For the last three days, I had been using my shadows, mostly with Brax, as Derik prepared the wolves in case the cemetery turned into a fight. Kai had been going between me and the wolves, ready to get things over with.
Burning out enough to get sick hadn’t been the plan, but I was starting to think that was my body’s way of telling me off for going so hard on it.
I listened and had curled up in bed today to get rid of the cold before the full moon.
It was scary thinking of what might happen, but I knew I had to go. Alone.
Kai growled at that. He still hadn’t come to terms with sending me in, still refusing despite it being one of the conditions.
“You can’t come with me, Kai. Don’t worry, we have the link, you’ll know if it gets bad and you’ll see everything that happens through
