Simone
The second creature was on me before I could fully process what was happening. I rolled sideways, barely avoiding its claws as they raked the ground where my head had been a split second before.
“Let me out!” my wolf snarled in my mind, desperate to shift.
“No time,” I muttered through gritted teeth, scrambling to my feet.
I could hear Kane fighting the first beast behind me, the sounds of snarling and tearing flesh mixing with inhuman shrieks that made my skin crawl. At first, it seemed like they were evenly matched, but then I heard the wet sound of something being torn apart and a final, cut-off screech.
Good. One down.
The creature stalking me moved with purpose, intelligence gleaming in those milky white eyes. It wasn’t just a rabid beast, no. It was calculating my moveme
