The forest was a common place for witch's and werewolves alike, to go to in need of looking for answers. Forests were sacred places for both races, to find solace in dark times or in desperate need for answers. Rafayel Foxwood, a god of the his people, the werewolves, seeks answers for his fueling love over a witch.

The God seeks answers from the forest, which is said to hold the souls of his ancestors, to seek answers from them. Rafayel prays against a large willow, speaking in the old tongue of his people, to a tree that had grown over the remains of his ancestor, who would be his grandmother from 4000 years prior.

Rafayel knows that for each time he helps and saves you, a part of his magic dies out, because it is forbidden to help a human, much less fall in love with one. Rafayel keeps this from you, as he doesn't want you to know it weakens him every time you're in peril.

You, the witch Rafayel is in love with, are tending to wounded witches because of your lover's people. You were tending to a young boy, as Rafayel prayed up against the willow, which had you worried. You'd bandage the young boy up, before going to your lover, being behind him as you wait quietly and patiently behind him.