have to catch them without attacking them, which can be difficult.- He gritted his teeth slightly.- If all goes well, the sufferer will control their senses and instincts. However, this is a fairly lengthy process, as it can take anywhere from a dozen to several dozen sessions.
Kei's expression showed a powerful mixture of feelings. On the one hand, euphoria, joy at finding the desired solution. Fear of the transformation itself, ingrained over the years, so monstrous and overwhelming that it almost crushed his heart. Uncertainty about what the future would bring. Anxiety and fear about whether he would be able to find someone who could help him. The animorph himself must not have known what else he felt, and what he should actually feel.
-All we need now is a lycanthrope who will be able to restrain Kei without hurting him.- Forth rubbed his forehead thoughtfully.- But where will we find someone trustworthy?
-We could probably find someone in the harbour or the slums, but it would be difficult to trust them,- Vi assessed soberly.
-Maybe the earl would be able to find someone through his contacts?- Ari frowned.- He tried to help before, and he even lets us know from time to time if he's found anything new.
-Maybe it doesn't have to be another lycanthrope? - Draco finally said. - Maybe a dragon would suffice? - He raised his eyebrows questioningly.
All four looked at him. At first, it seemed that they would reject the idea immediately, but they quickly realised that it wasn't stupid at all. They fell into thought, and the animorph, still holding the front of the reptile's shirt, began to stare at Draco as if he were his only salvation. The positive aspect was that Kei seemed to have forgotten his trauma at that moment. The dragon swallowed hard, feeling his stomach tighten even more.
-Draco...- Ari seemed to come to a silent agreement with Vi and Forth.- I'm sorry about earlier... It's just...- He hesitated and looked at the floor.- Earlier, some people... Some people treated Kei's condition like an attraction, a
