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E P I S O D E T I T L E: A N A R M T O A I D T H E B R O K E N.
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R A P H A E L'S P O V
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The sound persists, even until now, and I can't seem to be able to get rid of the smell. The wolf has not revealed itself, but it is indeed a familiar scent. I cannot exactly heighten my wolf senses at the moment. I can pick off the smell with the little bit of wolf strength that I have managed to accumulate as a result of the awareness of the danger in my environment. It is an automatic response to fright in wolves, and even a dying wolf is able to generate a bit of it in its
