Cadeon
By the time we arrive at the cabin, it’s completely dark out.
I would’ve shifted, but I didn’t want to risk leaving a stronger scent trail behind. It’s pretty windy today, which means that scents don’t hang around places for long, but in the case that someone is following us, I’d rather be safe than sorry.
I can tell by the look on Lilieth’s face that she’s exhausted. We’ve done a s**t ton of walking up this mountain. If I’m exhausted and I grew up doing this, I can’t imagine what it’s like for her.
“I’ll start a fire,” I tell her as soon as we walk through the door. The sky looks strange—a storm is on the way. Nobody expected it, but it’s here nonetheless.
“I’ll help.”
“No,” I remark. “You’re not going to do that. Sit down, and I’ll take care of things. There are some supp
