DianaTHEY ARRIVED AT the rebel camp a little earlier than expected because Diana ran for some of the journey there. The difference between the rebel camp and the evolution camp was that this camp only contained supernatural creatures. Humans would not dare approach the camp if they did not want to be killed on sight. From what Diana heard, the leader's husband was killed by a human. "It's big," Sia blurted out, staring at the numerous tents with wide eyes. "I know," Diana agreed. Sia and Diana were met by two men at the entrance, who took them to the leader's makeshift study. The leader was a female witch who looked to probably around Sia and Diana's age. Diana wondered how the leader of such a group could be so young. "Please seat," the leader urged, and they did. "What has brought a witch and a werewolf to my camp?" "Don't you get more of your kind out here?" Diana asked back. "On the contrary, we do get your kind a lot more than others. "Ever since the current werewolf K
Diana CORAH LED THEM past numerous tents, to a single tent at the rear of the camp. Diana had always known Julia to be a person who liked her space so it was not surprising that she picked a tent that was away from other tents. Corah unzipped the tent and the three women got in. Diana sneezed a few times as the dust got into her sensitive nose. "Sorry, I could not muster the courage to come in here after Julia died, and I never let anyone come in to clean the place. "This right here is two years' worth of dust and dirt," Corah informed them. "It's fine, wolves just have a sensitive noses," Diana replied, looking through the dusty room. On the small table laid numerous pieces of paper and books. "It seems like Julia was still studying the location before she died," Sia noted. "Um, not to sound like I am trying to chase you two, but I really need whatever those papers are to be out of my camp. "Since you two have come for them, more people would too, and I do not want to have
RudolphTHE RESULTS OF the journey to Robin's kingdom were not very certain. Robin's mother was just as unwelcoming about the alliance as Rudolph expected. Robin, however, had high hopes about it. He was all his mother had now, and she would want to do everything to keep him by her side, even if it. Which also meant agreeing to an alliance with people her husband hated. But at the moment, that was not Rudolph's biggest concern. Ever since they returned from the Fay kingdom, Lacey had been acting strange. She was distant and kept her thoughts to herself. Rudolph tried everything he could do, but nothing was successful in helping him get through to her. That morning, she suddenly decided that she wanted to return to her old house and no matter how much Rudolph tried to convince her to stay, her mind was already made up. He could only wonder what he did wrong. At least she had not broken up with him yet, but Rudolph feared that could happen sooner than he expected. After seeing he
Diana LESS THAN THIRTY minutes later, they were on their way to Moonshine pack. Diana had shifted, and Sia was settled on her back. Diana had been running for miles, and she was getting tired. Still, she could not stop. Diana had less than a day and a half before Selene was sentenced to be reincarnated. What's worse, she was not even certain that she would find all the missing pages in Moonshine. It could just be one page, then she might have to solve another puzzle to find the rest. And time was definitely not on her side, and so, she could not afford to go on a wild goose chase. Regardless, she just kept on running and hoped for the best. Deep in her thoughts, Diana nearly did not see the figure lying in the middle of the path. It was only by the scent of blood that hit her nose, that caused her to come to a screeching halt. Sia jumped down to check what or who it was, while Diana went to shift back."It's a woman," Diana heard Sia announce, as she quickly put on her clothes.
DianaDIANA LED SIA to the huge Pack library which was almost empty. Diana moved straight to the Librarian's desk and grabbed one of the books there. "The War Cry? I did not realise we are here to read?" Sia had confusion written all over her face. Diana chuckled. "Who said anything about reading?" "Then wha-oh," Sia cut herself off as Diana opened the book, revealing the red button. With one push of the button, the wall moved until the secret library was uncovered. "Woah!" Sia exclaimed, stepping towards the entrance before Diana could speak. "Here we go again," Diana muttered, before rushing to stop Sia from being impaled by arrows. (•) "NOT EVEN THE castles of Kings are as secure as this small library. Arrows and freaking lasers too. "What in the world is in here that your father tried so hard to preserve?" Sia asked as she watched Diana scan her hand for the second time, stopping the laser shots. "That... is what we are about to find out," Diana responded. "But we can no
DianaIF THERE WAS one thing her father taught her, it was the need to always make good of everything. It was a habit she had been trying so hard to bury for years. As Diana stared at Thalia, everything in Diana warned her not to trust the female. Her gut screamed against it, but Diana wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt. "Are you sure about this?" Sia whispered to Diana as Thalia began weaving the spell. "No," Diana answered simply, still not taking her eyes off Thalia. "Then why are you letting her do it?" Sia asked again."How do you think you would feel without your powers?" Diana asked back, turning to face Sia. "Empty. Dead. Broken," Sia responded without even thinking. "Then you understand how it would feel if I lose my Wolf or Selene. They have been a part of me for over twenty years and nothing would be the same without them. "So, if Thalia poses a slight chance for me to save them, then I am going to take it," Diana said and resumed watching Thalia. Diana cou
DianaTHE PRINTS LED directly to the secret library. The last print was in front of a bookshelf with just six books on it. It was one of the most uninteresting shelves in the library. At least one of the pages had to be in those books. Diana picked a book that first caught her attention. She wasn't sure why she felt obliged to pick that book first, but she did pick it. "Fate's eye? So random," Sia commented on the book Diana was holding. "What can be more unexpected than a book about fate?" Diana asked. Suddenly, the book dropped from her hands to the ground. Diana looked at Sia in shock, then looked back to the book. "What the hell?!" Diana muttered as the pages of the book began flipping themselves. "Diana…" Thalia called but Diana was busy staring at the continuously flipping book.She looked at Sia. "Are you doing this?" Sia quickly shook her head. "Of course, not!""What about you, Thalia?" Diana asked again. Thalia rolled her eyes. "That was why I called your attention i
Diana "I HAVE NEVER seen anyone as selfish as you, Thalia," Diana said, staring at Thalia who obviously did not feel the least guilty about what she had done. "No need to be so sensitive, I was just messing with her. She did not need to go off on me like that," Thalia responded with an eye roll. Now Diana was pushed past the limit of her patience. She took a deep breath and said, "Please leave, Thalia. I really appreciate all your help but I do not think we can have you around anymore.""What? You are sending me away because that child is throwing a tantrum," Thalia said seriously. "That child is your sister. A sister whom I have watched you treat terribly since you came in here!" Diana stopped talking and took deep breaths to calm herself. "This is between Sianna and me. Why do you concern yourself with such things?" Thalia asked in confusion."Are you blind or just stupid?" Diana could not help but ask. "Excuse me?" Thalia blurted. "You are excused. Now, leave my pack, and I