Steady Pulse

Seeing Aliana so enraptured by the pulsing gems made Chimera growl again and the soft gasp that pulled from her elicited yet another growl. His pelt bristled, standing up in a ridge along his spine and the giant put himself between Aliana and the crystals. He had noticed the strange brightness when she touched them and the odd pulsation afterwards was too strange. He didn't want something happening to her or their children. "Don't touch them again," he warned. If they needed to know things, he would be the one to find out. He didn't want anything here to affect Aliana.

The blue lights seemed to be creeping closer and closer to them and Chimera growled again. He was just about ready to send Aliana back inside, but they couldn't be prisoners in their own homes. Hell, before long, the crystals would probably be on the inside as well. He'd never be able to sleep again with so much light around all the time. Grumpy. Chimera was now grumpy.

Ali's voice brought a grunt from the man and he nodded. "All the more reason to be careful." She would remember the confrontation on the beach. The danger and animosity that the blue glowing creatures had shown. They couldn't be too careful. Thankfully there were no giant seals or crabs in the center of the island, but he was sure that whatever force was doing this would have no problem finding other things to throw at the two wolves.

"Chimera Klien"