Edric
I didn’t think she would run that fast. They usually didn’t.
They usually ran immediately or after a long week of unbearable work designed to break their spirits.
Either she was very stubborn or already broken.
I was going to find out which.
‘She obeys well…when you watch her,’ Bane offered, understanding my conflict.
“I’m not going to watch her every waking moment, Bane,” I said out loud. I could talk out to my wolf when there was no one with me.
It was something I was sure every werewolf did.
They just never admitted it.
‘I will. Just be around her.’
“Shut up.”
I got back to writing, trying to solve these equations, while simultaneously crafting some poetic pieces for the next festival.
Muzan would represent me, since if I came out, the people would run, anyway.
It was
