#Chapter 136 Divisive Defense

Mira I was a wolf again. And I knew I was dreaming, so I could control it. I ran and ran, uninhibited and untethered to anything or anyone. I could feel my independence, that there was no purpose to my existence except to enjoy my life in the wilderness. Perhaps that was my true calling. Not to live in a Pack and rely on others, but to live a solitary life surrounded by trees and plants that nourish and heal. “Mira!” A voice behind me, almost recognizable, but far enough away to be distorted. I didn’t care. I kept running. Running as fast as my legs could take me, testing my own limits and feeling my body heave and respond and propel me ever forward. Nothing matter but this movement, this journey ever forward. “Don’t! Stop!” The voice again, taking shape more in my ears. Who was it? “Mira, please, look out!” Dominic. I turned my head slightly to look behind me, and then suddenly the ground was underneath me. I had been snared and caught in a net. No