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How wings of change should have ended Scene 1 Balto: Oh boy a plane! Imma chase it! BORK Plane: zyoom Balto: WOW that things fast Jenna: Well, considering its up there covering so many miles it’d be quite silly to expect dogs to even get close to it never mind catch it Balto: I mean, it could also be that I'm 9 years old now not to mention I’ve been doing nothing but sleeping during the last movie AND the fact a lot of the dogs can’t run anymore after the serum run but, yeah...I sure hope there isn’t a silly plot where we’d have to race it. Kodi: Hi dad, could you do us a favor? Balto: oh heck… Scene 2 Balto: In my dreams-, Jenna: oh no not more dreams... Balto: - I see myself soaring in the skies and being free Jenna: Since when did you want to fly?? Balto: uuuh Jenna: Did years of being with a goose finally catch up? Balto: uh, um oh! it’s here, my GOD it’s here! Jenna: ...Did you just mention God? On purpose? Balto: Yes-I-did! And look there’s a church! Jenna: uh...when

“You can’t be serious…” Aleu scoffed. Before her, Rivka had led her to the one wolf she didn’t really want to see; Ikun. The wolf that didn’t really like her nevermind could ever help her. “I am, and if you want to pursue your career as our leader then I suggest you make amends with each other.” She sat patiently between the two wolves who refused to look each other in the eye. “I’ve got nothing to say to you yearling.” Ikun said. “Nor I to you.” Aleu responded. Rivka could only roll her grey eyes. “Ikun, YOU are acting like a pup more than she is, what happened to that mature wolf I used to like? and Aleu, please reconsider. Otherwise we can’t get anywhere.” The black female wolf tried to encourage both to talk. “What does Taku even see in you anyway?” Aleu said as she eyed the blue wolf. “None of your business.” Ikun spat. Rivka was really losing her patience now. “Ikun and Taku were step brothers growing up.” she admitted. Ikun looked over at his older companion with annoyance

Aleu was the first to go, taking a good chunk out before walking away and stopping in front of her teacher and friend Taku. “You must be hungry, here.” She offered him her own share. Taku looked at the piece of meat and then to Aleu with a surprised expression. “What are you waiting for?” Yukon asked. “You’ve been resting for two days without a bite.” Rivka nudged him. “If you don’t then I will.” Ikun taunted. Gulping with a smile he gladly took half of Aleu’s share. “I love happy endings,” Sumac cried. “Don’t get me started,” Yak sniffed. “Stop being tiny babies!” Nuk said to both of his fellow omega’s holding back his own tears. The pack then happily ate. As promised, a small piece of flesh was enough to make them feel almost full. The elder’s carcass was rich and still plenty left to be taken, not to mention leftovers “Brother,” Ikun said, nudging his elder brother a piece of his own meal, Tundra gave him a look. “Why share with me?” he asked. “Because you’re my family.” Ikun