My wolf shook her head, snow falling off her muzzle.
It’s winter?
The landscape came into view. A scattering of trees. Dark gray mountain. Barren land.
I’m on the Peak.
Turn around, look down, show me how high we are.
Holy hell, that was a long way down.
A force hit me, knocking me away from the sight.
Sleep, child.
I was wrapped in something soft and warm. I was so comfy. I could stay here forever, and nothing would bother me.
I was so tired.
I was happy to snuggle down and sleep.
You BITCH.
Let me out, you crazy demon.
Let.
Me.
OUT.
My wolf was moving.
Running.
I could taste the scent of autumn in the air as I chased the wind.
No, not the wind.
Hare.
I loved to hunt.
When I was aware once more, I was already using my wolf’s eyes to look around. Thicker trees, sturdier, I was lower down the mountain.
My head jerked as I scented people nearby.
Shifters.
Anxiously I watched my wolf edge closer to the settlement.
Friend or foe?
My wolf’s head snapped to the side as a familiar scent caught its nose.
Alpha.
The hunger was ravenous.