The Containment Area

Blue's ears did not even twitch at the brown pup's words. She just laid in the corner and looked at one point. The hard words that were ment for her just passed through her, not leaving a remain in her mind.
Suddenly she felt something heavy over her. The apprentice growled a bit loudly as she was pinned down and shooked harshly. The longtailed wolf tried to move but the male's grip was strong. She shut her eyes and took few deep breaths. The blue fae placed her front paws on Grizzly's chest and quietly whispered, only he could hear. "I can't hang this anymore, Grizzly. They are playing with me, they make me feel guilty. Whenever I try to think wise they appear in my mind, with their machines in hands trying to capture us and hurt us."
Unespectedly the young she-wolf slowly snuggled into him as she whispered in his ear. "Help me, please." Tears ran down her cheeks as she opened her ruby-red eyes a little.

[color=gray]Grizzlypaw heard her words. He narrowed his eyes at the fae. "...What?"[/colo] He felt her warm fur on his neck. He growled. "What the heck are you talking about."

Blue closed her eyes for a few seconds then suddenly got away from Grizzlypaw's grip. She knew he wouldn't understand her, no one could. Maybe that was a disadvantage of her strange personality. However, the she-wolf didn't mind. Maybe it was better that way, being alone in your thoughts and points of view.
"It doesn't matter. It never did.." the apprentice, almost warrior, said as she looked at her paws. She sighed deeply as she turned her glance to the brown male.
"Let's get back to work, we have to find a way out." she said in somehow enthusiastic voice. It was like a thunder from a bright sky. Her manners, her tone, her face changed for less than a second. But behind that simple smile and willigness to help, she was hidding her pain and fear caused by the place and situation in which all of them were.

Lark watched the two wolves through amber eyes. She cleared her throat to quietly remind them that she was still there. Honestly, the pup felt sorta out of place in these situations. It seemed rather obvious that the Stormclan apprentice liked Grizzly so... Lark shook her head to clear her thoughts. "Oh well, it's not like it really matters much now anyway." She thought to herself. "If we ever escaped, there would be plenty of time for them to discuss it." Some might have thought that she would be jealous of the Blue fae, but Lark wasn't. She didn't really care much about mates, she had always more had been concerned about becoming a Warrior then having pups. Larkpup felt relieved now as Bluepaw turned their focus on getting out again. "Yeah..." She said, turning her attention back to the cages. "Look, I know I'm not much of a help with tearing the vines and all." She told them truthfully. "But I'm small, and quick, so I can scout around the place for a way out." She tilted her head as she waited for a reply.

Owlflight looked at the blue furred Fae and just hooded his head in understanding. He then turned to the little pup, " windclan is lucky to have such brave pups like you, you will make an excellent warrior. All of you will,be proud of yourselves, you are very strong." Owlflight knew that if the next generation was as tough as these wolves before him, the clans were going yo thrive. He recalled his own time when he was their age, and he wasn't nearly as brave as they are. He smiled to himself, "your right larkpup you won't be able to get through any of the fences should their be any more, but I can with my new teeth, and although I'm a major warrior, I'm pretty small for my size. Grizzilypaw I want you and bluepaw to take one side and search for survivors and me and larkpup will look on the other side and keep a look out for two legs and an exit, OK?" 

Larkpup gazed at the Thunderclanner thoughtfully before replying. "Alright." Although she appreciated his compliments, she disliked the fact that he had almost made it sound like she was a pup. "But I am a pup!" If only she would have gotten her Apprentice name before she'd been captured! But, when she was captured, she had been only 5 moons old. She had grown now to probably about apprentice age, though of course she was still the youngest wolf there.
Lark watched as Grizzly and Blue left to search for survivors. She then turned to Owlflight. "I know there's a way out...I mean, I saw the house dog leave, but I don't know where..." She glanced down the hall frowning. She noticed then that one side of the hall turned maybe towards a door. "Maybe she got out that way?" The young wolf asked.

Bluepaw didn't say a thing. She quickly got out of the cage and took few steps forward. She just gave a nod to Grizzly when he pointed her the way. The blue fae carefully stepped forward as she looked around. The coridor was empty. There were no doors and it was almost unlit. Her ears were lowered as  she tried to hide her emotions behind her fake smile. "Everything will be ok.." she thought.
The young she-wolf thought for a second. She really wanted to leave this place, to see her family and friends again, to be free, to be with her clan again. But that also ment she will somehow lose Grizzlypaw. She really enjoyed his company, not only because she liked him. But the blue wolf had to face it. They could never be together. They were in different clans and their love was forbidden. But maybe that was the right thing. Maybe he deserved something better. Someone like Larkpup. She seemed to show sypathies for him. Besides they were in one clan. Suddenly the future warrior shook her head and shut her eyes tightly. "Stop thinking like that. It's not time for love dramas." she murmured to herself.
When she reached the end of the coridor she found something that may be in use. She found a shaft. It was closed of course but it was big enough for a young apprentice to slip through. Bluepaw carefully placed her bionic paw on the thick fence that was covering it. She thrusted her metal claws in the small holes and wrested it quickly. "So easy.." she thought.
The small noise which she made was luckily not dangerous, but it could be heard from the other wolves for sure.

Owlflight hooded to Grizzlypaw and then started to go the opposite way of them making sure that larkpup was filling behind him. They came to a door that was slightly open and he used his paw and snout to open the door. He looked around in horror at the contents in the room. There was another table in the middle of the room and some of the metal pieces that they now had apart of their bodies was on top of the table. Their was also something soft on the floor under his pawa, he sniff at it and snarled when he recognized the scent of his sister Blacklily. "This was where those cursed twolegs changed my sister." 

The blue fae looked at the hole she just opened. She wondered if she could fit in there. Looking at it she realised it's not a good idea to risk. Bluepaw was now with the size of a young mature she-wolf and the shaft was too small for her to go through. But a pup or apprentice could.
The blue apprentice looked back. She saw Grizzlypaw heading to somewhere and she decided to follow. When she reached the entrance of the room she stopped. She caught the scent of blood and metal which made her frown. She also heard her friend's murmuring. Blue realised that this is another room alike to the one from earlier. She knew that if she enter in it she will fall in the same condition and then no one will be able to stop her. Her muscules were willing to go inside the room but her mind refused till it wasn't too late.
"I've found a way out." she said, loud enough for the wolves to hear. Then the runy-red eyed female padded back to the shaft she opened not long ago. She did not look back, Blue didn't want to see even a small part from the things inside. The young wolf knew that they don't have much time so she sped up a little.

The blue fae stopped infront of the shaft. She could catch the fresh air which came from it. It gave her hope that this will get them out of here for sure. The she-wolf then looked at her paws and thought for a little. She started thinking if her family noticed her absence, if they began looking out for her. Blue knew that she brought them only trouble, only because of her stubborness and the fact that she disobeyed the older wolves. Suddenly her eyes filled with tears. She wanted once again to see her mother and to snuggle into her warm fur. She wanted to glomp her sister Lightpaw and to nuzzle her brother Barkclaw. She wanted to play around with Reddust and to have one of their absent-minded  conversations. Blue wanted to be with her family again. Thinking of the beautiful moments they had together her tears ran down her cheek as a faint of a real smile appeared on her muzzle. She was sad, beacuse she missed them so much and happy, beacuse the memorries of them were keeping her strong.
The red-eyed wolf tried to wipe her tears so the others couldn't see them. She looked at Grizzlypaw when he asked if she found the shaft. She gave a slight nod but did not say a word.

(Absent-minded? Red would be mad if he heard that,hehe)

Grizzlypaw stared at Bluepaw in surprise. He noticed the oily tears that skid down her furred cheeks. They were half hidden by her long fur. Grizzlypaw felt his heart sink. He skid his head under her chin. Not looking her in the eye. "Hey...I promise you'll get back,Blue." He felt her wipe her cheek to hide her tears. He also felt her nod gently. Grizzlypaw then retracted and gave a very,very faint smile. "Relax,I'll do everything in my power to get you home."

(hehe, ya know how crazy is Blue and she never gets too serious )

Bluepaw felt Grizzly's head under her chin. His words made her smile a little. He gave her hope which was enough to keep her on her paws. She managed to nuzzle him as she quietly spoke. "I believe you Grizzly. I know that soon we will return home." The red-eyed wolf wanted to make sure that he heard that "we" because she wanted all of the wolves to leave this prison and to feel free again, to return to their clans. And again just for a second the blue fae forgot about her metal leg and backcone, she forgot for all the bad things the two-legs done to Grizzly, to her and to the others. She just let his words somehow fill her heart with hope to the top and make her even stronger.

Lark peeked out the door as Grizzlypaw waved them back. Slowly, she padded towards them, hopefully with Owlflight behind her. She flattened her ears in annoyance at her metal leg, which was propped at an angle uselessly behind her. It made a small click every time it brushed the floor, making it almost impossible to walk quietly. Suddenly, a new scent came towards her. "Could that be...outside?" The young wolf trotted forward faster, coming to a halt by the shaft. She stood taller, trying to peek through. "I can fit through that!" She spoke determinedly, her heart lifting. She readied herself to squeeze through.

Lark glanced at grizzly and saw him giving out a sad tired look. She looked at him gently. "Don't lose faith Grizzly." She told him, her amber eyes gleaming fiercely. The young wolf then turned her attention to the shaft. She then felt herself being lifted up by the apprentice. She scrabbled into the shaft, trying to get a pawhold in the short, tight space. After some mishaps, she finally got her bearings. Lark breathed a sigh of relief and started to pad forward, towards freedom.

Grizzlypaw didn't reply to Larkpaw's words,but just pushed her upwards even harder. "C'mon..." His strength was sapping,and he was getting tired. His right metal leg whirred and creaked as Lark's weight was barred up into him. He growled and pushed up wards again.

Grizzlypaw turned a head slowly at the elderly wolf's voice. He urged up the strength to bark out a threat to him. He didn't care if he was his senior,they needed to get out! "Look,gramps. We're all going to get out of here. If you don't want to get out,stay here and rot,you Sunclan scum." He barred a teeth,his red eye flowing again.