Lily had never hated waking up so much. Sure, she was never a morning person, unlike her sister who loved the early sun, but she usually didn't mind waking up. However, right now she just woke up, and she had a major headache.

Lily couldn't remember much that happened yesterday. She only remembered being pulled by this big, tall guy, who wasn't wearing any top. Perhaps, he was trying to show off his six-pack, but Lily found him disgusting.

Oh, thag big, disgusting guy. Lily believed he was tired of her screams. He was scared of her making his ears bled, therefore, he made Lily smell that weird potion that made her faint. So, she fainted.

Lily was a bit sad, but also glad, that Lala wasn't taken also, because the car she had just woken up in was very dirty and smelly. Lauren would hate it for sure. However, how was Lily going to escape? 

At the time, they were stopping at some place. Maybe the guy was tired because he had been driving all day and decided to sleep. Still, Lily didn't know how to get outside. Of course, the door was locked and she definitely couldn't open the door from the inside. Because, she was not sitting on a chair, no. She was put in the baggage.

Lily sighed, holding her aching head. She was a bit dizzy, and she hadn't eaten since that afternoon when she was taken. She didn't know exactly how much time had passed since then. 

A black bag made an appearance in Lily's vision. Her being the curious girl she was, went to the bag and opened it. She nearly screamed in joy when she saw what was inside. The Moon Goddess finally had mercy  on her and decided to give her some food. 

Lily opened the transparent lunch box and ate the food it contained quickly as if she hadn't eaten in two days--which might probably be true. She closed the box and put it inside the bag, then closed the bag.

The guy was still sleeping soundly, and Lily decided that perhaps she should try to run away. They were, luckily, in a city. Lily was not too sure what pack territory they were in, and they must be in a pack's territory, because rogue land didn't have any city; only forests. However, Lily was sure that she was be able to get back home, as long as she managed to get out of this cursed car safely.

Lily looked around her again. The baggage was not too big, but it wasn't that small either. Something sparked her interest--some ropes.

'Oh, all the things that you can do with a rope,' Lily thought. 

Ropes had always been something important in Scouts. But, how could she make use of it at a situation like this?

Lily was never good at solving problems. Usually, when she was trying to do one, another one would come, or perhaps true. Maybe luck just hated her so much that it never was in her favour, she wouldn't know.

Then, Lily got a crazy idea. Evil people usually used ropes to tie the good people, right? So, why not do it to the man? But that would make Lily a bad girl, then? Lily shook her head. No time for that now.

If she even tried to do that, the man might have waken up. If he didn't, he'd still manage to cut the ropes easily with his knife when he woke up. 

Lily saw something move above her, and found another bag that was dangling up above her. She quietly reached to take that bag and take it down. After opening it, she was a bit surprised to be greeted with all kinds of potions and medicines. 

She remembered learning some things--okay nevermind, she did not remember anything at all, but she must make this work. If not, she would be stuck here at all times.

Slowly, she took out something that looked like a perfume. She read the name, it said, 'Scent-Hider', and from the name, it was already pretty easy to get what the use of it was. Surely, it would be very useful for Lily.

She put the scent hider back into the bag and took some other potions. Some of them had their names written in Latin and there was no translations, so Lily was a bit lost, but that was okay because she found something that she considered useful.

It was this, the thing that the man used to make her faint. She knew it, she recognized the smell. No, she didn't smell it, she wasn't that reckless. However, she managed to make up a plan. Hopefully, it would work, because if not, she was done for.

Lily ripped a part from her t-shirt and pour a little of that potion into the cloth. She swiftly made her way to the front of the car where the man was sitting. She thought she had been very quiet, but the man seemed to notice her presence beside him and woke up.

Lily contained her gasp quickly shoved the piece of cloth in his nose before he managed to do anything. After a few seconds, the man was fast asleep again, however, there was a little change. He was not asleep, he had fainted.

Lily grabbed the ropes she found and tied his hands and feet. With the other rope, she somehow managed to tie his body onto the chair, very tightly, might she add. She felt sorry for the man that he might have a little trouble breathing when he woke up.

She was thankful that she remembered how to tie the ropes because of Scouts, even though she usually hated it.

Lily poured some more of that potion, the one that made you faint, onto the cloth and she used a small rope to tie it around the man's head. Yeah, Lily was cruel, but she was not going to let the man kidnap her so easily.

Perhaps her plan was not going to work, but she intended to make the man keep fainting again after waking up because of smelling that potion thingy. 

Lily sprayed the scent-hider to her body. She brought the bag full of potions and medicines, and some of the man's money that she founded on his pocket, then ran out of the car. She wasn't sure where she was going, but what else could she do?

Lily tried to mindlink anyone, but she knew it would fail. Even if she was a werewolf, her human part was stronger and that made her unable to do almost anything that werewolves could do. So far, she only had a far hearing range, but that was it. No mindlinks, no nothing.

Lily was afraid. She was scared of the outside world. She had never been out of the pack territory before, and she didn't expect her first time to be like this. In fact, she pictured her first time of going out of the pack territory by going at a gala dinner or something.

Oh, well. A dream was just a dream and would always be, and stay a dream. The grown-ups said so.

Lily finally smelt someone that wasn't human--a werewolf, just like her! Almost instantly, she ran to the source of smell. The werewolf seemed to be guarding the pack territory or something.

"Why, hello, little kid," the guard said kindly, "Who might you be?" 

The guard looked no older than nineteen. He was around Mason's age. He looked nice, too. 

"I, um... I'm Marinette," Lily replied. It was the first name that come to her mind. The name was owned by the main character from one of her favourite shows, Miraculous Ladybug. That didn't matter now, though.

"I'll tell you my story later, but please, I need a place to stay," Lily pleaded with her puppy eyes. 

The guard looked surprised. He expected the girl to start crying and asking for her mother. He guessed the girl just looked younger than she actually was. He nodded and started walking, motioning for Lily to follow him.

"Who are you, and where am I?" Lily asked casually. Yeah, well, she had gotten quite used to this situation--nevermind, she was lying. She was just trying to calm herself down.

Again, the guard seemed to have been caught off guard by the question. He was surprised to say the least. He did not expect to be greeted by such a question. The girl did not even know who he was, or where they were at the time. That was, a pretty surprising information.

"Uh, you're in the Crescent Moon pack, and I'm the alpha's brother, Mark," he answered. Maybe the girl was a trespasser, he guessed. But if she was, then where did she come from? It didn't seem that she knew where she was going. Perhaps the witches sent her here? But the girl looked genuinely curious, and Mark usually could see past the witches' illusions.

However, giving the girl a place to stay for a few nights wouldn't hurt, would it? 

Suddenly, Mark remembered something. His brother was having a major illness and no one could cure it. Not even Kollifya, their best healer. Kollifya, however, informed them that a youngling would come to their pack and they would be able to heal him. Maybe this was the one? She was pretty young, after all.

"Have you ever heard of the pack, Silver Moon?" Lily asked, even though she knew Mark would've answered yes. Silver Moon had actually gotten quite popular over the past years. Firstly because of the other creatures' attack, secondly because of their soon-to-be-alpha's undying hatred towards the other creatures. Everyone understood why he hated them, though. It was quite obvious.

Mark nodded. "It's not too far from here. Do you want me to take you there? That's possible, but I'll need their alpha's permission to be able to go there legally without being attacked from all sides," he stopped for a moment before continuing, "Oh, look. We're here. Let's go inside and rest. We'll talk about this tomorrow."

So, Lily agreed and came inside with him. The house was nice and cozy, but it was just nothing compared to her house. Her house was much more expensive, held much more memories, and was much friendlier.

However, this would do for now.

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The black-haired girl, who wore all black, used a black lipstick, and had too much mascara on her face, was trying to open the door of the car. The girl, Brianna, was pretty sure she had told Rick, the man who kidnapped Lily, many times that he couldn't rest until he reached his destination.

Of course, now Rick was getting killed. Brianna wouldn't let people like him go away easily. They would know where the witches' lair was and that was dangerous. That poor guy.

Brianna was a bit surprised to see the man, tied to the car very tightly. Yes, she had seen the alpha's little sister used that weird medicine perfume thing and made him faint, but she immediately came here and didn't have time to see the later scene. 

Brianna felt a bit sorry for the man because a six year-old was much smarter than him. Why didn't he tie the girl somewhere? Surely, that task wasn't that hard. However, her feeling sorry wasn't going to change her intentions of killing the man. But with what was she going to kill him?

There was no knife, or gun, and Brianna didn't want to get the blood on her handw. She sighed. She figured dirt was always better than blood. So, Brianna grabbed a big rock from the ground and threw it at his head.

Done.

She averted her eyes from Rick, slammed the door, and started to walk away. Now that she had punished him, she wondered what she must do. 

Yes, the witches' lair was actually in the Silver Moon's territory, but to make sure the members didn't find out, they needed to go circling the other packs first. It might be useless, but you could never be too sure. 

By the way, Brianna still hadn't figured out what to do. She slowly walked on the green, wet, muddy grass, lifting her black gown to make sure it didn't get all dirty. Brianna had always loved the colour black. No, it didn't represent evil, it represented darkness. To her, darkness was beautiful.

Then, Brianna figured out what to do. She should just see on her crystal ball, and find out where Lily was. She wondered why she didn't think of this earlier, and felt so stupid.

But anyways, Brianna had found out what to do, and she shall do it once more.