the end of the street. She could instantly recognize the wolf that had attacked her

isfied yet?” she shouted to the brownish wolf that

still on he

where she came from, but that would attract t

ves by herself, specially not in a huma

olf, because they would eat her

into a big black wolf with yellow eyes. The wo

at burning sensation on her stomach. That wasn’t a good sign. She didn’t

one giving the orders that night, b

ions. She would have to find a way to esc

tried to concentrate o

les were trembling with too much energy. It felt like some sort o

r their heartbeats. And she could even sense exactly

noise and opened her eyes. One of the wolves bumpe

es burning. It was like they were on

t her eyes, and when his eyes met hers, he st

f control over him. It was like she told him to sta

possibly be doing that. Was that

quick move at her right side, and she cut the visual

ery confuse

ion. If they wanted to attack her, why weren’t they doing a

rownish one, and Selena was sure he was the one givi

c energy on her legs and jumped from the floor. She stretched her paws in the a

and waving her front paw, she threw him at

. They continued to stare at her in a defensive pos

nd was coming towards her again. He started to run, gaining speed

ot of strength, and she rol

h were clenched. She growled again and started to r

although she didn’t know exactly how she was doing tha

eth on his flesh, and the wolf howled loudly. She shook her

him and moa

rtunity to hit her, and with a punch he

rting so much that it made her nauseated.

d. She tried to get on her

d nothing she saw aft

the other wolves that ambushed her. She could hear them roarin

e white wolf had an abnormal strength

one hit, tossing them so far that she w

to run so fast that, in no tim

and lucid. She wanted to see that wolf. She wanted to get cl

ned her eyes aga