All Chapters of MY SECOND-CHANCE MATE IS A WOLF HUNTER: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

I almost lost it when Phoenix turned to me earlier. I knew that he was going to ask about my wolf.I was a wolf but I had never shifted in front of him even once. Anyone would see that as extremely strange. I was actually somewhat surprised that Phoenix hadn’t asked earlier. It was shut a blaring oddity that you just had to ask.My mind spun quickly as I struggled to come up with some sort of lie to hide the truth. There was no way I was going to tell him about my wolf just like that. It was completely unstable now and I couldn’t control it when I shifted.Coming up with lie turned out to be a lot harder than I expected. I thought of telling him I was squeamish in fights, but I immediately discarded the idea. It was far too stupid of an excuse. I was sure that Phoenix could still clearly remember when I had attacked him when we first met. It definitely wasn’t my fault, because he basically kidnapped me back then. My reaction was perfectly reasonable but it still completely removed my

“Don't worry yourself.” I told Morning with a calm expression. But I felt different within my mind. I knew that I was reaching for too much. Just because she said I could ask her any question, didn’t mean that she would actually answer any question I asked. Morning’s facial expression fell. I sighed within. She must have felt very guilty for not being able to answer. It would have been easy for me to blame Morning for her inability to answer my questions but I knew better. The fact she actually apologized to me when I didn’t even expect it was enough evidence to remind me of the truth. Morning was a good person, no matter what she thought. So I wasn’t just going to let her feel guilty for not answering my question. After all, I had a little understanding about having things you find it difficult to talk about myself. I smiled faintly. “You just aren’t ready to tell me anything yet. That isn’t your fault. It takes time to change.” I said. Morning listened to my words,

I watched Morning walk away from me and I felt some kind of way.I felt happy earlier because of the support Morning gave me. It was like a ray of sunlight after heavy rain. But now we were separated on less than ideal terms again.I could only blame myself. There was a lot of nuance to our conversation, but I still went ahead to try convincing her of the virtues of humanity at the end.Of course, that was just taking on an incredibly tough task. I wouldn’t have even mentioned it if I had known the true extent Morning hated humans. I underestimated it because she was willing to talk to me, and she didn’t even attack anyone back at Barley.It was a tough task because I wasn’t so sure of it myself. I knew logically that all humans weren’t bad, but I had seen so much evil from humans that it tended to color out the good. Humans weren't all bad, but the bad ones seemed to do more bad than the good done by the good ones.I could guess where Morning’s disdain for humans originated. It would

“They are all back to their camp.”I waited for a few minutes after talking to Oisin. I had the time to think of other matters before he finally returned to me with the news that the invocates had all returned to their camp.The forest area was already completely dark and there was no moon in the sky to give the faintest of illumination.But that was to our advantage of course.Rowena and Oisin could see as clearly in the night as Morning did. It was part of the traits of the Fae.I also had exceptional vision at night. Something that was simply one of my traits from birth. It wasn’t something too special but it tended to show immense value at times like this. Everyone had advantages, but they truly became significant when they were put to good use. “Oisin, keep Kerrigan watching them.” I instructed, then I moved to the others.No one was sleeping, but they were all in relaxed positions. I expected that. It was a common phenomenon when people had high anticipation for an event with a

We set out immediately.Oisin and I walked out in front. Orlaith guarded our rear along with Rowena. Morning was safely snugged in the center. Five of us. Minus Kerrigan.That was the extent of our fighting force. But I wasn’t going to let that discourage me. We were working to do the very best with what we had.“Oisin, you know the way there, right?” I asked. It wasn’t really a question since I knew what the answer was.Oisin nodded. He pointed in a direction. “It’s in the direction I told you off before. But the first guard is a little out of it.” Oisin said.I nodded at his answer. He told me the estimated direction of the invocates camp previously. He had gotten the information with Kerrigan’s aerial reconnaissance abilities.If not for Kerrigan and Oisin, it would have been impossible to be this sure of the direction.We were traveling in the dark of night and through a dense forest to top it off. Navigation here was extremely difficult.But thanks to our advantages, we were abl