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Chapter 29: The Shadow Wolf

Author: Akaza Writes
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-04-21 15:02:31

The pack noticed something was different the moment Luan stepped out of the cabin.

Her eyes were still red. Her hair was still dark. But there was something around her. A shimmer. A shadow. A second shape that walked beside her and through her and inside her all at once.

Holt was the first to see it.

What is that? he asked, pointing at the air next to Luan's shoulder.

Luan looked at the space where Cass walked. The pack could not see him. Not fully. But they could see something. A distortion. A
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