Chapter 67

My mate started moving slowly and I tried not to be a burden, but still found a somewhat comfortable position. Despite all that fur, I was well-padded.

I noticed Taran next to us, who was already starting to walk. So Amun did the same and I held on tight so as not to fall off him.

The wind was easy to feel and made me feel free. The moment I appreciated this method of transportation.

The forest passed us and steadily grew faster as Amun increased his pace. As a result, we soon left Taran behind a bit, but he knew where we had to go anyway.

His paws flew almost completely silently across the forest floor. Only the normal sounds that one could hear in nature could be heard. There was the chirping of a few birds underneath and there was probably a stream not far away that you could hear.

Even though we were traveling so fast, I could see a deer that was frozen and looking in our direction. Werewolves should not be an unusual sight in this area. Since th