Finally winter was over and spring was here! No more freezing days and snow covered fields. The only downside, allergies. I couldn't smell a single thing through my snout. Not a rabbit, a squirrel or even a single deer. How was i going to hunt in this condition? Hopefully I'll just stumble upon something while I run to my next temporary home. 

About an hour or so later I finally broke through the woods. The scenery was beautiful. Mountains stood tall behind a giant crystal blue pond. Flowers were trying to bloom in the field surrounding everything. This is one of those few moments I like to hold on to. One I like to file away into my memory so that I never forget why its important to keep running. To never give into the loneliness and sadness. To fight for freedom I will hopefully gain some day.

I took my time wandering over to the pond with one thought in mind. Fish! I could really use some breakfast. After making it to the edge i looked down and saw them. They had to have been the biggest fish I had ever seen! I wasted no time and jumped into the frigid water snapping jaw down onto one. As I struggled to swim back to shore I could taste the nutrients. I wasted no time once I was on solid ground and ate the whole thing. Winter had not been kind to me this year. I ended up eating a lot of acorns which really don't taste that good by the way. 

After having my fill of fish I could feel myself drifting off in the warm sunshine. I was weak and used a lot of energy swimming and jumping. Not to mention how heavy my fur got when it was wet. Soon sleep overtook me. 

When I woke up it was to a loud growl coming from my left. I quickly jumped on all fours and lowered myself close to the ground. It was too late to hide so my best bet was to come off nonthreatening and then make a run for it. I couldn't see the wolf that found me but I knew the general area it was hiding in the weeds. I kept myself alert and ready to run. 

It all failed when the other wolf did something unexpected and jumped on top of me from a rock behind me. How did they even get over there?