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Also, like TimeZone, this book is gonna take a lot of time, even after the character planning, and the storylines, and the finalized plot. and the scenes, the perspectives, and after ALL OF THAT! This book will make possible over a year to make...

Expert Dog:
Her name is Axey (Pronounced like Axie, name based on Max, a dog in a book I like), she is a Labrador mixed breed with silver fur, and blue sapphire eyes. She is aspired to be the best female dog to ever be in the military. She is a self-proclaimed expert and knows everything to be known about being in the military, and shows it by never giving up, and doing her best. She is selfish, and has an ego, along with some trust issues.

Axey’s backstory:

She was born a unique and risky girl, doing stuff no others her age would ever do. She was a big name at school, being a daredevil. She had some friends, but none was as exciting and dangerous as her. but her best friend was a dog named Green, a young Great Dane with brown fur. He was also a risk taker, and the two did a lot of crazy stuff, from scaling the roof of the school, to almost setting a whole forest on fire. Sadly, during 4th grade, Green was diagnosed with leukemia, and was put into treatment, where hopefully, he would get better.

He fought a valiant fight for a year and a half and had a temporal recovery. But sadly, Green’s recovery didn’t last long, and he decided to give up, because the agony and troubles he had we’re too much. Axey was able to talk to him a few hours before his death, and his dying wish was for her to stay a risk-taker, and never give up. Unfortunately, the whole experience was too much for her. She stopped taking risks and became a very shy dog. So, shy she had 0 friends during her whole 6th and 8th grade year, and didn’t mind a bit.

But around the beginning of 9th grade, she found out one of the school’s teachers had cancer, and Axey knew her too. This time, Axey decided to stay by her side, and tell her to feel better and not give up. A year later, the teacher got better. And she thanked Axey. Axey then remembered her friend’s words. She then realized she wasn’t doing what Green would’ve wanted her to do. She decided to step up, and she got back into risk-taking, and being a daredevil.

But her parents didn’t really approve, especially since they were a bit happy that Axey wasn’t a big risk-taker anymore, so they decided to get her to a counselor. They thought the counselor would talk some sense into her, and get her behavior to stop, but the counselor actually did the opposite, he encouraged her wild behavior, and told her to try and take some classes, because this kind of attitude could potentially be a career opportunity, and she took it with a very big pack of salt.

When she got into high school, she took a survival class. She learned a ton of survival skills through her high school years, and she took it very seriously. No matter where she was, she would be practicing every moment she could. Around her graduation, she became the top student of her survival class, and was deemed an expert. She didn’t want her skills to go to waste, so she joined a military program, and there, her skills were so good she was put in a program with the elite, which only consisted of boys, never has a girl ever made it into the elite program. And that’s when she knew she was going to be one of the best people in the program, and she was never going to give up.

As the years passed, she became the best, and I mean the very best out of anyone, and no one believed it. She always said it was because of her own courage and endurance, but it wouldn’t have been done is the Seargent didn’t push her past her limits. But as the self-centered dog she is, she refused to give credit to anyone but herself. The Seargent took notice of it too. He diced to bring in another dog to help her with her teamwork and selfishness, and it was a special one too…

Speechless Dog:
Her name is Ingot (Named after my forever good girl), she is a Golden Retriever with emerald, green eyes. She lost her ability to speak or use any kind of vocal noise. All she can really do is a silent whimper. She is extremely shy, and has so much trauma in her life, it’s almost unbearable, along with tons of anxiety.

Her Backstory:
She was born with a very rare disease, and she would’ve instantly died if her vocal cords were cut off. She underwent tons of surgery, and thankfully she survived. When she was about 4 years old, she learned about her disability, and she didn’t mind at first. Bust then she got older, and she found out that having no voice really hurts your future. She was considered, “the runt of the litter”, which she took a ton of offence in.

During her first years at school, she did her best to avoid everyone. But when she was about 6 years old, she found a perfect career, a show dog. She thought it’d be perfect since they have no need to speak or do anything with voice. For her whole elementary year, she practiced being a show dog, which she got pretty good at. When she finally got to high school, she didn’t care about anything else than being a show dog. In fact, she was scheduled to go to an interview to get her dreams to come true. But then, on November 26th, everything changed, and it wasn’t for the better.

Her entire family was outside for stargazing, her mom, her dad, her brother, at a park. But she was on the other side, worrying about her interview, which was in a week. Then, she noticed a very loud jet that was directly under her. At first, she was just fazed, but then, she heard something else, it was the jet’s bottom doors. She then thought the worse…a bomb. She knew she had to warn her family. She couldn’t yell, or scream, so she ran. Unfortunately, she wasn’t the fastest runner, and she was only getting so far. Then, her fears were right, the jet was dropping a tactical nuke…right next to her family.

She ran and ran, but it was too late, if she ran further, she would get killed too. So, she stood back and hoped her family would notice…but they didn’t notice until the bomb was too close to the ground. Ingot could see them trying, but the bomb hit the ground…and the rest was history. Ingot cried so much that night, but the only sounds she made were soft whimpers of regret and sadness. She then had no other thought that how she thought it was all her fault they died. She then did something drastic…she ran. But she was running to a new place, a place where she can start over, because she can’t stand this feeling of pain she’s experiencing now.

As she ran, she was roped into a group of people who claimed they we’re doing deliveries for the greater good, but they ended up being a part of the Mafia (Long story, might make it a prequel), and she was ditched. Now she was a fugitive of the law, and she was so depressed and full of hate she felt like dying in a fire. But she decided to turn herself in, and then, she cleared her name. But after that, she felt it was obvious she wouldn’t fit in anywhere, and no one would accept her for what she was…which only made her even more depressed and even a bit mad at herself.

But when she was living in an old trailer, she had a thought. There was one place she could possibly go, and they would probably take anyone, no matter what they were…the military. At first, she thought she made the wrong choice, and no one took her seriously, but there was one dog, the Seargent. He saw potential in Ingot, and he kept her as an experimental training dog. She practiced a lot in her skills, but she mainly practiced her running, and she ran a lot. She knew her slow running got her into this mess, and that she needed to be faster in the case something like that would happen again. And it was worth it, because she could run a whopping 19mph!

But as time passed, he noticed that Ingot’s shyness and anxiety was getting in the way of her talents, and he knew there was something that had to be done. Soon, the Seargent decided to take Ingot into a program where she would be amongst the other dogs that had potential too. She was skeptical at first, but she learned she wasn’t the only female dog in the program, and that they would meet when the time was right, which made her a bit happy.

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