The Interrogation Of Ashala Wolf (The Tribe) - Plot & Excerpts
Eventually, Ember and Daniel came and found me. Ember stroked my hair, making soothing noises, while Daniel lifted me off the ground in his strong brown arms and carried me back to camp. I thought, I want to die. For four days, I didn’t move or speak. Then, on the fifth day, the wolves came. It started with a single howl, a long, eerie wail right before dawn. Then another, at a different pitch. And another, different again, until the whole forest echoed with their cries. It sounded like there were hundreds of them out there, even though it was only a twelve-wolf pack. I tried to ignore them like I’d ignored everyone else, but they went on and on. Finally, I stood up and stumbled out of the caves where the Tribe was camped. It was icy cold outside, and I wrapped my arms around myself, peering into the gray dawn light until I spotted one of them. I knew which one it would be. The same wolf who had been sitting at my feet when I’d woken up on that first morning in the wood. He’d hardly been more than a pup back then.
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