Don't take too long, will you? He's very impatient."
With that, he and the rest of his cronies, evaporated with a crack leaving Raven and Domino alone.

Raven screamed with rage; flash of lightening iluminated the area. He heard Domino.
"Are you alright? Did they hurt you?" he asked her quickly.

He nudged the small wolf softly.
"It's not your fault...the fault is mine. They came for me." he murmured.

Somewhere far away, Pandora lay unconcious in a dark, stone room.
"Get up mut!"
Something slashed across her face; Pandora whined in pain. She opened her eyes to see a slim female wolf. The wolf was pure white with blood red tips, her eyes vibrant scarlet. She wore special made claws that were steel and razor sharp; Pandora's blood dripped from them.
Pandora struggled to her feet. She felt like she had been kicked by those metal horses. She followed the unknown wolf to a large hall; the walls were made out of stone and lit by fire that blazed in stands. A large wolf that had dark fur and, like the female, with blood red tips.
"Thankyou Feirra," he murmured in a deep voice, "Leave us."
The female named Feirra bowed and left Pandora alone with the other wolf.
"I have heard that you are close to dear Raven, are you not?" he asked, huskily. He glared at her with cold black eyes, but Pandora kept silent.
"I asked you a question!" he growled. Like she had once done at the river but with water, the wolf created a whip out of the fire from one of the stands and slashed it across her face. She screamed in pain...

Miles away, her mate felt her pain like they were one.