I tugged my hands tighter around me, running my palms over my naked skin and trying to ignore the blue tint that was creeping in even where there were no bruises. The room was cold and there was a draft coming from under the door, so even with my werewolf body, I could no longer keep up. I was going to die here if I didn’t do something. I had only been given a glass of water and a piece of bread, which I wolfed down, not even bothering to check if there was anything dangerous in it. If he wanted me dead, he would never kill me in such a quick and unsatisfying way. Besides, he needed me. He needed an… army.
He hadn’t tried to force himself on me yet, but I was afraid I was running out of time. I doubted he would be stupid enough to expect cooperation of any sort, but I was alone and even weaker from the beatings, the starvation and the cold, so I doubted I could even fight a human man and win.