Chapter 183. Soul Revelation

The day unfolded peacefully, filled with playfulness and laughter, and I was reluctant to part with my little brave one. Conan was more than just a relative; he represented my strength, my pride, and my deepest love. It was as if he were my heart's child, an intrinsic part of me.

“Okay, aunt, I give up. You have more energy than I do!” Conan joked, throwing himself exhausted to the ground after a marathon of play. We were soaked by the waterfall, covered in leaves from laughter, and rolling on the forest floor.

“Now, who's the old one here? Huh?” I nudged him with my snout, making him laugh.

“I took it easy on you; I didn't want you to hurt your back.” He joked, still laughing. “This day was amazing, aunt. I hope we can have more moments like this.”

A twinge of pain squeezed my chest as I watched Conan relax, rolling from side to side in his lupine form, serene, unique, and beautiful.

“Conan?” I called, maintaining a serious tone. “Be strong so we ca