growled, pulling me down into the furs. “Kayd hum jugra Rowe!” I sighed wearily, fearing that he’d react this way. “I’m really sorry, but I don’t belong here. Haara, Rull, Woke, Bhee, Grar…” I held his intense stare, “... Rowe… you are home. Not Kayd.” I shook my head. “No Kayd. Kayd home.” I pointed again out the crack toward the hills. Rowe looked absolutely livid. He snarled angrily, throwing a leg over both of mine and pinning me beneath him, though he held himself up enough to keep from crushing me. He burrowed his face into my neck, and next thing I felt were his teeth as he suddenly
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