In the summer of his 18th year, Stephen McGee was wandering through the forest alone. He came upon a clearing, in the centre of which was a small boy of 5 years old. The boy was badly wounded, and as Stephen McGee approached, he could see a pack of wolves closing in on the child. Knowing that he had to act quickly, or else the boy would perish, Stephen sprinted to the boy's side and locked eyes with the Alpha Male wolf. The wolf growled and snapped, but Stephen McGee stood his ground, never losing eye contact with the wild beast. McGee began walking towards the leader of the pack, never looking away - never showing weakness. He knelt down before the great wolf and brought his face within an inch of the wolf's tooth-filled mouth. As the child's cries filled the otherwise quiet forest air, a change appeared in the Alpha's face. His growls turned to whimpers, and Stephen McGee knew he had made his point. The child was safe. And to this day, wherever Stephen McGee travels, his pack of wolves are sure to follow.
[This message has been edited by crewez (edited 8/16/2007 2:24p).]