Chapter 12- Followed

As he stood behind the shelf across the library, he could see that “wolf boy,” seemed to be interested in a human female. He couldn’t help thinking to himself in disgust: Yeah, we may have to move the attack up if Alpha Treyvon's son is interested in a human. It would be a tragedy if we waited and they went as far as to reproduce. Eww..Just the idea turns my stomach.

Most of the hunters didn’t mind killing adults, but they were not keen on killing children. If they didn’t want to kill children, they certainly wouldn’t want to kill a pregnant human or an infant. Yeah, it would be better to do it sooner rather than later.

As he watched the pair, Travis smelled her neck, talked a bit, handed her an envelope, touched her hair, talked some more, and then left the library. He couldn’t help but wonder what was in that envelope. Oh well. Time would probably tell since they had been surveilling Travis for a week already and he seemed to have no clue he was being followed. What the hell kind of wolf, especially a future Alpha, doesn’t know he is being followed? Disappointing.

Part of being a hunter was the challenge, the hunt, trying not to be discovered when gathering evidence and proof ‘they’ are actually werewolves. No one wanted to kill innocent humans, so proof that the pack was a wolf pack and not just some religious cult that liked to live an out of the ordinary life style, was of the utmost importance. He continued to watch Travis until he returned to the fraternity for the night, but knew he would not be returning home to the wolf pack, until likely Friday night or Saturday morning after the football game. Travis was of course a starting, senior, wide receiver. How would this college feel if they know Travis was a werewolf and not really a human at all? No wonder he had superior skills. Like it was fair, to compare a human and a werewolf. Pffft, yeah right. He had always wondered what would happen if somehow an athlete like Travis would be injured enough to bleed substantially and a teammate somehow ingested it, would that be enough to cause them to become furry at least once a month, or would it actually take a bite? There is absolutely venom in the blood inside the werewolf's human body, but is it enough without the actual bite to transform a human? Of course not everyone who is bitten survives the transformation either. So for Travis and others like him to play sports with humans was taking a huge risk and putting those poor unsuspecting humans at risk of becoming animals as well. Xavion knew he was opinionated, but his best friend had been killed by one of those monsters. It was his life’s work to exterminate the entire werewolf race. Of course it sweetened the pot that he was paid for every life he took by his best friend’s father. Joshua Ventura may be dead, but his memory would never be forgotten. In fact, everytime Xavier killed a werewolf, he felt he was that much closer to avenging his best friend’s death, by exterminating the whole damn race of those monsters!

Xavier went home to his makeshift apartment and would be back at the surveilling of ‘Travis, the future Alpha,' tomorrow morning at 7:30 AM, since his first class was at 8AM. The boy really was easy to follow because his life consisted of college and football. Other than that, he rarely went home to his pack other than on weekends, and spent every night at the fraternity. Travis gave the term “wild animal,” a very tame definition. Thank goodness he was not the norm, or Xavier may actually feel bad about hunting these abominations.