Something Wicked (Sebastian)
It was almost 3am and Sebastian had just finished the last episode of the series he was watching when he realized he had no cigarettes left. Instead of waiting till the morning, he decided he would go buy some. He knew the other store that would be open was the one near the Gentlemen’s Howl, so he started on his way there.
He heard a familiar voice yelling. He stopped and listened for a second, realizing who it was. He looked around to find him, turning a corner and looking in to the alley where he was. He quickly moved out of sight again, heart beating fast. He had heard rumors about hunters in town, but it all became very real when someone he knew was surrounded by them. He knew that were hunters by the way they stank of hatred and gunpowder.
He knew he couldn’t take 4 men on in his human form. He quickly took his clothes off until he was ass naked and closed his eyes until he had fully shifted, a process that was never enjoyable. Once changed, the true size of the Alpha was clear. He made his way in to the alley, first attacking the men with guns and flinging the rifles from their hands and against the wall. His attention then moved to the man holding Oli, grabbing him by the back of his shirt and flinging him up in the air.
He knew it was a bad idea to be doing this, especially shifted, but there was no other way to get Oli out without one of them being hurt badly. Once Oli was free, he made sure to cover the man, the hair on the back of his neck standing up as he growled aggressively at the men.
It all happened so quickly. One moment, there was the burn of silver stinging his jaw and an aching blow to his stomach. The next, there were screams that weren’t his own, and a giant Alpha was flinging the hunters to and fro like rag dolls.
Oli slumped against the wall as he watched it happen, stunned for a moment during the fray. But his senses came back to him as the turned wolf stood before him, single-handedly fending off four men. Oli couldn’t let someone else get hurt because of him, and he acted on instinct as soon as his body let him.
The Omega reached for one of the guns that had been knocked from the hunter’s hands, picking it up and aiming at the hunters. His hands shook, but he fired nonetheless. His aim was poor, but he was grateful for it. He wasn’t a killer, in spite of everything else that he was.
The men began to run, and he clipped one in the arm and another in the knee, which caused them to panic and scurry away to tend their wounds. Oli threw the gun down and slid against the wall, down to the floor of the alley, as he looked at the giant wolf that had saved him. “Thank you...” He murmured softly.