Glider

The large wolf ambled into the area with an unsteady, staggering gate. His eyes were blood-shot and glossy. His tongue lolled out and the sides of his mouth were seeped in saliva and foam. The scent of sickness hung heavy on his breath. Walking in a rather straight path, Glider made his way down the side of a street.

*Stray Dog & Human*

A large mongrel had been scrounging around for food when he noticed the wolf. Lifted his head, the tawny-colored stray gave a snarl. He was the sole alpha of a rangy pack that lived in the area and he didn't like that Glider had so obliviously crossed his territory's boarder. With a warning snarl, the dog charged across the ground, ready to grasp for the wolf's throat.

A woman with a young child was walking down the opposite sidewalk from where the stray and Glider were next to. She screamed and plucked up her child when she saw Glider and then the stray mongrel snarl and charge. "Wolf! Wolf!" she screamed and began to run.

Glider

The illness that had a deadly hold of his body drove all his fear away. He was erratic and random in his actions. Glider returned the snarl as he allowed the dog to rush full on him, and even picked up his speed to meet the dog head on. When the dog went for Glider's throat, the wolf dipped his head down snapped for the muzzle.

*Stray Dog & Humans*

The dog caught a strong whiff of the dog's breath that was permeated in the sick scent of rabies. Although he didn't know what it was, instinct told him to get away from this ill wolf. But he was charging too fast and Glider was too close. The fangs of the wolf grazed his muzzle just as he sprung back from the charge, and the virus-infected saliva entered his blood stream. Not knowing, nor really caring at the moment that he was now a carrier of the virus, the dog streaked away down the street with his tail held low and his ears back. He ran too far and too fast for Glider to catch him.

The woman's cries had aroused the attention of a few people. Spotting Glider, a disturbed and soon panic-stricken cry was raised; "MAD WOLF!"

Glider

He crashed after the dog a long ways, even though he couldn't catch him. When the dog was out of his sites once more, Glider slowed down. Now he continued walking in his erratic manner. But chasing the dog had gotten him turned around, and now he walked out of the Stores