Piper's Point of View
I would never know what made Leila cross our borders that night. My best guess is that she heard or smelt something that compelled her to move forward despite knowing we were on lock down. From what I could tell, she had been taken by surprise on her blindside. Her throat had literally been torn out and she'd been tossed on the earth like a rag doll. One of my patrol wolves had smelt her blood and found her not long afterwards. That poor wolf had to wait with her body whilst we rallied half a dozen warriors just so that we could cross a meter away from our land to grab her body. Leila could have been designed as bait, to get more of us out there. We moved quickly and silently and only when Leila was back at home did I let out the death signal. A high pitched
