Twin Moon
It only worked to increase my hunger.
Out of the corner of my eye, I spotted movement. A slow and fat little dog was trying to sneak up on me. Tsk, tsk, tsk. So stupid. I glowered at Zelena, mentally begging her to charge at me, to begin this fight that I am so desperately excited for. The fear in her eyes was overflowing. She pulled her hand from Gunner’s and stepped toward me. I followed along and made the same move. Gunner’s body flinched, drawing my eye to his. He seemed to be flexing or tensing, or something. The air around me fell still and the sounds of the forest, the cries of pain, and the scent of fear all but vanished. I zeroed in my gaze on Gunner, this was his doing, his magic.