es that crunched with each step. Night had passed and transformed into dawn, with the sky changing colours rapidly,

as he thinking? He was… composed…so familiar with the procedure. I suppose after a decade, you

e vast, open field. At the bottom of the path sat a

erly asked, trying t

to Trinity Mountains?” he reb

o…I assume

his cuffed denim blue jeans and slid his finger through the key

op

topped abruptly, not expecting him to pull such a gesture. The Cr

stioned; his affec

between packs, the Crimson Wolf didn’t seem like the type to drive

f her bewilderment. “Nothing,” she respon

e shut the door. He got into h

. “Did you say Trinit

t the windowsill and watched as the trees passed by, one by one, picturing being free to run through them

lowed around him instead of keeping them apart. As she cautiously approached him, she realized that his shape wasn’t b

violently shook. She reached out her arms, trying to regain her balance, only to fall back

hey moved from paved road to gravel. The Crimson Wolf’s eyes were cove

ain landscape stood a village full of mixture of both wolves and humans. Tall gree

ch other, tumbling over the dirt patches that were raised above the g

here?” Waverly asked, not tak

indicating he heard her, but then once again f

ame trees they had passed earlier. Waverly observed as they dispersed and opened into

t off the ignition. He stepped out of the car

ed through the doorway into a stunning entryway fe

on the wall, lifting her

they entered. The Crimson Wolf took off his sunglasses and

-sized dining table with only four chairs set at it. The table was bare, except for a si

said, his voice

er down another staircase and past a library, home gym, and several other rooms whose doors were

This door was different than the rest. It was a wooden frame with a stained-glass middle. He pl

looked out into the town. The walls were bare and there was no other fu

wards the table,

to your new home. I hop

atching her the entire time, with almost an apologetic look upon his face. Waverly lunged forw