In "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a conversation unfolds among characters who reflect on their surroundings. One character expresses relief that the marine fog has dissipated, noting that it typically does not reach into the forest. However, another character, Corey, shares concerns about the darkness that now envelops them, suggesting that while the fog is gone, the situation remains ominous due to the uncertainty of what lurks in the shadows. Sam chimes in, asserting that they are aware of the potential dangers in the forest, specifically mentioning the presence of bears, cougars, and wolves. This exchange highlights the tension between relief from the fog and the lurking threats that the dark forest environment presents, emphasizing the mix of unease and awareness among the characters as they navigate their challenges.

In "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a conversation unfolds among characters who reflect on their surroundings. One character expresses relief that the marine fog has dissipated, noting that it typically does not reach into the forest. However, another character, Corey, shares concerns about the darkness that now envelops them, suggesting that while the fog is gone, the situation remains ominous due to the uncertainty of what lurks in the shadows.

Sam chimes in, asserting that they are aware of the potential dangers in the forest, specifically mentioning the presence of bears, cougars, and wolves. This exchange highlights the tension between relief from the fog and the lurking threats that the dark forest environment presents, emphasizing the mix of unease and awareness among the characters as they navigate their challenges.