“He disappeared into his shadows. That’s not my brother anymore. Elias has too tight of a hold on him. He feels wronged by everyone and everything for what he is, and Elias is feeding off that resentment,” I explained.
My lip trembled thinking of what I had to say next. “He’s not going to stop. He’s doing something with the humans, he said sacrificing them for the greater good, but I don’t know what that means,” I admitted, and the female scoffed.
“And how do we know you’re not working with him?”
“Because he just tried to kill me for siding with the wolves over him,” I snapped back, and she glared before turning away, but I had seen the surprise in her eyes before she did. And felt the pang of respect.
“We need to get back to the city. Alert the council of what happened,” she said.
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