Danna began to feel dizzy and sweaty, as if a sudden heat wave had invaded her body, as her she-wolf fluttered in her mind and began to howl. She made the decision to call Gina and ask her to take care of looking for inhibitors within the pack.

Four hours later, Gina knocked on the door.

Danna paced back and forth, trying to control her cravings. With each passing minute, he felt his body go up in flames.

Gina came in nervously and with her eyes downcast she commented.

"Mrs. Danna," Gina reported with concern in her voice, "I've meticulously explored every nook and cranny of the pack, but the inhibitors are completely exhausted. I even ventured to another nearby herd in search of possible supplies, but I couldn't find anything that resembled them.

"Gina, bring me a bucket of ice." Make sure no one notices, and please don't delay. I need it urgently.

Gina hurried out of the room.

"Silly wolf, stop doing that. I know this is your fault. He murmured, Danna barely recognizing the symptoms.