The she-wolf took in her surroundings while she stretched. It was good to be out of those restraints. The room looked like a hospital or medical space, but this was no ordinary hospital. The walls were made of cold stone, with no natural light. It felt like she was in a basement of some sort. Fortunately, the room was well-lit.
The she-wolf’s heart raced as she tried to remember how she got here, why she was running in the woods and how she lost consciousness. But the memories eluded her, leaving her feeling lost and confused.
She felt a familiar presence in her mind. She smiled to herself as she heard a voice that was not hers. The voice that kept her company for the past few days. She listened to her wolf.
“Hi there, stranger,” the wolf said. “Nice of you to wake up.”
“I’m fed up wit
