Sunday morning comes and I rise early to run drills. It breaks my heart to leave Emileen here alone, especially when I know she will be miserable when she wakes up, but I have to do what I have to do. Rogues have still been spotted in the area, so we need to be as prepared as possible. I will not have Emileen potentially harmed because I didn’t want to do my duty. I kiss the top of her head and head out. The weather outside is beautiful. It is raining lightly, just enough to feel the mist of water on your face and the smell outside is heavenly. It smells of fresh cut grass and the field of heather just south of my house. The troops look good today. The younger wolves are really coming into their own. I know I need to start allowing them to participate in the fight training,
