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47. THE REVELATION
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2025-03-22 17:07:10Sounds of gunshots occasionally pierced the morning quiet, each one making her flinch. She wondered just how many rogues were killed in one day, how many more lay in wait beyond the pack's borders. The rogue situation was very strange, unlike anything she'd heard of in all her years studying werewolf lore, and it was one of the reasons she wanted to go for a run—to clear her head, to think.
She walked for a while, passing people who waved or nodded respectfully at her. Some children played in front of their houses, their laughter a precious reminder of what they were all fighting to protect. Emma finally got to the foot of the mountain, where the trees grew thicker and the path less traveled.
Making sure she was alone, Emma called on her wolf, feeling the familiar tingling sensation spread from her core to her extremities. Her transformation began to take place with a grace that came from years of practice. She gave herself fully to
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