For a split second, Ciara felt her life flash before her eyes as the car overturned while cranking loudly. They were on a lonely road and that was more dangerous than anything. No help from anywhere and they sure couldn't beat this thing. "Hold onto the handle on the roof!" Daniel cried out as the car began to tilt sideways. Ciara immediately did as she was told. She had encountered a lot of difficult and dangerous situations but none of it had made her as afraid as she was right now. She wanted to cry and she wanted to fight that beast. "What do we do, Daniel! This car is going to overturn and we'd get injured," Daniel was at the other side of the car, holding onto the roof handle for dear life and he whipped his head towards her. "Hold onto the handle first! We need to save our lives before anything else!" The driver was also holding onto dear life and as the car overturned, Ciara felt a wave of dizziness wash over her. She blinked her eyes to ea

"We're going to be here for a few hours before we leave," Vin said as he checked Ciara's vitals. "Why is that?" Daniel asked. "We came to hunt. We've found the antidote to this shenanigan and would be applying it with immediate effect," Vin replied. They were inside another truck that had been modified to an ambulance truck. It contained the necessary machines needed for injured and sick people. "How is my wife doing?" Daniel asked. Whatever reason they had come here for was none of his business. "She's okay. She went into shock and she's really delicate. The only response to her body was this. To keep her and the baby safe," "Is the baby safe?" "Yeah, it is. You're one lucky man. With the impact it had on her head, she wouldn't have survived." "She held onto the handle of the roof," "But she has a concussion but it's nothing serious." Before Daniel could reply, they heard the crackling of electricity and the guttural groan of a medium

"Someone caused this," "What are you talking about?" Alex asked Carmen as they stopped before the second truck on the road. "We found the body of a frail old woman in the cave of desolation and after proper screening, we realized that she was the one who opened the cave," "How the hell did she do that?" Alexander asked. Carmen pulled the doors of the truck open and in it lay a man. Alive but looking like death. His cheek hand sunken and he barely had flesh. His breathing was uneven and when the doors opened, he trembled and moved backwards. "This man, he was the only one who survived the process of exorcism. We tried our best for the other men but they were barely alive," Alex frowned as chills ran down his spine. He climbed into the truck to get a better view of the man. Someone turned on the lights. "Has he said anything yet?" Alex asked as he turned to look back at Carmen. "Yes, he has. He was able to identify the body of the witch," He sighe

Loki knew he had to save her because if she got caught, they would kill her immediately as she posed great danger. He studied her from best to toe. She had the body of a large reptile. A small head with forked tongue that protruded out of her mouth and went back in in the blink of her eyes. Her snout, nearly invisible, save for two small holes from which she expelled and inhaled air. Her skin was the shade of dark green, black on the rough edges and scaly. Her long, strong, sharp tail swished from side to side like it was waiting to slice anyone into two. He knew he had to save her. To know what caused her to turn this way, he had to save her. Quickly, he threw off his clothes and morphed into a great brown wolf. It was going to either cause her to fly or fight. Whichever, at least, she'd be safe. It was his duty to keep her safe no matter what and that was just what he was doing. The Kanime saw that Loki had morphed into a wolf and was snarling at it.

Loki was finding it hard to pull the Kanime but he knew that he still had to do it no matter what. The warriors had left and he was able to put on the dark pants China had gotten for him. He had the backpack slung over his back. It was going to take a long time before he got to the river but he knew he had to do this for Heyli. He had no idea how to make her shift back to normal and it had him bothered. Well, he was going to wait and learn how she worked. Finally, he was standing on the small hill that led to the river. It was going to be difficult to pull her down so he just took a seat and hoped something would happen. He was really tired. He has spent all day being really busy and now, there was nothing he wanted to do right now than sleep. He lay his back against the trunk of a tree and shut his eyes. That was when he fell asleep. Slowly, Heyli was starting to feel herself again. For the past few hours, she had felt like she had muscle cramps. She