My wolf howled, and my sorceress hummed, delighted as my body contorted to house them both.

The two halves weren’t clashing anymore as they folded into one to agree that Higan needed to go.

My sharpened claws burst from my knuckles as white fur spidered up my forearms and calves, tearing off my sleeves and shoes.

The ground froze and cracked where I stepped, with frost licking the air around me. “Your biggest mistake was not being afraid enough to leave me alone,” I spat to no one in ...