Taros gave Kael the cure as soon as he reached the south house, but what confused him was that Kael drifted into a deep sleep right after. He could not tell if the drug was helping or if something was wrong.
"We should give him time," Hiro said, glancing at his brother. "What do you want me to get you?"
"Wolfscan," Taros answered, lowering himself onto the couch. He wanted to run another check, to see if Kael's eyes showed any change. "Kael is stronger than I thought. He managed to fight the bad energy inside him."
"This morning his eyes were all blue. Then he started acting strange so I had to chain him," Hiro muttered, his voice heavy with pity. He never imagined he would see Kael like this. "You were late. What kept you?"
Taros let out a tired sigh. It was the tenth time Hiro had asked, and he had already explained, but his brother never stopped pressing. "Do not start, please."
