TORMRNTOR

“You need to warn everyone,” Emilia said, as soon as she remembered the vision. “They need to be careful out here. Whatever I saw…I didn’t see it clearly but…it was fast and it was strong. And it was dangerous.

“In the buck’s memory, the attack happened in a fraction of a second. I have no idea what attacked it, all I saw was a blur. One moment it was jumping over a fallen tree, the next it was bleeding to death.

“Whatever you do, you need to keep people out of these woods. The young wolves don’t stand a chance against this thing. I don’t think even full-grown wolves stand a chance against it. Any trip into the forest should be in groups. Please, King, you need to get them to listen to you. You have to convince them to stay out of here.”

Emilia remembered how it had felt like she had been the one bleeding to her death, and she shivered. King watched her, his face hard and his expression serious.

“Absolutely,” King finally replied. “You’re right. I will be calling for an emergency meet