Morning came quicker than he expected, but Gimmel had not gotten much sleep. There was just way too much on his mind at the moment. A quick glance around told him that everyone else seems to be asleep. It was the perfect time to pull Beyt aside and ask her just what the hell was going on. He chewed lightly on her ear to get her to wake up and gestured for her to follow. He kept his voice low. â€œBeyt, I know youâ€™re hiding things from me. I donâ€™t appreciate that. Tell me whatâ€™s been going on and why Iâ€™ve been left in the dark.â€<br/><br/>Beyt tensed slightly, knowing that this time would have come eventually as they had warned her about it. She hated to keep things from her brother but that warning about her slip of tongue being the death of them all worried her as well. This was a situation in which she was stuck either way but it wasnâ€™t like she could just come out and say it, right? She looked at the ground and sighed lightly, not knowing how to explain herself without giving anything away. Hopefullyhe would understand but she knew she couldnâ€™t just say nothing. â€œI canâ€™t really tell you,â€ she mustered finally.<br/><br/>â€œInteresting. I think you will tell me here and now, Beyt, Iâ€™m done playing games. You wanted to go on this journey and now I want some details as to why.â€<br/><br/>His ears caught the sound of stirring and he looked over to where the other wolves were. â€œWeâ€™ll finish speaking later. Theyâ€™ll be awake soon.â€<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Early in the morning Annabelle slipped down a dark alley way leading up to the Seerâ€™s home. The crisp air of morning was still enough to chill her fur. She had ordered her small pack of wolves to stay behind and stand watch in case the outsiders decided to come back any time soon, doubting that they would have left the city. She growled at the thought of them still being here, and even worse they had the necklace. Just what the hell was he thinking giving those wolves the necklace? It wasnâ€™t that she was angry that she allowed them to get away but rather she did not trust them with such a powerful item. It should be brought back where it belonged, it was safer hidden away here in the city. Now that they had it, the necklace was out in the open and Maeva was certain to get her hands on it again. She did not want that to happen.<br/><br/>The Seer was sound asleep when she arrived. Her cold nose nudged his arm gently until he stirred and looked over to her. He must have known why she was here because he didnâ€™t smile and his tone of voice was a bit different, â€œAnnabelle?â€<br/><br/>Annabelle sat in front of him and glared, watching as he sat up. â€œWhy did you give those outsiders that necklace? It was safe here, hidden with you; it has been for a long time now. So why? Do you want that witch to get her hands on it again? It might be slowly losing its power but it is still a dangerous thing to leave in the hands of strangers!â€<br/><br/>â€œThat wolfâ€¦ those wolves... they are special. The angel wolf is meant to save this city, Annabelle, donâ€™t you see? The--â€<br/><br/>â€œRenee has been awakened.â€<br/><br/>Simon stared deep into Annabelleâ€™s eyes. The man was hard to read so she couldnâ€™t say for sure what was going through the manâ€™s mind but she had to assume that he already knew. Simon was a powerful Seer, more powerful that Luke, so she did not put it past him if that was the case. But if he knew then he should understand how dangerous this is. That necklace was no longer safe. This city was possibly doomed and it angered her; she did not trust that these outsiders had what it took to destroy Maeva, not how they were now. Surely Simon knew this as well. Then again maybe he was too far gone to truly understand.<br/><br/>â€œYou see my concern now?â€ She shook her head and sighed lightly, walking closer to the man and lying beside him. He put his arm around her and stroked the top of her head lightly.<br/><br/>â€œThe city must be saved. I was doing what I felt was right.â€