Sebastian was more than prepared for his first new challenge as a Sentinel, not just an ordinary Sentinel but as the leader of the Sentinels. He knew very well that it would be nothing like what he had faced before in the dungeons building new cells and carving out new structures for Alpha Jaime. Everyone had always talked about how strong he was and how he could handle whatever role was given to him, even the role of a warrior but he knew that it was beyond just words. It was far more difficult than they said it was and he had to have a knowledge about what he was getting into before getting into it. He decided to stop by at Jimin’s first before going out for his night duty. It was already 11pm and Sebastian had picked eight of his best friends from the Revolution, strong and daunting werewolves that he trusted could keep watch with him. They would be watching in groups of three but they would stay close to each other. He had mapped everything that they were going to do that night bu

The first night watch turned out to be more revealing than any of them had expected it to be. It was a silent walk all the way down the woods and the six of them walked carefully, making sure to watch each other’s backs. Jimin had already given them a short debriefing on how Lycans attacked and in his speech, he had made sure to inform them that the average Lycan was three times as smart as the average werewolf. None of them liked the fact that he was comparing them with Lycans and so they frowned as he told them. Jimin smiled inwardly, knowing that his little story would work on them exactly the same way it has worked on him some seven years ago when he was going out for his first Sentinel duty. He could remember that day as if it were yesterday. The former head of the Sentinels, Carrick was badly ill and for the first time in over twenty years, he couldn’t go out for his duty. That was how serious it was. His assistant, Jones had died in a battle with the Lycans a night before and s

Her hair was the color of burning lava and she emanated a degree of heat from her body that made the two of them back off slowly as she walked closer to them. Both Jimin and Sebastian knew who she was or at least they thought they knew – Calisté’, the legendary witch, the sworn enemy of their dead Alpha King, Dan Damon. The look of hatred and the fire burning in her eyes was more than enough to tell them that she had not forgotten what Dan had did to her family and she had not forgiven them. “Sebastian Coatés,” Calisté smiled. Her voice was husky and cold. It reminded Sebastian of a damsel in distress, calling for help, except that she was not a damsel. She was beautiful of course, not even looking like someone that had spent the last hundred years of her life doing evil, but she was definitely not a damsel. She was a witch that needed to be stopped at all costs. Sebastian turned to Jimin, asking him with his eyes if it was okay to talk. He had not quickly forgotten what had happened

“That is a child,” Jimin said. “My dad was young then. People make all sorts of mistakes when they are younger.”Calisté laughed. “If you say so then. Just watch.” Jimin watched as the two children played together. He couldn’t deny the fact that they looked very happy together and he dared to imagine that there had been a romantic spark between his father and the notorious witch. As he watched them, he noticed the little Calisté whisper something in his father’s ears and he watched as his father held her hands and they ran deeper into the trees. Jimin turned to face Calisté.“Where are you taking him to?” Jimin frowned.“He’s the one holding my hands,” Calisté laughed. “The question should be where is he taking me to. But see for yourself, I won’t like to spoil the fun for you.”They followed the two children as they cornered through the thicket of bushes deeper and deeper into the trees. They had been running for a long time and if not that Calisté used her magic powers, it would hav

Sebastian found Trey awake. He was sitting on the bed in his room and staring into space when he walked in and even after he had waved his hands in his face continuously, Trey refused to move. Sebastian sat down on the bed beside him and held his hand. Trey stood up, shocked and for the first time saw that Sebastian was in his room.“Sebastian?” he said. “When did you step in? I didn’t see you. Sorry, my room is a mess.”“Your room is always a mess Trey,” Sebastian replied smiling. “And it doesn’t matter to me.” Trey turned to look at him and they were silent for a long while before Sebastian finally spoke up again.“I assume you know why I am here right?” Sebastian said, straightening up.“I think I do, Bastian,” Trey mumbled. Sebastian could see the fear in his eyes and he knew immediately that his friend was worried about the exact same thing that worried him.“You woke up here on your bed this morning?” Sebastian asked, staring at him.“Exactly, Bastian,” Trey said looking up at h