Hades' POV It was another day and I had released the twenty men from the room. I had drawn badges around their chest to identify them. It wasn't a badge they could remove, more of a tattoo, but not a tattoo. I walked across the field, not wanting to think about getting Brielle this time around. I wanted to free my hand. The noise was too much in my mind and I needed to enjoy the best moment of my life when I hadn't been noticed by Killian to be the Hades he was trying to kill. I suddenly heard some earsplitting screams around the Alpha's room and I thought it was a Brielle case but as I tried to take a step further, Dylan held me back and warned me not to go there. "Why? Is it a fire problem? Let's help Killian. Maybe we can capture Brielle like that." I said but he scoffed. "If it's that easy, we wouldn't threaten twenty wolves to work with us." He said. "Are they useful? Except for the two that convinced Beta to convince the Alpha." I said. "They might not be useful yet. But

Killian's POV The pack doctor had been summoned to treat me on time as my case was very crucial. He had been applying those dotes on my legs and it took approximately six hours before I could heal. Even my wolf couldn't do much of healing. "You're now free to go," he said and discharged me. I felt like still lying in bed but he pushed me to the ground and I landed with a loud thud. He scooted his feet away from her before I would kick his ass off for being so rude and impertinent towards the Alpha. The memories of where Brielle could swoon to my memory as I mind-linked the dudes I employed to help me retrieve her from the hands of her bloodthirsty criminal called Hades. "Hey," I said through the mind link, "where is Brielle? I shouldn't be asking if you eventually caught up with her. I should be asking where you locked her up. Huh?" "Sure, you should ask that same question. Well, she's locked in the store." He said. "What!!" I yelled but he disconnected from the mind link and t

Dylan's POV We had lost Brielle once more. I was not on Killian's side anymore. Hades saved my life and even if I found out Brielle's location, I would lead her to Hades, not Killian. I was still in the room where Brielle was formerly kept, and I could sense the tension rising outside. It seemed like they were pushing some set of wolves out of the pack to slay them in front of anyone. What could have angered Killian to do that? I walked towards the window and peeped through as I saw that up to nineteen wolves had laid to the ground while Killian's high-ranking officials surrounded all of them with daggers knives and guns strapped to them. I breathed a sigh of relief since they didn't come for me but when my eyes stared better at those victims, I realized they were the nineteen wolves that we had chosen to support us in the escape of Brielle. How the hell were they caught? One must have escaped or been killed since they were twenty but I guessed they were coming for me as well. The

Killian's POV I was the Alpha of my pack, everyone knew that, but the injuries sustained by Hades' men and that traitor called Dylan, needed to be addressed urgently. More warriors came to this place and led me straight to the pack healer's district. Anyone being treated at that moment would need to be taken away while I sit on the bed, I mean the VIP bed. "What about my men? The warriors that were shot in the leg." I asked the ones conveying me to the pack healer but their response was kind of vague. I wanted to release myself from their grip and kick them in their asses, but they held me tighter and didn't permit me to make a move till we got into the pack healer's district where they dumped me on the bed. I knew right then that if it wasn't for their cooperation with me ever since I could have easily died amongst them as their combined energies might bring me down. But loyalty was something considered with high reference back then and I could sense that in the lives of my warri

Killian's POV No. I wasn't going to give up. I needed to seize Brielle from his grip. He had run out of the hideout, his clothes burning up in flames. That was so entertaining to watch, but at the same time, he could flee with Brielle. "Why are you waiting, watching him?" I asked my men who were close to him when he escaped. I wondered why they hesitated to fire at him. "You all should stay somewhere while I go confront him myself," I said and composed myself as I shifted into my wolf. I could sense some of them following me behind, probably to ensure I was safe. I didn't attack them anymore. I left them to follow me since their disobedience might be of prior importance to me now. I could see Hades running and panting heavily as he headed towards the deeper side of the woods. Once he stared back and saw me running towards him with his wolf, he turned to another direction and hid somewhere. I suddenly didn't see him anymore, but I could still sniff Brielle's scent. I had promised t