Post by RHIYA ADMIN on Jan 15, 2009 15:24:45 GMT
Forks, Washington has never been the same since the Cullens have moved here. Not only is this extremely large family of beautiful undead creatures stirring up trouble among the town but people have always been a little suspicious of them. That was until Bella Swan ended up dating the only single one out of the bunch. They always seemed a little more normal after that but rumors still circulated around the town. The talk of the town has always been about the Cullens.
It wasn't until a few months after Bella started dating Edward did the talk shifted to the abnormally large creatures that ran around La Push, the town next to Forks. It wasn't until Bella's best friend Jacob turn into one of the large wolves did Bella fully understand what was going on. These wolves were here to protect the humans from the Cullens and here Bella was about to marry one of them.
Little did the two groups know that there was another tribe out there. Many miles away in Romania a group of wolves like the Quilleutes were growing even stronger then them. The loups-garoux (pronounced loo garoo) has been around for many years but has been forced into hiding by humans. This has made them extremely angry and prefer to stick to their own ground. Once they were of a species like them, they quickly decided that they wanted to come to Washington to see them.
When the Loups-garoux reaches La Push they are instantly surprised by what they see. It only takes them a few days for them to be upset by the ways of the werewolves. Now the werewolves are put against the Loups-garoux while the vampires are put in a tough decision to choose who to defend. The werewolves and Loups-garoux are both working against each other to get the vampires on their side. It's still a mystery who the vampires will choose to defend and how the upcoming battle between the werewolves and the Loups-garoux will end up.
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