Tara

Weeks had passed, and she had sincebeen caring for the pups who's mother had been released into the enclosure. However, as Robins pups neared taking age, she stopped herself, letting them age more. She had taken the first liter for protective purposes. The alpha would know the pups were not hers, and could kill them, which wasnot what they wanted. However, Robin seemed liek a more dominant female, at least as wolves went, so releasing her and her pups may have better results.

Tara walked into the room, eyeing the cage with mother and children. The more agressive youngster stuck out to her, and she only shook her dial a bit before going to the starngly pelted fae. She had checked the blood sample, and sure it enoughit was an odd gene, the likes scientists from all over the world had been baffled by. It was her job as a scientist to study this fae a great deal as, from what tara knew, she was the only wolf of this kind. But stayingin the cage would do her no good, so it would be time for her to be released as well.

Tara looked lastly to the cage with the hand reared pups, older, and more human friendly. She would be better able to bond with them once the adults were moved, which was exactly what she needed to do. The human pulled out a walkie-talkie, and spoke into it. Within minutes, four human men came into the room, two o a cage, lifting them up and taking them down the stairs, and eventually to the enclure.