Ansari's povI struggled to my feet and turned to Jasper.“You should have seen this coming. It was pretty obvious.” He said.My head spun but I knew what had to be done. Jasper is to be put down soon. “The town, the pack, if your people are all corrupted…” the thought of it was sickening.“Yes, your people will be killed before the dawn of tomorrow. You might try your best to go save them but you've already got a lot on your hands as it is.” He said with a smile. My daughter, Mira, was back home surrounded by enemies she thought were friends. Jasper was enjoying this… I could not believe this was Jasper.“Jasper you have to fight this, you have to fight Saltos. This isn't you.” I pleaded.“Ohh but it is. We wolves have a part of us that craves death, that craves the hunt. Aren't you tired of hiding, of being forced to keep away from humanity?”“Please Jasper,” I begged. “You have a mate.”“I know that. Too bad Saltos left them uncorrupted. But I'll change them myself when the time c

Ansari's pov"What the hell is that thing?" One of the cops asked in complete fear.They were afraid of me, and I knew the nature of man. Kill anything that frightens you.I had to do something to please them, to at least make me not look like a threat. I turned to them and let go of the piece of Jasper's flask I had in my hand. It fell to the ground with a heavy splat.They all shook in fear and pointed their guns at me."Do not move!!""Good God, look at all that blood on it." Someone whimpered.This wasn't working. I had to find a way to the truck. But they were going to follow me back to the pack. I could not resist that.I sighed. I knew what had to be done.But …if I did this, how different would I be from Daruis and Saltos? All those lives were lost because of him."Captain, what should we do?" a cop asked, fear shaking his voice like an earthquake."I don't know."But I did. I pounced on them, and in the blink of an eye, I was in their midst.I reached out, tearing the Captain

Darius's pov"Darius." Saltos's voice echoed in my head. I stood to attention and braced for his orders. "Come to me now. We have much to discuss about your weaning loyalty." And just like that, his voice was cut off, and I knew he had left my mind. I was weaning loyalty. I was not disloyal; where did he get that idea from? I was not disloyal. But I could not argue with him. I could not dare to. The fact that he taught me disloyal meant he had plans for me.I found him quickly enough. Saltos was never found, even in a crowd like this. In an army this vast, he was still easy to identify.He stood over a group of monsters, and the moment I walked into their midst, his eyes identified me."Leave us!!!" His voice boomed through. It was not even a command, but the tempo of his voice was so fierce that it reverberated through my bones.The other generals left one by one, and soon, I stood alone in the presence of the king of demons, commander of the legions of hell. Saltos has business wit

Ansari's Pov She looked at her, confused. Another boulder landed next to us, disintegrating the poor souls unfortunate enough to be within its reach. Blood was everywhere around me: on the pavement, on the houses, and on the poor dead people who had gotten crushed."Good God," I whispered. And then the ringing came to my ears, a low but intense high-frequency tone threatening to destroy my eardrums."Mum?" Mira called desperately."Mom, what's wrong?" Her voice was growing distant, and I turned to get away.I yelled out a war cry and began running towards the monster. Parts of the road had been broken up, and pieces of metal jotted out. I jumped from one piece of concrete to another and hopped around like a ballerina. The monster looked down and saw me advancing towards it. It roared angrily and squinted at me. "Foolish bastard, you've already tried that once." I yelled and sprinted at full speed. An average Werewolf is astonishingly fast compared to a human. When we put our mi

Selene's povgoddess have mercy!" my father cried in fear as he held on for dear life"Selene, stop this madness!" Magnus said frantically as he held me while staring at the wall of thunder and lightning before us.Now, he chooses to talk. I was in no mood to speak, not anymore."We'll tell you what's in the fucking boot just stop this." My father yelled as the car came a foot closer to the wall of charged electricity. Millions of nerve endings and necrotic cells interconnect the brain. A single thought you make is passed on like bolts of electricity through the brain as it processes it in under a second. That was how long I had to call off the lightning storm before us—less than a freaking second."Fucking hell, your child is crazy," Olivia screamed. Everyone breathed relief, and Olivia stepped out of the vehicle and doubled down on her knees, taking heavy breaths."Are you mad? Do you want to kill us?" My father screamed at me. I wasn't trying to kill them. I knew they would talk b