Chrome and Claws
Ash and soot clung to him as though he had walked through fire and survived and his boots struck the stones with a weight that made even seasoned warriors bristle.
Malrik Draikos.
His eyes like molten fire flecked with shadows and gold intricates scanned the assembled wolves.
His presence wasn’t just physical; it pressed against them, a low hum in their bones, the kind that made instincts scream danger.
Raven felt it first.
Her heart pounded as her wolf didn’t recoil, didn’t snarl. Instead, it shivered… as if recognizing something older, something primal, something it had no language for.
Axel stepped forward, his leather jacket still damp from the rain.