Valcome

The Mess

I saved reading the instructions till after we found a hotel, which the boys somehow found instantly. This one was high-end and had a pool and hot-tub. I could not wait to relax in the water, but they demanded to see it. I read it out loud;

I have given you instructions for mainly training. A reward will be at the end. You must complete it in this order.

1. Speak to Mason at 425 Country Street, NC and grab the jar.

2. Destroy all of the Were-fox packs

3. Exterminate the vampires

4. Go up to Devil's Bridge and jump off into the middle of the circle

I glanced at them. "Well, I opt out of this." They both said in my head, You are going for sure. "This will take forever. I will never be able to do it. Then we better get started. We piled into a car, and after backing into a light-pole, I drove onto the road for our first task. On the way, I got in a car-wreck with a limo. The passenger stepped out of the car and started cursing at us. I stepped out, about to yell, when I noticed that he was my former leader. "You are one of the wolf liars who said that you were a fox!" He stepped closer,"Clara?" I growled,"you are going down!" I charged at him, the boys high on my heels, trying to get me to stop. I will kill him."Kill. You!" I punched him in the neck, resulting in a series of gasping. The brothers pulled me away. Maybe you should sit in the car. ""No, I will not sit down." Now, the whole car, even the driver was watching. I saw Claude with his made, and had a great idea. I tried to mind-link the cats.

Hey, I Know how we can help disband the fox tribes. These are the leaders and future leaders of the tribes.

We are supposed to do this in order!

Relax, I will let that guy and his mate live.

It is too risky, you may disband them.

Would you rather be charged for the damage on their expensive limo?

You win for now, this will not work once we get our money from Africa.

I grinned, and shifted, my clothes stretching. They looked at me in amazement, and in some cases, horror. We made quick work, until all that was left was Claude, the driver, and Claude's mate. They ran, and we laughed after them. The boys laugh sounded more like a yowl, but i'm not judging. We grabbed the limo, and cruised away

"421..423...425, we're here!" I turned to an old house, the porch had a rat family on the doorstep. "Gross." The cats nodded, lifting up their paws as the rats ran past. I am actually getting used to them being cats. If I had a familiar, it would be them. I wonder if my award will be a familiar. Maybe not. I have not forgotten about the whole mate thing, but I feel that it is safe to say that I now do not have a mate. "Yay." "I did not mean to say that out loud." They were staring at me with their head c****d as if I was going crazy. Maybe Mason is crazy. I should just open the door.

Opening the door, I saw trash. Piles upon piles of trash littered the floor. There was a hunched over man messing with some pipes and screws. He turned his creepy face at me. "Maddy still needs to clean her room." A little girl with half of her skin on her robotic face answered. "You said you would help."

"I did help, you can't expect me to clean the whole room. Mommy said you do it."

"You do it!"

"No Honey-heart you need to clean the room." He then picked up a belt on the floor studying in like a mad-man. "Do you know what this is for?"

"What?"

He looked straight at me. "You put your neck right here." I grimaced as he slid the buckle through the belt, putting it on the tightest setting. His dirty brown hair bounced as he tugged the belt. "This won't work it is too loose. You need it tighter. He slid the buckle some more, and proceeded to make a hole with one of the screws he was messing with. "Let me fix you." He then turned to the robot, and shouted louder."LET ME FIX YOU!"

She looked at him,"Yes bubby. I love you" She hugged him, and he messed with her head. They both passed out. I began rummaging through the junk, when Demitri hit me in the head with a black jar. I glared at him, and we left. "That was easy, and i'm getting the hang of driving." The other two nodded no longer sinking their claws in the seats." I looked out the window and screamed. I had just ran over someone. I need to stop looking off the wheel.