The First Hunt, Shadow and Kammy

The wolf didn't reply, but instead walked towards Shadow and Kammy.

"What is it with rougue wolves? Are you all idiots?" he stood and walked up to him. "Well? What's wrong? Something wrong?" Shadow smirked and stood infront of the rougue wolf and Kammy. "If you're going to fight, you should fight. Come on, I don't bite... oh wait, yeah, I do."

Kammy looked at Shadow like he was insane. Did he want them to fight? Then the rogue wolf spoke. "Hello, son."

"Excuse me?" Shadow started to laugh loudly. "My father is dead, you idiot. Let's stop the mind games, and get this over with. It's been a while since I've killed a wolf." Shadow was smiling a toothy grin. "My fathers been dead for years, over seven, I know that much. Tell me what your name is."

" My name is Shadow Mangekyo. Yours is Shadow Mangekyo II. What else do you want to know?"

"What the heck your problem is. You're a lyer, and a killer. Anything else you want to know?" Shadow laughed again, finding the situation quite funny. "I remember my father, you look nothing like him. You could be an Uncle, MAYBE, but I highly doubt it."

The wolf scoffed, a scary sound to Kammy's ears. She backed away, but didn't get far before the wolf attacked.

Shadow lunged for the wolf and pinned him to the ground just before he reached Kammy. "You're a fool to claim to be my father. You are weak, he was not." Shadow scoffed right back.

Suddenly, Shadow went silent he watched as blood spill onto the pinned rouge and laughed again. "So you managed to bite my arm, and tear some flesh, perhaps some tendons. You think that will stop me?"

The rogue wolf lunged up, grabbing Shadow around his neck. Kammy screamed, and ran at the rogue wof. She lunged for his neck, and sliced the jagular vein, killing him instantly.

Shadow rolled over and shook the dust from his coat. "No fair. I wanted to do that." he said as he inspected his arm. He walked over to the wolf, and rolled him over. "Nope. Dad had a tomoe symbol like mine."

She nodded, then started on the long journey home.