Kiana
It took nearly an hour for me to knit my spell back into place and darken my bonds to Troy. Finn had prowled nervously the whole time, waiting for something to attack us. By the time I was done, we were both exhausted, and there were only a few hours until dawn.
We shifted and ran, trying to cover as much ground as possible. Troy was coming for me, and we had to get to the coven before he did, but he’d be moving slower and tracking scent. Finn took us all over the mountain to disguise our path and cross as many bodies of water as possible. By the time we found another hunting shelter, I was starving and freezing.
“This was Dr. Ramirez’s cabin, but he’s moved on by now. Get some sleep. I’m going to hunt for dinner,” Finn said.
“You need to sleep. I can hunt,” I said as I gathered
