Kouga Claim Set 2 Theme #60 It was Superior
Title: Cheif
Theme: Set #2 Theme 60 It was Superior
Genre(s): AR
Word Count: 478
Rating: G
Summery: Kouga considers himself to be very lucky. (THE END!)
Note: This should be #100! Thanks so much for reading, everyone! The whole story is here
Chief
Looking back on it, he was amazed at his luck.
He started out as an orphan, then he moved up the ranks to a Leader and now he was the reigning Chief of the largest pack of wolf-demons in their history. He had a wife that loved him and a littler of kids.
He never expected to accomplish so much.
Of course, he hadn’t done it alone.
No, there had always been people helping him along the way, even now he wasn’t the sole Leader of the clan. The elders still played a large role in the state of the clan.
He’d found a strange ally in Kazuo of the southern tribe.
While he was the superior decision maker, Kazuo kept tabs on all the people. Things he couldn’t possibly keep up with on his own like disputes, births, deaths.
Ginta and Hakaku helped him by looking after his children when he and Ayame were called away. He didn’t even have to ask them anymore.
They’d stuck by him since the beginning.
He offered them an upgrade in their ranks, but they declined.
“We’re not leaders, we’re followers,” they said.
Still, they were highly respected followers.
“Hey, Ayame, have you seen Tsuki?” he asked.
“She ran off early this morning to play with Kai and Shinta before she goes to see the army,” she said.
The others had called him foolish for giving the role of tribal warlord to a little girl, but they shut up once they saw she knew how to win wars. He’d been right to put his faith in her.
He found them playing by the river.
“There you are,” he said.
“Hi, Aniu!” Tsuki said.
“I came to get you. You’ll be late to meet your men.”
“Alright. Bye-bye, Kai-kun! See you later!”
Kai smiled and waved at her as they left.
She walked beside him. It was a lot easier for her to keep up with his pace now.
“Hey, are you ever going to address me properly?” he asked.
She thought for a moment.
“Aniue.”
The response made him stop in his tracks.
“Was that weird?” she asked.
“Coming from you, yeah it was.”
She took his hand.
“Aniu.”
“What?”
“Um, thanks.”
“For what, runt?”
“For… a lot of things.”
“Okay now you’re really starting to weird me out, but you’re welcome.” He paused. “Hey, do you want me to carry you?”
“I’m not too old for that sort of thing?”
“You’re not an adult yet. Besides, I’m the boss. If I want to tot the Warlord around, I can do that.”
She laughed.
He picked her up and put her on his shoulders.
If what the old witch said was true, he’d have a great many things to worry about in the coming years, but for now he wanted to enjoy the little moments while he still had them.
Theme: Set #2 Theme 60 It was Superior
Genre(s): AR
Word Count: 478
Rating: G
Summery: Kouga considers himself to be very lucky. (THE END!)
Note: This should be #100! Thanks so much for reading, everyone! The whole story is here
Chief
Looking back on it, he was amazed at his luck.
He started out as an orphan, then he moved up the ranks to a Leader and now he was the reigning Chief of the largest pack of wolf-demons in their history. He had a wife that loved him and a littler of kids.
He never expected to accomplish so much.
Of course, he hadn’t done it alone.
No, there had always been people helping him along the way, even now he wasn’t the sole Leader of the clan. The elders still played a large role in the state of the clan.
He’d found a strange ally in Kazuo of the southern tribe.
While he was the superior decision maker, Kazuo kept tabs on all the people. Things he couldn’t possibly keep up with on his own like disputes, births, deaths.
Ginta and Hakaku helped him by looking after his children when he and Ayame were called away. He didn’t even have to ask them anymore.
They’d stuck by him since the beginning.
He offered them an upgrade in their ranks, but they declined.
“We’re not leaders, we’re followers,” they said.
Still, they were highly respected followers.
“Hey, Ayame, have you seen Tsuki?” he asked.
“She ran off early this morning to play with Kai and Shinta before she goes to see the army,” she said.
The others had called him foolish for giving the role of tribal warlord to a little girl, but they shut up once they saw she knew how to win wars. He’d been right to put his faith in her.
He found them playing by the river.
“There you are,” he said.
“Hi, Aniu!” Tsuki said.
“I came to get you. You’ll be late to meet your men.”
“Alright. Bye-bye, Kai-kun! See you later!”
Kai smiled and waved at her as they left.
She walked beside him. It was a lot easier for her to keep up with his pace now.
“Hey, are you ever going to address me properly?” he asked.
She thought for a moment.
“Aniue.”
The response made him stop in his tracks.
“Was that weird?” she asked.
“Coming from you, yeah it was.”
She took his hand.
“Aniu.”
“What?”
“Um, thanks.”
“For what, runt?”
“For… a lot of things.”
“Okay now you’re really starting to weird me out, but you’re welcome.” He paused. “Hey, do you want me to carry you?”
“I’m not too old for that sort of thing?”
“You’re not an adult yet. Besides, I’m the boss. If I want to tot the Warlord around, I can do that.”
She laughed.
He picked her up and put her on his shoulders.
If what the old witch said was true, he’d have a great many things to worry about in the coming years, but for now he wanted to enjoy the little moments while he still had them.