Luna Rising
He gurgled once and went still.
To my left, Sebastian fought back-to-back with me, blades in his hands, blood slicking his arms. Another wolf slammed into him, and I leapt, catching the attacker by the spine and flinging him away hard enough to shatter a tree trunk.
I shifted back half-way—hands, claws, teeth all at once—wind screaming around me as I drove it into the nearest pair, knocking them off balance. One went down. The other recovered faster than I expected, silver flashing as his blade sliced across my ribs. White-hot agony exploded through my side. I staggered, breath ripping from my lungs. Silver burned like acid, poisoning every nerve it touched. Iason howled inside my skull, fur