ARIA.I was filled with a sense of precaution as I carefully packed the clothes into my bag. My essentials were already sorted out but I still needed a lot of gear if I was going to survive the wild for a couple of days.As I got the weapons and other survival gear ready, I remembered how I had walked in on Theo staring into the facade, yet again. From the look on his face it was clear that something was very wrong. It had even further propelled my urge to escape the Pack to prevent the war which could go very wrong.But I had no idea how I was going to freely escape when he had already blocked every single entrance that led outside the Pack. He had done that because of the threat he had gotten, and the soldiers were already going through intensive training. Well, there had to be a way out, and I was going to find that way.I had already written a letter which would be left in my room as soon as I left. The thought about how bad he would feel when he came in and found out I had escape

ARIA.My nerves were taking the brunt of being locked in the room. I could feel the claustrophobia gradually creeping on me as the room already started to feel like a prison.It was my second inside the room and I was done waiting for Theo to reply to me. I had done everything to talk to him through the mindlink but he had been quiet the whole time, and didn't say a word to me.It wasn't advisable to get on his bad side but this was a necessary evil which I couldn't avoid. His stubbornness, however, was pushing me to my limits and I had no idea if I was going to be able to stand it any longer.I was going to escape without his notice and I wasn't going to make him notice. At this point I was not feeling any guilt about leaving him. Tonight was going to be the end of me being in this room. I was going to leave and I wasn't going to return until I was done with my mission.I had been observing the rotation of the guards, and I already knew when the shift changed. It happened every four

DAMON.I sat at my desk, noting that I was already getting tired from the day's work. I felt so tired and wanted to have some rest but I knew that wasn't going to happen until I had done everything I needed to do. A lot of letters needed to be replied to, so my secretary and I were having a very busy day.Some of them were congratulatory letters from other Packs because of my kindness, others were just normal letters, and the rest were the ones I got from friends and well-wishers. The sun was already in the centre of the sky and the burning sensation was already seeping through the blinds.I also couldn't stand up from my seat because the moment I did, I would be forced to leave everything that I had been working on, and I didn't want that I continued sifting through the never-ending pile of paperwork while calling my secretary every now and then to get replies to official letters ready.That was the moment my phone vibrated. I ignored it, and continued going through the letters. I wa

CHASE.It had been two weeks since the Seer was brought to the Pack and everything had been going fairly well, but the Pack wasn't yet back to the bustling and throbbing Pack it used to be before the death plague but everyone was happy that everything was going well at least. The imposing structure of the Packhouse never failed to impress me but on this day it seemed to heighten the anxiety that had my gut churning.The Seer had sent a message across, telling us that he would like to have a meeting with the three of us, and from the tone of his voice, it sounded like something that would be very important. None of us could miss out on it and decided to be there before the allocated time.We had cancelled every work we had for the day just to know what he wanted to tell us. We were sitting in the Packhouse, therefore, waiting for him to come in and let us know his findings. I couldn't wait to hear what he wanted to say.Few minutes later, the Seer entered the Packhouse with a very seri

ARIA.I got up from my bed long before it was dawn and immediately made my way towards the bathroom where I had a very quick bath before coming back to the room to pick out workout clothes from my closet. As soon as I was done with that, I immediately left the park house and went in the direction of the woods.Before I got there, the morning sun was already beginning to rise and its gentle rays were beginning to light up the Pack. I felt so energetic on this particular morning and I could not wait to have a very long run because it had been long since I indulged myself in any sort of exercise.The long run from the Crescent Pack was merely an escape, so I did not consider it as any form of exercise because something about that night was off. Even till this moment, I had not been able to explain how I had managed to run such a long distance without feeling tired.The after-effects told me that something else had possessed me that night. As soon as I got to the edge of the forest, I imm