Lunaya.Turns out we didn’t venture too far from the lodge. It only took us ten minutes to get back. Beta Bronson volunteered to go back along the path to find my clothes and return them to our room, while we met with Astéri and Elaine. We quickly slipped back to our room and got changed, then went in search of the two she-wolves. We found them in a large living space, and that is an understatement. The room is massive. It boasted a high ceiling with exposed wooden beams and chandeliers. Two large stone fireplaces giving the space a warmth and cosiness. Beautiful rugs littered the floor with a multitude of armchairs and sofas spread around the room. Elain and Astéri were seated on a large leather couch that curved around a beautiful antique looking coffee table.“Did you enjoy your swim?” Astéri asked, a sly smirk playing on her face.“We did, thank you. How did you know we went swimming?” I asked her as we sat

Lunaya.The change was upon me. One more push and my wolf will be tearing them to shreds. The boy snarled and dropped his arms, his stance was ready to attack. Alyse growled from beside me and Cleo from behind me. This wasn’t going to end well for these Weres. Before I got the chance to attack, the boy shot up straight and turned to face the forest. The pending fight with me and my crew was lost, and his attention was now elsewhere.The breeze crawled up the back of my neck, my skin once again broke out in goosebumps and I felt the prickle of electricity on my skin. That same voice called to me again. ‘Go to her’. The boy whipped around, his eyes meeting mine. A look of terror filled his face. Oh no. He took off for the trees, changing into his chocolate brown wolf in an instant. Half of the other Weres followed closely behind him.“Something is wrong” I said before taking off after them, changing into my wolf mid stride. Elaine, Cleo and Phoebe flanked me on both

Lunaya.“I will go find the others then” I said as I looked to Elaine. She nodded her head and backed out the door. Cleo was laying on the ground, still in her burgundy and grey wolf form, while Phoebe leaned up against a tree.“Phoebe, you will stay with me and we will take first watch over the Goddess. Cleo, you will accompany Lunaya back to the village to find the others. We will be refreshing guards every three hours” Elaine directed. Cleo stood and took a few steps closer as Elaine spoke. Phoebe nodded and walked around the other side of the cabin, scouting the perimeter, I assume.“I will send more she-wolves out shortly. Thank you, Beta Elaine” Romeá spoke kindly. Her soft and genuine words were a stark contrast to the constant firmness that I have grown use to from the Luna Eclipse she-wolves.Elaine moved to stand in front of the cabin door and crossed her arms over her wide set chest. Romeá walke

Zelena.My body feels like I have rolled down a tall mountain, hitting every bump, every boulder, every pointed and sharp surface along the way. Everything felt tight and constricted. My stomach had turned in on itself, and even just the thought of rolling over brought me more pain. I struggled to open my eyes, even my eyelids hurt. I couldn’t move, I didn’t have the energy and I didn’t have the strength to face more pain.“Zelena” a soft melodic voice called to me. The sound was blissful and soothing. I groaned in response, begging to hear more of it.“Hey little wolf, are you awake?”Ah, that voice. The voice of my love, my life. I forced open my eyes and blinked rapidly, trying to bring them into focus. Gunner sat on a chair in front of me, leaning forward and staring down at me. My first thought is ‘why are you so far away from me right now’. I was laying on the floor, or on a mattress on the floor

Zelena.I laid with my head resting on Gunner’s chest. We had stayed here for a few more hours, just to be on the safe side. To make sure the heat was really over. I looked around at the small room, a familiar feeling came to me. I’ve been here before.“Gunner, where are we?” I asked as I sat up,“Huh?” he mumbled.“What is this place?”Gunner sat upright and glanced at me. He bit his lip and rubbed his hand over the back of his neck, something I have noticed he does when he is nervous or uncomfortable.“It’s uh, it’s the cabin” he said meekly.“The cabin? What cabin?” I looked around the room again. The cold concrete floor, the steel walls and the iron bars covering the door. I have definitely been here before. A sick feeling filled my stomach and I wanted to vomit.“Gunner, why?” I grunted as I slowly stood up off the raggedy mattr