Ari looked at the camp, seeing only a few wolves and other humans, assuming they were also werewolves. She was a bit shocked with how few there were, hoping that there would have been more. She picked up her dress and walked into her mothers old house. She looked around and saw that the house was in incredible shape for being so old. She walked around the home for a while before she found a wrapped present on a bed, assuming it was her mothers bed. The tag on it read 'For My Daughter'. She furrowed her brow softly as she picked up the package and tore it open. The thing wrapped was a journal, it was old yet well kept. She opened the front page and saw writing from her mother.<br/>"She must've wrote this before I was born..." She mumbled to herself as she started to read.<br/><br/>"Dear Ari,<br/>I know this must be difficult for you to deal with alone. I understand. For years I was alone until I fell in love and met your father. Please don't be upset with him, he kept the secret from you to ensure your safety. Being the Wolf Queen is hard and dangerous, often you will have to put your life after others. Especially for the pack and your future children. I am so sorry I couldn't be around to be with you. But this book will explain things better than I ever could. You can't do this alone. You will need your Fathers help. I love you my beautiful little Ari.<br/><br/>Love,<br/>Mother"<br/><br/>Ari had took in a sharp breath as she finished reading. She hugged the journal to her chest before wiping a tear away. She missed her mother, and that was the only thing she had that had belonged to her.<br/><br/>Ari flipped through the pages and was instantly intrigued. The book she left behind was years of research on how to bring the dead back to life. Her eyes grew wide as she finally reached the end of the book and snapped it shut.<br/><br/>Sent from my LG-H900 using Tapatalk