CHAPTER 124 INSTINCTIVE WARNINGS.

CLAIRE. "I want some of the warriors I sent for to return to their Pack," he stated, leaning back in his chair. "Now that the immediate threat seems to have ended, we need to start regrouping and preparing for the future. So send them back to their Pack with a letter. I've already written it. Hand the letter to whoever they came with and come back to report to me later on. Is that clear?" He asked. What surprised me was how he acted so nonchalantly about the whole thing. We had just burned the witch at the pyre this evening, and he had already gotten back to work. It showed that he didn't care about her at all, and her death has, in fact, done nothing to his feelings. He was really cruel, I thought, feeling my heart twist in pain at the thought of the dead witch. Anya nodded and replied in a very passive voice. "I'll see to that." Eamon's eyes narrowed slightly. "Make sure they understand their orders. I don't want any confusion." "Of course," Anya said, rising to he