The Raven’s Prophecy

It would have been a nice night, if it wasn’t for the turmoil that distracted Katalin. The sky was clear and the stars sparkled through the thick canopy of the woods. The moon was full and tinged the forest with a soft blue glow. Even the air was warm with a light breeze. It was all lost on Katalin, though. She was lost in her own mind, fighting a battle that was becoming harder to win.Katalin felt the need pressing on her. The hunger was starting to push through and she didn’t know how long she could restrain it. It was taking hold of her and turning her into something she despised. She could feel the hunger blurring her ethics. The monster within was urging her to overlook her humanity. She needed to feed or she would do something that she might regret. She needed blood.The hunger raged on in it’s sickly sweet voice. It was every bit as venomous as a snake and it frequently reminded her of it. With thoughts of this, she remembered what she was.

Katalin awoke as suddenly as she had drifted off to sleep by the dripping of water on her face. Her little cave haven had sprung a little leak. It must have rained in the night. She was glad it had. The leak had woke her up before sunrise and the smell of wolf was still present in the cave. It flooded her mind that she needed to get out of here soon.  It didn't matter though. She didn't want to be here anymore. The dreams had ruined it all for her. The dreams always ruined it. It reminded her of too much she despised. It reminded her that she was still running from her father. She knew little of him. Only what dreams brought back to her memory and that was only three specific memories that she had. The two memories from the beginning of the dream she had that night and another dream about the night that she fully turned. She didn't know why she was running from him or who he really was because these dreams were all she had and they always showed kindness in

As the dust cloud settled from Jimbo’s rash take off, Katalin and Deputy James chuckled at Harold’s intolerance for the boy. Mr. Billings just nodded in agreement. James climbed in the back of Harold's Jeep. Mr. Billings waved bye and took off in a much slower pace than Jimbo. Katalin followed suit and pulled herself into the passenger's seat of Harold's Jeep and Harold opened the door and crawled behind the steering wheel. "Shot gun!" Katalin said playfully. "Sherriff, I think you're rubbing off on the poor girl!" James said with a chuckle."Ahh well, everyone needs a sense of humor sometimes." Harold replied as he started the SUV up. "Now young lady, about this staying in the woods... I really must protest to that. If them boys are telling the truth, these woods could be in bad danger.""I've done explained that I'm sure I will be okay. I really must go check my camp. If that thi

It was almost midnight. She needed to come for him. Time was running out. He let a loud howl burst from his chest. He grinned to himself. He knew the race was on. She was coming for him tonight. He had left her guessing for too long, and as far as he could tell, she was an impatient person. This would be fun. He had been waiting for this day for a long time. He had been waiting for her since he had heard her prophecy and knew his fate. He ran to the west and stopped. He pointed his wolf ears and listened. Many creatures could hear a