KAEL
My eyes narrowed, the warning already forming in my chest. Before I could speak, a shout broke from the Timber Quarters beside us. The sound was sharp, frightened, and wrong. My body reacted before my thoughts did. I crossed the short distance in a few fast strides and tore the door open.
Corvin and Fen came out hard and fast, dragging a teenage boy between them. His boots scraped across the floor. He struggled for a second, then his strength gave out and his weight sagged in their grip.
“What the hell is going on?” My voice cut through the air.
Corvin shoved the boy forward and let go. The kid hit the ground at my feet. “Caught him trying to break into the cabin.”
“f**k off. It’s my cabin,” the boy slurred, lifting his head with effort.
I crouched and caught his chin, forcing
