Chapter 30: The End of the Tale
Kate, Humphrey, and Viper arrived at Leyla’s house late that night, but she was still awake and gladly let them in.
“What are you guys doing here?” she asked.
“We came back to live with you,” Humphrey said, “…if you’re okay with that.”
“Of course,” Leyla replied, “but what about the Western Pack?”
“It just hasn’t really felt the same ever since Viggo happened,” Humphrey told her. “And I actually really liked living here with you and Viper. Besides, everyone’s going to be fine. Stinky’s a great leader and he’ll take good care of them.”
“Well, I’m happy to have you back,” Leyla said.
After the defeat of Viggo, his army, and the Crimson Pack, the entirety of Jasper Park was finally at peace. The constant attacks on the Western Pack stopped and Stinky, Claudette, and all the others knew nothing but peace for the rest of their lives.
Oscar disbanded the Crimson Pack shortly after the defeat of Viggo’s army and they all took back control of their lives and were free. Fleet and Claudette got married about a year after Viggo’s death. Oscar was able to find love again with a young female wolf and they had pups of their own, and thus the red wolves slowly came back from the brink of extinction.
The Western Pack continued their tradition of telling Humphrey’s story around the logboard every year, with a few things added in of course. And when the logboard began to get old and rotten, they would go out and find a new one to replace it with.
Kate and Humphrey peacefully lived out their days with Leyla and Viper. Stinky, Claudette, and the others came to visit occasionally and sometimes Kate and Humphrey went to visit them. But either way, they both lived calm and full lives until the day they died.
One day, over twenty years after leaving the Western Pack, Kate and Humphrey were celebrating their 50th anniversary together and were busy looking back on their life as mates.
“You know,” Kate said, “we made a pretty good team.”
“Kate and Humphrey: World Adventurers,” Humphrey replied, smiling.
Kate smiled back.
“Man, you were right,” she said. “We really did go places, didn’t we? I guess it’s a good thing I stuck with you.”
“Yeah,” Humphrey replied, “I guess it is.”
Kate, Humphrey, and Viper arrived at Leyla’s house late that night, but she was still awake and gladly let them in.
“What are you guys doing here?” she asked.
“We came back to live with you,” Humphrey said, “…if you’re okay with that.”
“Of course,” Leyla replied, “but what about the Western Pack?”
“It just hasn’t really felt the same ever since Viggo happened,” Humphrey told her. “And I actually really liked living here with you and Viper. Besides, everyone’s going to be fine. Stinky’s a great leader and he’ll take good care of them.”
“Well, I’m happy to have you back,” Leyla said.
After the defeat of Viggo, his army, and the Crimson Pack, the entirety of Jasper Park was finally at peace. The constant attacks on the Western Pack stopped and Stinky, Claudette, and all the others knew nothing but peace for the rest of their lives.
Oscar disbanded the Crimson Pack shortly after the defeat of Viggo’s army and they all took back control of their lives and were free. Fleet and Claudette got married about a year after Viggo’s death. Oscar was able to find love again with a young female wolf and they had pups of their own, and thus the red wolves slowly came back from the brink of extinction.
The Western Pack continued their tradition of telling Humphrey’s story around the logboard every year, with a few things added in of course. And when the logboard began to get old and rotten, they would go out and find a new one to replace it with.
Kate and Humphrey peacefully lived out their days with Leyla and Viper. Stinky, Claudette, and the others came to visit occasionally and sometimes Kate and Humphrey went to visit them. But either way, they both lived calm and full lives until the day they died.
One day, over twenty years after leaving the Western Pack, Kate and Humphrey were celebrating their 50th anniversary together and were busy looking back on their life as mates.
“You know,” Kate said, “we made a pretty good team.”
“Kate and Humphrey: World Adventurers,” Humphrey replied, smiling.
Kate smiled back.
“Man, you were right,” she said. “We really did go places, didn’t we? I guess it’s a good thing I stuck with you.”
“Yeah,” Humphrey replied, “I guess it is.”
