Attention! There has been a problem with the upload of the second chapter, so I deleted the whole story and reuploaded it.

Here is my next story, as promised. I know you will possibly not understand many things about the plot from this chapter, but I assure you it is worth reading.

'Inga. Cause and effect. "In" is the start of things and "ga" is their end. It takes both to form a story. A female hunter and a white male wolf. The meeting of these two, forms the beginning of this story, or in other words the "In". That young hunter knew almost everything about the mountains. The firmness of earth, when the wind would cease, the paths the beast took. All of these, she learned it from her grandfather.'

The girl sat on a huge rock that stood tall and firm behind her house. She stood still, her legs crossed and her eyes scanning her surroundings. Then she heard it. Steps in the woods. She stood and took an ocular out of her pouch. And there it was. A white male wolf starring right into her eyes, before it turned and started running away. The girl then caught a rope, jumping off the rock and went after the animal. She ran fast. Really fast. Her movements were swift and agile.

'They say that the hunter and the pray are connected by an invisible string. The moment that string is pulled, and strange bond is formed in their heart making them long to be connected.'

They both ran, panting, creating white clouds as soon as their breaths reached the cold atmosphere. It was almost spring, but some snow was still on the trees, since the cold of the mountains didn't let it melt.

Suddenly the wolf reached the edge of a cliff. He had nowhere else to run. He turned to look back. There, had just reached our hunter. She stood still, on a little higher edge, pointing her rifle to the wolf. They exchanged a glance. Completely different than the one they had before.

"Connected" She whispered, before pulling the trigger. She climbed down to its level and walked slowly towards it, taking her hood off. She kneeled in front of its dead body and closed its eyes.

'This girl's name was Levy Mcgarden. She knew everything about these mountains, but the mountains were all she knew.'

She brought her pray back to her house and began to prepare lunch. She started a fire and hang a pot above it. She filled it with water and threw different ingredients in, to boil. She cleaned the meat and put it in the pot as well. She then went to clean herself, and as soon as she got back her food was ready. She served two bowls, one for her and one for her grandfather, even though he was killed by a bear last year, Levy placed a bowl of food on his shrine every day. That way she felt like they were still eating together like old times.

"It's your favorite today grandpa. Dog stew. Happy? I seasoned it to my taste with not so much miso, though, so you might find it a little lacking." She said as she served her portion. "Itadakimasu!" She wished before she started to dig in and she blew the steam from her soup. Right after she swallowed the first bite, her expression saddened. She sighed and looked down.

"I can't eat all this food." She started sobbing. Then she cried. Her cries could be heard from outside, and a particular person heard them who got close to the house and opened the door.

"Levy dear, what's the matter?" She said.

"Porlyusica-san." She said as she dried her tears with her sleeve.

"Come now, stop crying." The older woman said as she kneeled in front of Levy. She reached in her pocket and took out a letter.

"A letter arrived from Magnolia for you." She handed the paper to Levy, but the girl didn't take it, she just nodded to her. Porlyusica then opened the letter and started reading it out lout.

"Dear Levy. I will take care of you, so come to Magnolia. Finding new happiness for yourself, is the best way to lay the old man to rest. Waiting for you, your brother, Jet.
P.S. Doctor, please give my sister a few jewels to cover her travel expenses."

The woman folded the paper and gave it to Levy. "What you do now is your choice only."

Levy stared at the paper that had her name on it and got lost in thoughts. A crack sound generating from the fire brought her to reality. "I'll go!" She said, full of determination. "I'll go to my brother in Magnolia!"

First off, this story is inspired by the movie "Fuse Teppou Musume no Torimonochou", thus the many referenses and common lines from it. But don't worry. This story is not going to be an exact copy of the movie, just the first couple of chapters have some quotes just to get us in the plot. Also, the next chapter will be up tomorrow with lots of story in it. So, hope you bros enjoyed. If you did, go ahead and give a review and a favorite. See ya in the next one.