When he spoke through the bond, Kai almost lost it. Luna or not, it brought (happy) tears to her eyes to hear his voice. He was still alive and they had a chance to save him. They needed to save him.<br/><br/>Moving to his head once more, she bent, pressing her lips to his forehead.<br/><br/>I'm here, love. Just hold on a little longer, we're going to get you help.<br/><br/>back at his abdomen once more, she started reciting the little healing spell he'd taught her back in the cave days earlier. It probably wouldn't do much, but it seemed to be healing the cuts rather well. It was something for the moment.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>Staring at Karren, the woman shook. Unable to fight it anymore, her wolf broke free of her bonds (metaphorically speaking) and she shifted then.<br/><br/>The wolf that stood in the woman's place looked weak. Years of being locked away, watching as her human half was driven into madness, had left her so weak. It was a wonder she hadn't died...that both of them hadn't. To go from being so in tune with her human half to no longer speaking, to being locked away like she'd never existed in the first place, it was maddening.<br/><br/>Whining softly, she lowered herself to the floor, head down between her paws; she couldn't even look at Karren, didn't dare to. Even though it hadn't been her fault (the wolf now in control), she was bound to get a new one chewed or at the very least a good beating. That's how it worked in packs and having taken the alpha's son and cut him open, that was the least she deserved.