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Heartbeat of the forest
The forest was eerily silent, save for the soft crunching sounds the leaves made whenever he walked across them. His gaze swept over the surrounding woods, observing everything as closely as possible. He was aware that every noise he heard was loud enough for whoever was listening to pick it up, and he tried his best not to make a single sound. He wanted to stay quiet and undetected until he found his brother.
"You're a wolf," the stranger spoke softly, drawing Tyler's attention to him again. He kept walking slowly towards him. "I can see it in your eyes. What do you want?"
Tyler didn’t reply.
A long sigh escaped the hunter’s lips, echoing throughout the silent forest. He stopped walking, facing Tyler once again. "How old are you?" he asked.
He didn
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