Pack
He barely blinked as Roderick's body shriveled under the bright glare of UV rays, caving in on itself until flesh turned to dust.
As if this were a signal, the milling groups of remaining Lycans departed, off to celebrate their hard-earned victory and to bask in a sleep finally free of nightmares. It occurred to Marc he should leave too. I should look for shelter. But for some reason, he didn't move. He couldn't. It was almost as if he was compelled to remain. With nothing better to do, he stayed.
He wasn't alone.
Nathan, the son of the late Roderick, and his mate also stood vigil for a while, making certain, like Marc, that the horror would never rise again. Eventually he, too, left, and Ma