"Those sick bastards will regret messing with me," Aiden threatened, meaning every word. With a roar, Aiden threw the phone to the wall, smashing it to pieces instantly. "Your Highness, you do realise that this marks the beginning of a war, right?" Richard asked, warily keeping a safe distance from the king. He knew Aiden was not one to make empty threats. "Does it look like I care? Those mutts will not stand a chance against me. Have you seen their army? "Also, they do not have the finances to even go to war, their economy is so bad they will not be able to afford more weapons." "Do you not think you should consult the Ministry of War about your next step of action?" Richard suggested. Aiden shook his head. "Not while they are under investigation. The Minister of Justice and the Minister of Foreign Affairs can be trusted. Have them see me first thing in the morning." "I know that you love her, but are you sure you want to start a war for one woman?" Richard asked for more

Diana THE EERIE SOUND of the wind rustling in the empty field sent chills all over Diana's body. Her dreadful eyes took in the scene before her. Bodies were littered on the ground before her. Buildings were all destroyed and no one but her was in sight for miles. Suddenly, it began raining. The rain grew heavy, slashing against her body like a whip. The smell of blood was all over her. She squinted her eyes to see clearly but the rain was blinding and it did not feel normal. She raised her hand, turning it upside down allowing the rain to fall into her open palm. And, as she looked closer, it was not water but blood. The sky was raining blood. Diana lifted her foot to walk away from that place when she stepped on something… it felt like a hand. She looked down to see who or what it was. The person's face was covered with curly ginger hair, coated with blood. She bent to push the face away but was shocked to see that it was Rudolph. She let out a horrified scream, crawl

RobinCHECKING TO SEE if anyone was suspicious of them, Robin turned and looked around the area. Once he found nothing, he turned back around. "Are you serious? She got out?!" Robin asked. He could not believe what he was hearing. "Dead serious." "That's wonderful news!" Lacey cheered, and Rudolph shot her a wide smile. "Okay then, tell me, how did she manage to do it?""She outran a pack of wolves," Rudolph chuckled. "Flew over the castle gate, and ran like the wind out of there.""I am sure they did not see that coming. I can not imagine the look on her mate's face when he saw how fast she could run," Robin responded, laughing as well. "He was lucky she did not shift, he would have had a heart attack," Rudolph said. Robin gasped. "Luna returned?" Rudolph grinned. "Yes, she did.""I can not believe I ever doubted she would do it. If anyone can escape a pack of wolves, it is Diana Moonshine," Robin boasted with a wide grin. "I can not wait to see her again, but how would she k

Diana"THE CLOCK'S TICKING, Lady Moonshine, so what's it going to be?" Larry asked. "I understand why you might have taken my friends, but what about the rest?" Diana asked curiously. Larry stepped closer to her and leaned near her ear. "Do you see that Witch over there? The female. Well, Lady Moonshine, in her possession is the ancient relic given to the witches. "The 'thought to be long destroyed' Witches' Circle. Do you know what would happen if we happen to get our hands on both the book and The Crown?""The world would be in the hands of a Lunatic doctor," Diana responded in realisation. The entire world would be screwed if Gary got what he wanted. She had seen his mind and she knew how evil it was. He would turn the world into something of his command. His own living breathing zombies. "Exactly. So, where is the Crown?" She wanted to doubt the existence of the book which the world thought was destroyed centuries ago, but she could not deny the power she felt from that wit

Diana "OH MY GODDESS! What the fuck did you do?!" Diana shouted, rushing at him to grab the button. "Woah, relax, Lady Moonshine. The button just deactivated the bombs," he informed her with a light chuckle. Ignoring him, she stormed over to her friends. She listened for any beeping sounds, and when she did not hear any, she quickly pulled Robin who was closest to her, off the ground. He tugged her arm, pulling her into a hug. "Damn it, Diana, you should not have done that!" Robin scolded as he buried his face in her neck. "It does not matter anymore. All that matters is that you are safe and alive," she said, hugging him just as much. She felt another body join in, hugging her from the back. She breathed out a sigh of relief and contentment. "I thought I would never see you again," Rudolph cried. Diana pulled out of the hug and turned to palm his face. "Please do not cry, Dolphy, you know how much I hate seeing you cry." She then turned to Lacey who was dry-eyed but