Blackfeather Woods You can haunt me if you want, I won't be scared

He went on, disregarding whether the witch had followed him inside, for Anna did not wait any longer. The cave opened up to a gorge, the roof nonexistent, cascades of not only water but a beautiful green moss coating over the rocky walls. But his eyes were set on her, who had found the river once more.

His paws were swift behind Anna, but Keelut couldn't quite catch up with her. His giggles filled the room, bouncing off the walls in countless echoes as he made his way through the ravine. She stopped a few paces away from him, and this time Keelut could have sworn he had her. He laughed and threw himself to her, who suddenly disappeared right in front of him and leaving the boy to take hold on thin air. She'd been more clever this once, but one day he would get her. For now, though, the shade-eyed pup was left alone with the witch, who suddenly had all of his attention. His eyes, cold blue, stared at her as though she had the answer to why they'd been drawn here, but then again, Anna did as she pleased.