Refugees and Reunions

Havermouth, Present Time

The refugees had been intercepted at the foot of the bridge into the town by some very suspicious locals, who had been reinforced by the werewolf army. Whilst things appeared calm and under control, there was an undercurrent in the expressions and body language of both sides that indicated that was fragile.

The werewolves were on foot, and their possessions were carried. On the far side, various vehicles had been parked, but the newcomers had balked at crossing the train bridge with their cars and had instead walked across. There were animals amongst them – chickens, goats, sheep and cows.

The chaos was impressive as none of the animals were enclosed, and whilst the Trayrock refugees had managed to drive them over the bridge successfully, they ranged wild on this side, grazing on the greenery along the riverbank.

“Summarize,” Sigrid said to Rohan.

“Lower-ranked wolves from Trayrock,” Rohan said. “Said they left soon after the Van Helsings moved in, and they sa