He clenched his jaw, blue-green hues narrowing at the vampire, annoyance gradually turning into anger. Who the hell did this guy think he was? He had a set, Rex would give him that, but the wolf also thought he was just plain stupid. What did he hope to accomplish in this – other than get his ass kicked by the bodyguards his father would send once the scouts following his son reported back to him. Rex would stay them off, though, at least until he figured out just why this bloodsucker was being so hostile towards him, when they didn’t even know each other. But he wouldn’t let him target his pack either.
“Look, I get it, werewolves and vampires have this long ass and bloody history – we don’t like each other. But you need to realize that not all of my kind wants to continue with this pointless war. Just because our kind are enemies, doesn’t mean we have to fight. I don’t have anything against you personally and I don’t understand why you would have a problem with me – other than who we are, which can’t be helped, you know. It’s not our fault. So tell me, why are you here? Really, what reason do you have for coming here?”
“Oh you think this is just because we are meant to be old enemies? Oh no, no little mutt. I Had no problems with your kind once I was turn but it was the actions of your kind that made me hate you. And I have traced your family back to the pack that took my world from me.” Axel explained to him. “I thought I had killed all of that pack but here you are as proof that I didnt. Now wouldnt it be funny for you father to know the feeling of loosing a child.”
He knew that there were scouts that had headed back to tell Rex’s father what was happening and he knew there would be back up sooner rather than later. “But it is your fault, it is your kinds fault for what happened so do not try to tell me other wise. You and your pack wont make it through the night, Mutt.” He sneered as he moved over to Rex and grabbed his hair tightly.




