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The reunion

Author: Gifted Hands
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-26 23:20:42

Lira's POV

The walk through the tunnels felt endless. The only thing I heard for hours was the echo of our footsteps. My legs burned, and I noticed that Alia's breathing had become laboured, but neither of us dared to slow down. Even though we were probably miles away from the human lands, I felt like walking slower would make the General's men catch up to us.

At last, a faint white light appeared ahead, then opened into a narrow slit. Alia removed the leaves blocking the exit to clear a path. We stepped out into the forest.

The cold air hit my face first. I had finally returned to a place where I felt safer. We covered the entrance to the tunnel with leaves, just like we found it. Honestly, if I were a young wolf running through the woods, I would never have noticed the entrance behind us. It was swallowed by moss and overgrowth, like it had been there for decades.

Alia froze beside me. Her nose wrinkled instantly, disgust carved across her face.

“What is it?” I whispered.

She shook
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