Saving the Alpha Pt 3 (Owen Grady x Raptor!Reader)

 Forgive me for the lack of updates! Same for Humanization.

 You scoured along ahead, searching for the smell still. It ranged up through your nose, growing stronger as your nostrils flared to the smell. Your head peeked up once again and took a big whiff of the air.

 The alpha had to be somewhere near. He just had to be. His smell was getting really close.

  You were a bit wary of other humans possibly looking for you. You've heard of your sisters recalling that humans had some sort of weapon to put you into sleep. Then when you woke up, you would be back in your cage again. You didn't want the humans to find out where you were. You had an instinct about the alpha being in danger again. And there was no way you were going to let that happen again. What if it was another raptor out there about to be added to the group, ready to challenge him? Or something bigger? You could take it on though, would you?

 Sometimes, you turned back to call out for Blue and the others, but then you realized that they weren't with you. You didn't take on their warnings about the dangers of the outside world. They surely weren't going to go out unless they knew what it was.

 You sighed. You wished your sisters were with you. After all, if it was a big dinosaur, you could of totally took it all on.

 You peered around your surroundings. You appeared to be around some area similar to where your sisters were. There were the occasional tropical tall trees with huge green leaves blocking out some of the sun, the dirt full of dirt of course and some wood and a huge giant gray concrete wall. There was also some sort of silver vehicle a few feet away from the cage.

 You titled your head. The smell of the alpha was directly coming from that wall. You marched up towards it and looked way up. This was strange. Was he training another dinosaur or something? Bigger than you and your sisters? How come you never smelled it then when he would come back to train you guys? He would of had another scent of a dinosaur now would he?

 You sniffed the air again. There was another smell. Something foreign but similar. Like a familiar smell. Yet, you shook your head. How could it be similar when it was mixed with something else? There was no way you were going to go in there unless you knew it.

 Carefully, you tracked the smell, going around the wall. There had to be some sort of opening. At least get a peeking. The gray walls that you saw in your cage had to have the same sort of door like you had. How else would the humans get out then? It should of had that door thing that you just went out right now. It was one of the entrances the humans used to get out of the cage. An entrance and an exit. There had to be one.

 Then there was some sort of shouting. A cry for help. It was human. And the hearing of small footsteps. Two smells entered your nose now. One was a human, no doubt. The other though...The alpha.

 Quickly dashing away, you followed by smell and hear, radiating the alpha was getting closer. You then barked when you saw him run out.

 Frantically, Owen didn't see you first thing. Or even hear you. He had been too busy worrying about the Indominus Rex. He darted pass you without even noticing.

 He slid right under the car, diving and crawling. You prepared to bark to greet him when something told you to stay quiet. You dashed off toward the vehicle and peeked down at Owen, glancing at him frightened. Something was coming and you sensed that it was way bigger than you. Best off to not challenge it or even be seen by it.

 You watched Owen crawl a bit under the vehicle. You then heard a big boom like something monstrous heading your way. You crouched your neck up to see what was going on.

 A few feet from you stood the Indominus Rex. She was gigantic, gray and terrifying. You felt your blood go literally cold and fear took over your muscles, too afraid to move or make a sound. Her golden eyes glimmered and scanned the area. She moved again, making the same booming sound from her feet. Challenging her would definitely not result in a win situation. Would even being with your sisters be able to take her down?

 You whimpered a bit and crawled down to Owen again. The Indominus sniffed the air, smelling Owen and a somewhat familiar odor as well. She turned your way. You froze and didn't dare make a move.

 Owen quickly took hold of the gasoline pipes, cut them apart and started pouring it on himself. You gasped and reeked of the smell. What in the world was that stench? It smelled just awful. Whatever it was, the alpha continued to rub it on his clothes, stinking up a storm in your nose.

 It had a sort of similar effect to the Indominus. She sniffed the stench and gawked. She shook her head and began to turn away, too bombarded by the whiff.

 Owen sighed when the Indominus left. He felt relief wash into his body. Until it was interrupted by your barking.

 You barked happily as you peered down underneath the car to check the alpha. He was safe and sound except for that aroma of a reek blasting into your nose but he wasn't hurt or anything.

 His eyes widen when he saw you. "(Y/n)," he whispered angrily. "What are you doing here?"

 You jumped up excitedly and barked once more. You titled your head and showed a concerning look.

 Owen let out a groan and shook his head. "Who left the gate open now?" he said to himself. You lifted up your nose and let out a snort, still disgusted by the stench.

 Owen looked down at his clothes, knowing what was bothering you. "Get back to your cage!" he hissed as he got out under the car and dusted himself of the gasoline.

 You however just put your head against him, rubbing softly and purring. The stench however came back once again and you barked madly at it. You snorted and spat out.

 "I can't play today girl, I...I have to do stuff," Owen said.

 You frowned. Stuff? you thought.

 "I have to...bring back...umm, your cousin?" Owen tried.

 You frowned once more but then glanced toward where that huge dinosaur went to. You turned back to Owen, giving a very strange inquisitive look about the dinosaur. There was no way that thing was your cousin. Not even by a scale.

 Owen sighed. "Just...go back to your cage." He pointed his finger. "Go, now."

 You shook your head and stood your ground. You let out a quick bark as a no, determined to stay with him. You did feel your obedience instincts tell you to turn around and return back to your cage, especially to tell your sisters about what happened. However, another instinct told you to stay with him instead. He may have not been of your kind, but he was still your leader, your alpha. If certainly you and your sisters weren't going to leave Blue behind or any of the others in the midst of a battle, you weren't going to do the same with the alpha.

 Just by judging by the size of the so-called "cousin" you saw, there was no way he would win the fight. Not even you. Yet, if you had to battle, you would give it all your best to protect him. If only perhaps he can do the same.

 Owen grumbled and put his hand on his head. "You...need...to...go...back...to...your...cage," he muttered.

 You let out a "hrrmph!" as a respond.

 "Great, I need another dinosaur to worry about," Owen mumbled to himself. "Especially one of my own."

 You began to walk up closer to Owen and laid again your head against him. Owen thought for a bit.

 "You're not letting me out of my sights are you?" Owen asked, playfully.

 You barked and stood up still, portraying like a body guard.

 "You can't come with me though," Owen said. "I need you to go back. If they find you with me, they're going to want to put you back to the cage. And you're going to get your favorite treat...your sleeping dose."

 Something told you to snap as you barked angrily at hearing what the alpha said.

 "And now that cousin is out, you're definitely are probably going to get rampaged. And your sisters are perhaps worried sick for you which I still hope that they ARE in their cage...I gotta phone Barry to double check that cage."

 You huffed. Nope. You still were going to follow him. You wanted to be his bodyguard.

 You've kept trying to the play the game of him as being the "alpha", waiting for your next order and being on guard, since of course, he was technically the leader of your group. If Blue had been here now, she would totally go on "alpha" mode to try to get you to head back to the cage. Then again, she was just a beta. You may take orders from Blue, but now you had to stay with the alpha.

 Owen rolled his eyes. "(Y/n), just..." He shook his head and sighed. You could see that his temper was almost up.

 You then thought of something to get on his good side.

 "For once can you..." Owen began but then stopped.

 You had tried to make an attempt at giving a "please" look. Your eyes were glowing, widening out. The little black pupils in your eyes had now grown to small slivers. Your mouth crooked to a whining face. Your hands etched to a somewhat clasping hands together. You don't know where you got this from but you were trying to give a cute, I promise to be good, glance. Either way, it was basically saying, please let me go with you.

 Honestly, if your sisters had probably seen you right now, they'd laughed away. Maybe it was a bit dumb to do this, as you'd probably looked like you were trying to sympathize with a meal before eating it, but something in your mind just thought of it up. Least it was something to give a try to persuade the alpha.

 "That's not going to work on me," Owen giggled.

 An idea popped in your head to let out a whining bark. You began to whine a bit, letting out pleads and sadness. You titled your head to make it more dramatic.

 "Crying isn't going to help you," he said.

 You then pouted, ranting a bit. You shook your arms and stomped your feet, spatting out. You hissed and turned around in a circle, stomping your feet all together now.

 Ok, now your temper was the one fusing.

 You barked angrily. You then let out a frustrating growl, turning around, smashing your feet into the ground, creating footprints and then falling flat on the ground at Owen's feet. You gazed up at him with a last please look.

 Owen sighed. "You're really not going to let out of my sight are you?" he asked.

 You grumbled and puffed.

 Owen displayed a thoughtful look for a bit then lowered himself down to the ground to where you were laying.

 "Ok," he said. "I guess I have no choice, huh?"

 Something told you to be happy as you glanced up at him, a small smile creeping up on your face. Thankfully, you managed to score. Yes, but....something else told you there were certain conditions to be met.

  "Number 1, stay hidden," Owen warned. "I don't want any of them finding you following me. If they do, it's first thing back to the cage. Understand?"

  The word "cage" filled your mind of the sleeping dose and you nodded. You were going to stay hidden anyway. As long as they couldn't find you, they wouldn't then put you back.

 "Number 2, don't make any sounds," Owen continued. "Not one peep. Nothing. Zilch. Stay hidden like I said...just be very quiet."

 This felt that it was going to be a bit tough. You could stay hidden and keep an eye on the alpha but it was the sounds that would bother you the most. Anything moving fast just darted instincts to chase it. So if you've heard something running, it would be hard to resist. Never mind it be the alpha or anything. One zip of feet dashing, you're off rushing to find what it was.

 Yet, you nodded, determined to be with the alpha.

 "Number 3, if you see this...." He let out a hand out like he did the time when that kid fell down into the cage. "You will wait for my command. You will not interfere with anything. Until I give the signal of go ahead or all clear, do not come into the fray. Ok?"

 These words coming from the alpha seemed a bit harsh to you but you nodded again. After all, you remembered taking initiative from Blue. She would also give out specific orders, making sure each of you did your job right. If you had done your job wrong, Blue would remind you of what you needed to do and MADE SURE you did it right. And you would do it right. Failing again was not an option.

 "And Number 4," Owen said. "Just...if your instincts tell you to do something that seems out of odd or anything...it's probably best to see the situation more then see what you can do. Got it?"

 Argh. This one was going to be a little tougher. Naturally, it was fine with you following your instincts to wait a bit and then jump in...but then again, how it sounded from the alpha, it seemed like a tricky deal. Would you be sure to jump in or not? Sure the save the alpha thing or following him here really did helped him...but what good would it do for you....or what if the next thing was something that you needed saving in?

 Regardless of these thoughts in your mind, you nodded again, confirming to all orders by the alpha.

 "Ok," Owen said. "Judging by the time now, it's Barry's turn to take on your sisters. There will be a note on you missing from the cage. I will be notified but look on a bigger situation than that for now. Besides, they'll probably send some people to look for you but as long as you stay hidden alongside me, you probably won't be noticed. Just...follow the commands, ok, girl?"

 You got up and nodded once again.

 "Ok, follow me, but stay hidden," he commanded. His voice was authoritative and demanding.

 You obeyed the order and went to hide among the thick, dense forest. You peeked up your head a bit though, assuring the alpha that you can still keep an eye on him.

 The alpha gave a thumbs up. He then began to walk away with you following him, keeping close hidden beneath the forest.




 As you followed the alpha you began to see another gate door thing. There were voices coming from over there.

 "Wait here," Owen said, issuing a command for you to stay. He held out his hand. You nodded your head and stood where you were.

 The alpha opened the gate and went right in really fast. You frowned as you tried to peer inside the gate. There looked what appeared to be a lot of humans walking around, carrying all kinds of stuff, wearing different clothes, variety of hairstyles...everything. Was this the door to the rest of the human world? You wondered what your sisters would think of this.

 You then waited a bit, wondering where the alpha was heading. Or in fact what he was doing. Maybe he was getting some help? Getting some treats for you to munch on before walking some more? You were going to get hungry later. You could feel it in your stomach growling a bit.

 Those treats may be tasty but they weren't going to cure your hunger.

 Not to mention, you did feel that you wanted to go out to follow him. You could see the rest of the humans then. It would solve all your questions of what they were like and such. The only humans you saw were pretty much the alpha, Barry, some other people and particularly one guy that you didn't like...but you and your sisters did grew curious about how other humans would be. Or even what they were.

 The command of the alpha flew back into your mind and you stood where you were. If Blue had been there, then the orders would be different. Yet, this command came from the alpha. No doubt you were going to disobey it.

 He was going to come back anyway.....right?




 Owen sighed as he went to go to the command center to also inform of (y/n)'s whereabouts. He had to. It was not only safety for the park but for her as well...not to mention, with the Indominus out there, who knew if she would tear (y/n) apart?

 He didn't want her to get in the crossfire of trapping the Indominus. He wanted one less dinosaur to deal with. Especially with one of his own. No. It was enough of another problem to deal with.

 (Y/n) was better off being safe with her sisters.

 He went to make a call to Barry. The call went to voicemail. Barry was probably already trying to get word on (y/n)'s missing.

 "Barry, it's Owen. I've found (y/n). Don't worry. I told her to stay by Gate B. She's right there waiting. You know what's next. I can't come back now. We have another bigger problem to worry about. Let me know though when she makes it in."

 He disconnected the call. "Sorry, girl."