ALPHA ZADE I didn’t realize how serious Joel was when he said there were people ready to bring down that lab or asylum of whatever the fuck the place was. I’d taken the shower Jennifer suggested and when I came out, there was a fresh set of clothes on the bed for me. She had made lunch too, which
I always knew thinking and fighting for something will never go hand in hand. I never did that. It is among the things that having a mate has changed for me. Usually when I’m in a dangerous situation, I don’t think of all I have to lose. I just know I’m getting out of there and that is it. Thinkin
ALPHA ZADE The guns in my head are too slow in my head. They aren’t shooting the way I want and not as fast, not as ruthless either. No sooner than we got in when dozens and dozens of robot-like soldiers started running toward us, looking as unhinged as your usual hungry and angry wolves. The guy
ALPHA ZADE We’ve rounded the basement three to four times, always ending up where we started with no new answers. I can tell Joel is getting frustrated with everything that is going on. I couldn’t start to imagine the thoughts running through his mind. The uncertainty, the fear of never seeing hi
“Call for backup, I have a feeling we’ll need it.” I told him over my shoulder. I went back to tracing the walls, even if it looked stupid. “What? Now?” I nodded. “Yes. They should split into two and still keep position, but we need backup. He doesn’t question what I say and starts speaking to th
FEYRE I feel pain in every part of my body. That is the first thing I notice when I start to regain consciousness. There is a woman standing over me but I can’t see her through my blurry gaze. The pounding in the back of my head is back, and it is worse. I feel every slight movement I make there
I walk to the door of the tent, my forehead creasing in confusion when I see a couple of more tents like it all around. There has to be about five or six. A lot of them are open, letting you see the inside unlike the one I’m in. That already has my mind coming up with multiple different scenarios.
ALPHA ZADE Joel coughs loudly. I strain my eyes, trying to pinpoint where he is. The place is pitch black, even with my eyesight, I can barely make out anything except shadows. Shadows that I’m not sure are really there. I cough, clearing my throat from the dust that entered after the fall. “Wh