The second we were through the woods, my wolf started to take over. It happened so fast. One moment I was running on two legs and the next all fours. Sophia had shifted with me, keeping pace all the while as she let her anger out in each step just as I did.
It wasn’t until we made it to the clearing we all liked so much for training that we stopped, panting as we took in the space around us. Seeing through my wolf's eyes made everything brighter, any movement was caught and calculated quickly. A squirrel running up a tree, a bird taking flight, even a spider on a nearby rock. Everything was monitored and accounted for as a threat or not.
I pushed my way through the grass before collapsing. DA had already taken so much from me, let alone the run we just did, exerting ourselves further. We
