Chapter 60: The Calm Before the Storm
The pack was restless. Even under the wide expanse of the moonlit sky, the tension hung in the air like a thick fog, suffocating and inescapable. The village, which had once been a place of warmth and comfort, now seemed too quiet. Too still. Every flicker of movement, every rustle in the wind, was met with wary eyes. They could feel it too—the shadows that loomed just beyond the horizon, the danger that was drawing closer with each passing day.
Luna’s thoughts were a whirlwind, too many things competing for her attention. The figure in the forest had left a mark on her soul, one she couldn’t shake. There was something so ancient about it, something beyond her comprehension. It had spoken of the shadows as though they were a force of nature, inevita
