Chapter75. The Trek2

He helped me up out of the snow, and with a new energy from my pesky libido being teased, I surged forward, not even a little sleepy. No wonder I was getting an inhumane amount of sleep lately, one searing kiss and I was a lost cause. It would be pathetic if I wasn’t so sure that they were just as desperate. “So, if we have to keep walking up a snowy mountain that has no time measure or any indication when we are going to be at the camp, I think now is a good time to ask some questions,” I said, and Brax laughed. “Called it,” he said, and I frowned at him. “I said you’d break out the hard questions for us since we can’t run away and don’t have time to distract you.” Brax chuckled. “They said you wouldn’t.” “They were wrong. And stop trying to distract me from the questions,” I said, before taking a deep breath and voicing something that had been on my mind since I had come back with the wolves after the choosing ceremony. “Why do you need virgins on the blood moon?” I asked, and all of