Chapter 10

Storm

The flight from Houston to Dublin took just under ten hours. On the flight, I did what Winter and Felix had said, and set up the phone with my favourite apps and downloaded music onto Spotify. We were halfway over the Atlantic Ocean when Winter and I had renounced our ties to the Hunter’s Moon Pack, which meant that we no longer had any links to that pack.

During the flight, Winter had sent me a text message that contained the details for my new email account and various other accounts that she had set up for me in my new identity. She also gave me my newly forged documents that her friend had made for me. I took a quick look at my new identity, noting the name, Lena Wolf, smiling at the irony of the name, as I placed everything into my backpack.

By the time we had landed in Ireland, it was almost three o’clock in the afternoon. Seeing as how all of us were exhausted from the long flight, we decided we would eat our dinner and sleep on the plane for the night as the trip had wiped us out. Another reason we stayed on the plane for the night was so we could maintain a low profile. This was because one of the most likely places for us to have the misfortune of running into other werewolves was at an airport.

Alicia, our air stewardess made us a nice dinner, and after we had eaten, the six of us sat and watched a movie before falling asleep. The next morning, Felix woke me up to the sound of Alicia making us a nice English breakfast. Winter was taking a shower, and after we had eaten our breakfast, I went and had a shower and freshened up, before changing into an outfit that was very similar to the one that I had worn the day before.

I put the clothes I had just taken off into a plastic shopping bag and placed the shopping bag into one of my duffel bags, so I could launder the items once I had gotten to the university. After I had finished getting freshened up, my duffel bags were taken from the plane and loaded up into Felix’s hire car, which was a black Range Rover. Once I had said my goodbyes to the flight crew, and thanked them for a great flight, Winter and I got into the car with Felix. We made the two-and-a-half-hour trip to the university campus in Galway, and as we drove, I took in the scenery of my new home. It was beautiful to say the least.

When we arrived at the university campus, I couldn’t help but admire the structure of the buildings and the beautiful grounds of the campus. It was marvellous. I was so excited to finally be here! The three of us got out of the car and made our way into the administrations building, and I spoke with the ladies in the office getting my welcome packet and paperwork, before we made our way back out to the car so that Felix  could grab my bags. A moment later, he was following Winter and I upstairs, as we went looking for my assigned dorm room.