*Caleb*I walked outside with her hand in mine, and she smiled shyly as I yawned and stretched. "Shall we take a walk then?" I asked in a normal voice.She nodded and smiled. "I would like that."As we started moving, I took small sniffs and familiarized with the scene, she walked a bit clumsily, and I turned around worried. "Is everything ok?"She blushes deeply and lowered her head, I got worried and pulled her chin up. "What is wrong?""I am... a bit sored... just getting used to, I will be fine." She whispered utterly red from embarrassment, and I laughed and shook my head, pulling her close and lifting her up in my arms."I am so sorry... so very sorry... please forgive me... I will be gentler next time." I promised, not sure if I really could with how much out of control she drove me. She nodded with a guilty smile and kissed me. It was right then when I noticed a small change in the surroundings. I caught a sound that didn't belong to the scene, a click. I held her lips in

*Meadow*Caleb tilted his head to look at me, and I extended my arm, hoping his wolf would calm and allow me to soothe him. Gideon's eyes grew wide, Caleb gave a step back and lowered his head to me, my fingers brushing his head as he allowed me to pet him."What the fuck? You own that thing? I should have killed you when I had the chance," He said, and Caleb turned his head to growl at him, making him flinch in horror. Two howls echoed the trees, and soon I saw Cara and Alex run towards us. Gideon looked scared and helpless as the brown and golden wolves stood side by side of Caleb and me.I walked slowly in front of them and put my back at Gideon to look at them. "Let me talk, please..." I said, and they all looked at me nodding, Caleb gave a step ahead and stood next to me, while Cara and Alex sat waiting for orders, either from Caleb or me.Gideon was beyond shock, he kept looking at them and me. I wanted to make some sense into his head, perhaps the sight of fantastic creature

*Meadow*"So... what is next?" I asked intrigued by his sudden willingness to feed me with information. He had spent the afternoon telling me about werewolf society interaction, ranks, and priorities. He was proud telling me that above all they treasured their mates and their pups. If anyone offended either of them, there surely would be a fight to unconsciousness or even death, unless the offending one apologizes first, and if he had real intentions, then everything would be forgiven. Werewolves did not dwell on browls, they were forgivers."I think you had a nice introduction to the basics," He said smiling proudly while he laid his back on the couch.I gasped and pretended to feel shocked. "Introduction to the basics? You mean... there is more to the basics than that?"He chuckled and smirked. "Well, I think you will gather most of it when you get to my homeland. I don't want to overwhelm you until we are there," He said with a smile, and I nodded, walking back to him and taking

*In the middle of a distant forest*She screamed in anger and pain, something cracked against the wood door and released a long, loud howl. Then broken glass echoed through the thick stone walls and she cried."I want to rip him in pieces! Little piece of shit!" Angry, she growled at the servant that just came in to bring her food. The poor soul flew as soon as he had a chance."Shut up already, you will have your chance for revenge, now focus and stop being a bitch," The dark shadow in the corner yelled at her in frustration, she howled again and didn't reply. He sighed and walked to her while she was giving him her back, then he pulled her by the arm and made her face him. He put his other hand on her throat and squeezed it firmly, her red eyes with tears, wide in shock. He pulled her closer, and without hesitation, he hit her on her face. "I said calm... the fuck... down!" He released her, and she whined as she gave a few steps back, looking at him with fear and rage. He stared a

*Meadow*I saw a huge variety of wolves running, different colors and sizes. They were howling and running at each side and I felt a huge sense of brotherhood and familiarity to the simple act that moved them to greet their leader. Gideon was still quiet but his eyes grew wide with what he was seeing.We drove for another thirty minutes or so when the trees gave room to a vast village, the wolves never stopped their cavorting. I saw small but very sophisticated houses that resembled one another, separated by little fences but all equally sized. They were all around a big circle. I figured there were over fifty houses and I knew I was short on the count. The two-story homes faced what it would be the center of the village, and there, several buildings filled the roles of the bar, meeting place, and others including the command center for all officers and warriors.As the car started to slow down in front of what I was told was the command center, Cara grinned and looked at me. "And b