Malevolence - Legacy Series Book Two (The Legacy Series) Read Online Free

and when I do, I’m teaching them a lesson they won’t soon forget.”   Oakley said, stopping in his trek.   His chin lifted as he took a whiff of the air.   “It smells like it’s going to rain.   Just what I need, rain to wash away the evidence.”
     
                “What are you talking about?”   I asked.
     
                “I was hoping Sam would be able to take us to where she was bitten.   I wanted to try and track the biter by his scent.”   Oakley said as he grabbed the screen to the front door.   “It’s getting cold out here kids, let’s go see if Sam is up and try to figure this out before it starts raining.”
     
                Sam met us in the man cave looking less pale and more alert.   “I’m not sure if I could get us back there,”   Sam said to Oakley.
     
                “Well, we’re going to try.   First we’re going to Big Bob’s and we’ll pick up your scent and follow it.   Did you walk there or did you get a ride?”   Oakley asked.
     
                “I walked.   You’re going to pick up my scent like a regular dog does?”   She asked in astonishment.   I could see the corners of her mouth twitching to smile.
     
                “I know right?”   I said giving a little laugh to the irony of it all.
     

 

     
    Chapter 4.   Fox
     
    “But the fox would listen to nothing, and said, there is no mercy to be had.   You must die.”
     
    The Fox and the Geese - Grimm’s Household Tales
     
                We tracked her scent for three miles to a big wooded area.   Her scent was easy to find but we never picked up another wolf.  
     
                “All I’m able to smell is that urine stuff the hunters put on to mask their own scent.   If you ask me, it brings out their smell even more.   Disgusting” I said as we continued to track the wolf responsible.
     
                Eventually we found a small tent with some soup cans but we didn’t pick up anything else.“Look Oak, I don’t think we’re going to find anything.”   I shine my flashlight on the ground to get a better view.
     
                Oakley raised his head looking around as though he heard something.   “Sam and Chrissy, here’s the keys to my truck.”   He tossed his keys to Chrissy.   “It’s getting cold out here; I can hear Sam’s teeth chattering.   Abe and I’ll take a look around and see what we will come up with.”   He turned and looked at me to get my approval.  
     
                I kissed Chrissy’s forehead before they headed to the truck.   “Something doesn’t smell right,” I said to Oakley.   We both walked around the perimeter of the campsite taking note of the scent, filing it away.   “If it were lighter out here, I’d get up in that tree and look around.”
     
                “Yeah, something is off.   I’m picking up a supernatural vibe, how about you?”   Oakley stopped, dropped to the ground, and leaned all the way forward until his nose was practically in the dirt.   “This isn’t good Abe.”   He pulled a sandwich bag from his pocket and dug out a sample of the ground for analysis later.   Thunder rolled and lightening crashed.   I heard Chrissy scream.   “Let’s get outta here, I know she hates storms.”
     
                As we approached the truck we could tell Chrissy was doing her best at drowning out the thunder by blasting the stereo.
     
                 “Stop!”   Oakley yelled.   “Get in the truck with the girls.   I heard something over there.”   He pointed to the tree line on the other side of the truck.   “If I’m not back in five minutes, take the girls home.   I’ll catch up with you.”   He thought to me.
     
                “I’m not leaving you out here alone, Great Wolf or not,” I said to him.   “ Chrissy, we’re going to check