Troy
Pulling free from our captors, London and I raced up the hill. He got to Lunessa and yanked her from the stone before I could reach Kiana. A large, mutated wolf pounced at Kiana, and I dove into him. Teeth and claws raked into the flesh of my human form, but I ignored it. There was only one truth. If I didn’t get to Kiana, she would be torn limb from limb.
Shifting faster than I’d ever shifted in my life, I turned and raced back to her. With a roar, I pulled her chains from the rocks with my paws and turned back to her.
“T-Troy,” she whispered and sank into the ground. “I’m sorry. I don’t think I can w-walk, let alone shift. H-Help Finn.”
Finn didn’t need my help. He was ripping through wolves at an alarming rate. I wasn’t even sure he knew what he was doing.
Kiana flinched, and
