Luna's POV  

The wind was chilly and blowing a lot as Autumn got nearer and nearer. I don't know if it was the singing of crickets that calmed my nerves, or the dark sky above with glittering stars. I stood in between all the tall trees just closing my eyes and enjoying the fresh air and musky scent of the forest. My sensitive ears heard the trotting of a deer just 2 miles east.

I knew that the moment I left out of the house, my parents would have a fit, knowing that I went out this late at night. But as a ten year old little girl, who just had shifted. Turning into a wolf was a need almost all the time. I loved to explore the speed and my sense of hearing and smell. I even tried chasing a squrriel the other day. It ended up with me outrunning it and leaving the poor creature to stare at me in bewilderment.    Just as I felt it was time to go back home, my senses began to prickle and turning in the pit of my stomach. Something that I found uncomfortable. The furs of my back almost shot into space as I shut my eyes and tried to shake the feeling away. Suddenly voices invaded in my head.   "LUNA WHERE ARE YOU?"
  "LUNA ARE YOU OKAY?"   "LUNA!"    I furrowed my brows as I recognized the voices of my parents and brothers through our mind connection. Confusion ran through me as they all sounded desperate, afraid and worried. I must have been too concentrated on their voices when suddenly and chill raising growl was heard, and my ears stood up. I easily located the sound and looked into the big amount of bushes right in front of me only 10 meters away. Slowly and surely, two golden eyes appeared along with two sharp long canines. A big, dark grey wolf stepped out, and looked at me with a murderous look. It had a visible old scar swiped accross its face to even look more vicious. For someone who just shifted a few months ago, I wasn't even half the size of it. Fear filled me to the core of my body, as my ears flattened against my head and I backed up whimpering. My pack felt my emotions and panicked even more, but I couldn't concentrate on them. I could feel the amount of power radiating from it, but also something missing. Like its influence on me wasn't complete but missed a piece. The wolf stalked forward, enjoying the fear it put in me. I would never be able to outrun it. I saw it getting ready to pounce as I had no choice but curl together and close my eyes, anticipating for the pain.    It never ca