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... f appeared,” Henry-Oniisama says, guiding us to the spot that the wolf was first sighted within the academy.

…..I look around, but there doesn’t appear to be anything particularly special about this place. The trees here are just like all the rest towering in the back of the school grounds.

“Maybe they left something behind,” Gilles murmurs, scouring the forest floor for clues.

I doubt it. Gilles sounded more hopeful than certain, so he must also realize there’s a small chance ...

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