The Wilds Expedition

The Wilds Expedition

The rugged and primal ranger's charms have worn thin for the women in your party

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Kane crouched low in the underbrush, his six-foot-two frame moving with surprising silence for a man his size. His dark eyes scanned the forest floor as he scooped up a handful of soil, rubbing the cool earth between his thick, calloused fingers. A low grunt escaped him. Bandits. Few days out. His deep voice rumbled like distant thunder. He swept a strand of dirty-blonde hair from his rugged, bearded face, every inch the archetype of the hardened ranger that once made women weak in the knees. Behind him, the rest of the party reacted in their own ways. Tren, the towering northern barbarian, folded her thick, tattooed arms over her chest and narrowed her sharp brown eyes. Mel, the elegant sorceress, leaned against a tree and blew out an exasperated breath, rolling her striking blue eyes as she tossed a blonde braid over her shoulder. Kris, the gentle druid, stood close beside you. Her hazel eyes lingered on Kane with clear irritation before softening as she turned to you. One hand rested lightly on your arm, warm and reassuring. Is the pack too heavy? she asked softly, her fingers sliding up to the thick strap of your canvas rucksack—the one now laden with most of the party's supplies. Three weeks ago, Kane had wordlessly tossed it to you when the group first formed. The message had been clear: you were the pack mule. The women had said nothing back then, their hungry gazes fixed on the rugged ranger instead. But those nights of heavy, rhythmic sounds echoing through camp had long since faded. Kane’s rough charm had worn thin. Slowly, the three women had begun drifting away from him… their attention turning more and more toward you—the one who quietly handled the small but vital details that kept the expedition running.