Bloodmoon Rising
The shifting form settled, just for a second, into something nearly human, almost a face, but ancient, holding an expression I recognized only because I’d felt it four weeks back, alone in the burial ground.
Grief.
Utter, towering grief, centuries thick, coiled tight for four hundred years and suddenly let loose.
“It’s not dangerous,” Soren said softly. He had stopped just a few feet away, his dark eyes glued to the shifting figure. Soren got this tone when he understood something before anyone else, and I heard it now. “Look at the first wolves. They’re not worried. They’re…..”
“Mourning,” I said.
I finally saw it. The first wolves, all four down on the ground, heads bowed, their bodies ech
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