Jane’s POV“How did this happen?” I asked with tears in my eyes. I needed my children safe and sound but having to deal with these women who were not giving me what I wanted had me crying.Those children were my everything. I had gone through hell and back for them.Coming to the realization of losing them was something I did not get.I had been gone for a few hours and the people had struck the night of my absence.I should have stayed.I had a bad feeling before I left the pack. Maybe it was the fact that I had not been away from the children before but I should have stayed.“We were ambushed,” Martha sighed. “We tried our best to hold back the threat and gave the children to Victoria and Gail. Indigo created spells for the door as did I before we left. We wanted them to be safe while we dealt with the enemy.“However, we didn’t know the enemies would climb up the window and attack from behind. By the time we were done dealing with the threats, we rushed into the room to see Victori
Indigo’s POVWhile dealing with the situation of the missing children, I got a message that I had a lead. It was about the children.Without checking back with my team, I packed my bags and rushed out to get to the lead.I put Martha in charge of the coven and the investigation but she refused to handle anything if I wasn’t going to be there. She wanted me to be present.“I finally have a lead to make up for the mistake I made and I am taking it,” I said at the gate while she held me back. “Don’t stop me from going. You already know what my answer is going to be.”“Come on,” she said. “We still have to do internal investigations first. We don’t really have to go that far. Besides, the lead you have wants you in the woods, not in towns. How would you get the children there? I doubt that it’s possible the children were taken there.”“We have to try,” I sighed. “And I am going. End of discussion. You should lead the coven while I’m gone.”“Wait, you’re going alone?”I raised a bag I had
Martha’s POVI stayed calm with Jane as I had dealt with men like these before.I could tell from their stance that they had not been in a formal battle before.“You all look like children,” I sighed. “Why don’t you six go back to your seats and leave us girls alone?”They turned to me and laughed.“We don’t even want your silly ass, but for that stuff you said, we’ll deal with you specially,” one of them said.I stood up with Jane calling for me to let her handle it.“No,” I smiled. “I can handle these guys without using my powers.”They didn’t know what I was talking about as they saw me as another wolf.One of them rushed into me with his knife which I knocked out of his hand, punching his nose which broke before I jumped into the air, kicking him backwards.The others stared at me in shock.I knew they would come with force so I fused my body with a little magic which would be enough to hurt them but not kill them.They all rushed into me giving me the chance to let loose a little
Jane’s POV“What’s the difference?” I asked. From the tone of her voice I could tell that she was going to start preaching to me but I was beyond that. I didn’t want to hear her preachings. “Nothing,” she shrugged while folding her arms. “Magic is not some cool power you can use for an upgrade. It’s more than that. Magic is a lifestyle. With magic you can create and destroy. With magic you can build and take down. Magic can be beautiful and it can be ugly. You don’t want to have magic with an ugly soul. Take it from me, it is never a good sign.”“But right now I need all the powers I can muster,” I retorted. “You faced off against this monster who could handle you and indigo at the same time. Do you think I’ll have a chance against such a beast when I fare against him?”She thought about it before leaning back in her chair. “Yes, I do agree that in this case you could do much better with magic than with any other power, but you shouldn’t forget that magic comes with a lot of other r
Indigo’s POVI walked around the forest. I had parked close to a cabin so it would be easier to locate my bike if I needed a fast getaway. My tracker led me to this desolate forest which looked like it was haunted by ghosts with the fog getting thicker and thicker.I slowly walked into the forest, creating an invisible shield around me just in case I got attacked.I looked at the tracker in my hand which led me to an empty piece of land.The dirt before me looked like it had been tampered with. Something was buried within. I used my powers to uncover the dirt which brought up a few traps around while also bringing out one of the spies I had sent on this mission.The tracker was on his belt.Whoever had done this was somewhere here monitoring me.“You can come out now!” I yelled, tossing the tracker to the ground. “You kind of win after killing my tracker. A stupid move but I’ll respect you for your ingenuity.”The trees around me rustled as I readied myself for a battle just as a man
Victoria’s POVA maid entered the room with haste about her. She looked worried.“We have trouble ma’am,” she said.“What is it?” I asked.“The alpha and Luna have gotten word about the location of the children.”Shit! I thought. How did it get to this?“Where are they now?” I hurried to my feet, ripping off the bandage from my eye to look into the mirror and found out it had healed completely.Even my legs were fine.“They are on their way to the pack.”I zipped to the window to see the convoy leaving the pack.“My phone,” I said as she handed me the phone which I used in calling Damian.“Hello,” he said with a lazy laugh. “Why call me now? I told you not to bother me with any of your frivolous…”“This isn’t time to dally around. Sinclair and Jane are on their way right now.”I heard him yell to his men to start plan b.“I’ll meet you at the docks. We’ll sell the children off there,” I sighed, about to cut the call as he stopped me.“This is going to cost you extra, I hope you know t
SinclairHe moved faster than a blur which was surprising seeing as no one could move that fast to me.His attacks were predictable. It was very simple seeing as he had no formal training on fight with anyone.I blocked his attacks with ease, weaving and dodging.When I got tired of his stupidity, I gave him a punch squarely in the chest which sent him flying hundreds feet away from me.On a normal day, that punch would have gone through him, killing him instantly, but it seemed like the drug he had taken was enough to harden his body giving him extra stability alongside ramping up his strength and speed.I zipped around to meet up with him while he stood to his feet.He moved around the dock as everyone soon knew that a battle was imminent and started to run for safety.I started everyone on the field while chasing after the creature.He was fast enough to evade me but for how long before the effects of the drug would wear off.I had fought with one of his lackeys before. They maxed
Jane’s POV“Don’t you dare, Victoria,” I growled in a low warning tone. “Don’t do anything you’ll regret.”“Is that a warning or a plea?” she laughed. The man grabbed a shovel from the floor of the ship which was on its side, running towards me as he fell in through the window, falling out of the ship.“The next person to die will be you if you don't give me the children,” I threatened as she bought out a small knife with its edges dropping with some sort of liquid. “What are you trying to do?”“What does it look like? I’m introducing your children to the new life of being werewolves.”“Victoria, don’t do it. Please. We can talk about this.”I knew I would not get to her in time before she would stab the children with the weapon. I had to be careful or she would end their lives and no amount of magic would save them.“Please,” I pleaded.“Kneel,” she said.“What?”“Kneel!” her voice took on a harsher tone as the children started to wail.I did as she asked as she laughed noisily. “Th