Return to Nature: Fur and Fury
Now, it held something far stranger.
For over an hour, the halls echoed with the sound of bones shifting, tendons tearing and rebuilding, low growls that bled into human screams. The transformation wasn’t graceful; it was raw, primal, ugly. Even Talia, who’d shifted more times than she could count, flinched at some of the noises.
But when it finally ended, the bed held not a man, but a wolf.
Storm-gray fur shimmered in the lamplight, streaked through with faint threads of gold that caught and reflected every flicker of flame. He was powerful, even at rest—lean muscle beneath the pelt, his breath coming in slow, unsteady waves.
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