12. The confrontation

Night fell and with it the desire for a good fight between races.

Augustus had waited anxiously for the afternoon to pass and now left his mother's tent, who had stayed behind with his heart in her hands, for he had tried but could not hide from his mother what he intended to do. Now with his eyes ablaze, in a swift impulse, he transformed himself into the wolf and with the face of his beloved smiling he set off into the forest without looking back. While he left the forest without looking back,

Marcus was leaving Julius Cesar's house in response to Augustus' request, apart from the fact that he didn't want to get involved in a fight between two angry and powerful beings who were compromised, in part, by the one who didn't care if he was going to get hurt or not, and was already thinking about Amy. Too bad he couldn't get Brenda to leave.

At Malvina's house she is curled up on a light gray couch, with her inseparable notebook on her legs. Since she left the police station she was dete