Wolf Rachael
Her voice dripped with mock disappointment, as if she were scolding a child who'd tried to sneak cookies before dinner.
"Oh, Rachel. Sweet, naive Rachel. Did you honestly believe that in all my years of studying creatures like you, I wouldn't have contingencies? Backup plans?" She tilted her head, watching me with the clinical interest of a scientist observing a lab rat. "You're not the first Ghost Wolf I've encountered, dear. Just the most stubborn."
The moment her hands came together, I heard it—a soft hissing sound, like steam escaping from a kettle. Hidden vents in the ceiling, ones I'd never noticed before, began releasing a fine silver mist that caught the light from my aura and sparkl
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