Derik gave me one last look over his shoulder then shifted, and he was gone too.
Cain waited, holding the daisy chain before leaning back against the tree.
I ignored him and waited for the shadows I had roaming the forest to find the scent again, indicating a direction for the wolves to follow. It was hard to give directions in a forest though, and everything looked the same.
“I think he’s in the forest, not on the path. Tell them there’s a huge tree coming up, bigger than the others, turn right into the forest there.”
Cain closed his eyes and did that. I peered at him as his eyes turned purple.
“Can you not shift?” I asked, assuming that from the fact that he rode Kai instead of running.
“No. Only partially. I get the cool fangs and claws without the hair.”
He smirked, and I smiled
