Chapter48. The Brother2

I pushed them from me, sending them to hunt down my brother. The shadows knew what I wanted and did as I asked, going down the path, through the trees, latching on to a scent that was barely my brother anymore. I gulped and pointed down the path. “That way. Start that way,” I murmured, and the wolves took off. Derik gave me one last look over his shoulder then shifted, and he was gone too. Cain waited, holding the daisy chain before leaning back against the tree. I ignored him and waited for the shadows I had roaming the forest to find the scent again, indicating a direction for the wolves to follow. It was hard to give directions in a forest though, and everything looked the same. “I think he’s in the forest, not on the path. Tell them there’s a huge tree coming up, bigger than the others, turn right into the forest there.” Cain closed his eyes and did that. I peered at him as his eyes turned purple. “Can you not shift?” I asked, assuming that from the fact that he rode Kai instead of