ely a whisper as she stood beside Julie,

comfort against the monstrous wolf that loomed outside their hut. The creature

seen," Julie stammered, her voice tight

e darkness, locking onto them. It tilted its head, a low growl rumbling f

rds their window. The flimsy wooden frame splintered under the force of

arkness. In the chaotic scramble, Julie lost her grip on her huntin

lled, grabbing Elara's hand and pull

s crashing against the wooden floor hot on their heels. Julie could f

ie fumbled with the latch, praying it wouldn't hold. With a groan, the d

," Julie shouted, urging Elara forwar

d still hear the wolf's frustrated growls getting fainter as they ran deeper into the fo

hest ached, her heart pounded like a drum against her ribs. El

at?" Elara whispered

nd was still racing, trying to comprehend the

their eyes darting towards the sound. A figure emerged from

er side. But something about the figure's stance, the way it moved with a sil

he figure asked, its

there was a wolf! Huge, with gl

e air. Then, slowly, it raised its head, revealing the

urmured, its voice barely a wh

flying and showering them with debris. Julie, heart pounding in her chest, instinctively grabbed

n," Julie stammered, her voice tight w

e darkness, locking onto them. It tilted its head, a low growl rumbling f

mpact, sending shards of wood flying and showering them with debris. Elara stumbled back, knocking over a lamp, plunging the room into

lled, grabbing Elara's hand and pull

s crashing against the wooden floor hot on their heels. Julie could f

ie fumbled with the latch, praying it wouldn't hold. With a groan, the d

," Julie shouted, urging Elara forwar

d still hear the wolf's frustrated growls getting fainter as they ran deeper into the wo

hest ached, her heart pounded like a drum against her ribs. El

at?" Elara whispered

nd was still racing, trying to comprehend the

their eyes darting towards the sound. A figure emerged from

er side. But something about the figure's stance, the way it moved with a sil

he figure asked, its

there was a wolf! Huge, with gl

e air. Then, slowly, it raised its head, revealing the

urmured, its voice barely a wh

er crawl up her spine. Prophecy? What prophecy? Who was this cloaked figure with eyes

you need to know. And you, young one," it continued, turning to Elara, "r

ie, her fear warring with confusion

woods, a flicker of urgency in its movements. "There's no time

ng sense of purpose. Could this mysterious figure be the key to understanding the monstrous wolf and the thre

wn pressing down on her. Glancing at Elara, her eyes filled

e and warn them," Julie finished, her voice firm despite the tremor within her. "Tell t

understanding. "But Julie, what about you? You can't just disap

but I have a feeling this figure holds the answers. We can't fight this wolf,

, a determined glint flickering in her tear-filled eyes. "But be careful, Julie. If this doesn't feel right, turn ba

gratefully. "Thank you, Elar

of the unknown pressing down on them. As they pulled a

aked figure disappeared. "Find out what you can. And Julie,"

t filtering through the canopy cast long, eerie shadows, making the path ahead seem like the entran

aced with a strange curiosity. Who was this stranger with eyes that mirrored the moon? W

distance. It was a sound different from the wolf's earlier aggression, deeper, primal,

onstrous wolf, its glowing eyes fixed on a huddled figure at the base of a gargantuan oak tree. The figure was small, dwarfe

eemed to be holding the monstrous wolf at bay with their song. But could it last?

happened. The monstrous wolf lowered its head in a submissive bow, its guttural growls repl

ing moment, the moonlight glinted off their face, revealing a familiar shock o

filled with a mix of relief

Julie. She didn't move, her mind struggling to process what she was seeing. The figure