While crying to go out of the mansion, Shasha suddenly hit me with his head.
I was too frustrated and distracted while trying to soothe him. Because of that, I was suddenly pushed back and hit my back against the door.
âUgh!â
âWoof!â
There was not enough room for me to retreat and Shasha accidentally knocked me with too much power.
âAh, it hurts. Okay, okay, we can go now.â
Shasha stepped forward and looked at me with disdain as if he didnât like my slow attitude. I couldnât stand his impatience, so I picked up the leash and muzzle hanging on the wall.
When Sihael saw the muzzle, he twitched his nose and jerked his head. He was outrightly expressing his rejection, but I couldnât help it.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om
I knew it was frustrating for him, but I couldnât just let him wander freely considering how he had hurt people while running around.
âIf you want to go for a walk, hang in there.â
I forced the reluctant Shasha to put the muzzle on him and then put the leash around his neck.
âCome on, letâs go.â
We headed for the gymnasium where it was empty.
âWoof!â
âCome, weâre almost there.â
I took Shasha around the gymnasium with me. Thanks to the torch I was carrying, it was as bright as daytime, so we didnât face any difficulty while taking a walk.
Shasha, who had always been under my supervision, was excited to wander around and sniff everything. I followed him gently.
Then he suddenly raised his leg.
I was briefly shocked by the scene I saw for the first time, but I quickly recovered.
âThatâs understandable. After all, heâs a wolf now. He canât stop physiological phenomena. But why does he keep on staring at me?â
I turned my head because I felt embarrassed, but then I remembered what I had read in a book not long ago.
When dogs look at their owner while relieving themselves, it means that they feel vulnerable and are asking for protection. I looked into Shashaâs eyes and nodded my head.
âDonât worry, Iâll protect you.â
But was my gaze too intense? Shasha quietly lowered his leg and avoided my eyes.
âSorry, I wonât look.â
Contrary to what I learned from the book, it seemed Shasha felt ashamed when I looked at him while he was relieving himself.
âIâll keep that in my mind.â
I turned my back and started aimlessly kicking the dirt while waiting for Sihael to finish his business. The leash suddenly slipped out of my hand while I wasnât paying attention.
âHuh?â
Fortunately, I grabbed the end of the rope in time, but I lost my balance because of Shashaâs great strength. I stumbled forward and ended up getting dragged by him.
âStop!â
He really stopped. But it wasnât because of my command, rather he stopped because of the destination we arrived at. Shasha looked up at a tree and barked fiercely.
âArggg, ruff ruff ruff! Grrrr!â
When I looked up, I saw a crow on a branch looking down at Shasha. That crow didnât do anything, but Shasha tried to climb up the tree and bite the crowâs neck off. Seeing him act so recklessly and frantically, I was afraid he might get hurt.
âShasha, come on.â
âRuff, ruff, ruff! Grrrrrr! Ruff, ruff!â
âShasha, calm down.â
The flushed Shasha didnât listen to me at all.
I stroked his back and tried to calm him down, but it was all in vain. I didnât know what to do. If I let him go, he would stick to the tree again, and if I held onto him, he would bark at me. I picked up some branches around me and threw them towards the crow.
âPhew! Fly away.â
Even though the situation was quite intimidating, the crow was eerily still while looking down at Shasha.
âHey! Donât bother my kid and fly away!â
Its beaded eyes passed over Shasha and then fell on me.
âWhat? What are you looking at?â
When the branches hit its wings, it spread out its wings.
Caw, caw~
As the crow flew up in the sky, Shasha rushed forward to chase it. I quickly tugged the rope hard and hugged Shasha to stop him.
Shasha, who lost the crow, felt overwhelmed under my power. He kept on staring silently at the sky where the crow had disappeared.