β Scribed by Poppy Rhys
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Tβwas just before Christmas and all through the ship, Carols were playing and hot chocolate was sipped. A fall from above left Kiona in danger, What waited below was not from a manger. What will she find in the land of the Wolvenk? The adventure at hand is not what you think. Wounded and trying to survive the bitter cold, Kiona experiences the shock of her life when a wolfy alien finds her. Thorn doesnβt expect to sniff out an off-worlderβone unlike any heβs ever seenβbut he canβt leave her to die. Itβs the cold seasonβ¦ And Thorn is the least of her worries.
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