She Runs with Wolves
But I did want to help, and though reading wasn’t the karate-kicking kind of action I’d imagined when picturing myself fighting evil, it was a step in the right direction, at the very least.
My boot was stuck. There was a damp puddle just beneath the top layer of the grass, turned to mulch with the fallen leaves. I tugged it, exasperated by my own incompetence, and fell back against the trunk of an oak tree when the sticky mud around my foot suddenly gave way.
I frowned down at the grass. There was no trace of any mud there now. I tapped the sole of my boot against the ground experimentally, but it was rock solid.
“Hm,” I said aloud to myself, leaning back against the oak tree. I needed to g
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