I follow Kayid as he slinks through the forest. He’s as quiet in his human form as he is in his fox form. I had told him about my brother and he agreed to take me to the hunter’s bunker, laboratory, lair, whatever it is.
It’s taken us two days and we still haven’t gotten to where we are going. During this time, I try to learn more about the dragon, but Kayid is surprisingly tight-lipped about him. The most I get is that the animals and shifters in the forest predominantly owe their lives to Avani.
What he didn’t say, but what I am starting to realize, is that Avani is a loner. It’s hard to have a family or a life if you’re always protecting others. And it appears that Avani is always helping to protect others. This forest, in particular, has become a hunting ground for the humans that wa
