Ares looked nervous. If he was nervous, then what was she supposed to be?
"It's best if we try to sit down," he said.
The cave was small, there was barely any room for them to stand, let alone sit. They managed to slowly sit down together, opposite from each other with their legs intertwined.
"I'll try my best to stop it, but if I can't, I have to go," Ares said softly.
The howls from outside became more frequent, but they didn't seem to come any closer.
"You can control it?" Indy asked.
"A little," he admitted.
Indy looked at him and saw sweat glisten on his forehead. He looked like he was burning up.
"Can all of you do that?"
Ares shook his head.
"Wolves function in packs, which have a certain hierarchy. The higher you stand, the more you are in control."
Indy was surprised
