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Chapter Nine: Interrogations
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Rejected Obsidian Lycan Chapter Thirteen: Blood.
Third person's pov.They didn't permit Maya to leave, nowhere, for some unknown reason, it seems they were a bit lax with keeping her prisoners, there were no silver chains any longer and she was allowed to wander, in the confines of a room.It had been a week since she was almost burnt to death and Sarah had been a close contact for her, after a while, Maya had become fond of her, so much so that she had been assigned a new room in the pack house.Sarah knocked on the doors of this new room, before pushing the door open, “Hey,” Maya sat by the window sill, taking in the fresh air and wishing more than anything that she could use her vision again, that she could see the environment she was in, however it didn't seem that was likely, “Hi,” she offered a sad smile in return.Sarah noticed this and couldn't help but feel sorry for the girl who was likely the same age as she was but due to the fact that she had been malnourished, her features appeared sickly, “How are you feeling?” May
Rejected Obsidian Lycan Chapter Thirteen: Unspeakable past
3rd person pov.Maya stirred in her sleep, a sign of the nightmare that plagued her whether she was asleep or awake, it didn't matter, at last, she burst forth in shock, her arms stretched out before her as if reaching for something.She asked herself what was that, her body trembled vehemently as though it had been the worst, most scary nightmare she had ever seen. Yet she couldn't push the feeling that it was all real.Too real.She shakenly reached for her eyes which had been bandages as she recalled the last thing she had witnessed before she had passed out.I was about to be burnt in a pyre, had he changed his mind? She muttered to herself.Unbeknownst to her, someone watched her silently as time passed by until she felt a presence in the room with her, “Who's there?” Alert, she recoiled into herself and inched backwards into she felt the headrest behind her.Her body reminding her of the danger of the torture she had been through in her past and the scary images she though she
Rejected Obsidian Lycan Chapter Eleven: Theory's unknown
Vareks pov.I dashed into the flames, ripping the binds that held Maya in place, wrapping my hands around her and taking her out before the scorching fire could consume the entire pyre.Sounds of confusion echoed around me but I couldn't care about them, what I did care about was what Maya had said.Or rather the name she had called.“Auren,” Auren, my shining light.Maya was throwing a fit, desperate to get the smoke out of her lungs, her eyes hadn't healed but in its place appeared black orbs as dark as the night time. I shook her gently, trying to get her to wake up because I had only one question for her.She stared at me or rather, it appeared as though she was staring at me, her dark long hair framed her features, her brows knitted in confusion, probably wondering why I had stopped the execution.My breathing was heavy, I didn't know how to bring myself to question her but I wanted to, “How?”Maya's brows knitted further.How? Why? Where?All the questions.Or perhaps it had be
Rejected Obsidian Lycan Chapter Ten: Burning name
3rd person's povVarek, after hearing the gibberish Maya had uttered was enraged as he shot to his feet, glaring at the girl in front of him, “What did you just say?” Maya, unbeknownst to him, was in a turmoil, she was scared of what she had just seen, the dead bodies, the cries for help, the howls of injustice, it felt so real like she was standing right in the middle of it all.“I'm ... .I'm ... .sorry I didn't…mean..” she stuttered as she tried to apologize but Varek's mind was already made up, all that he had suspected was actually true.Varek let out a dry chuckle, “I knew we should never have let you into the pack,” he stated before storming out, not giving Maya a chance to speak.Maya stuttered, trying to get him to listen but he was already gone. She wanted so much to apologize and to explain herself, but she didn't know what to explain.She didn't know what had happened, what she had seen that made her utter such words. Maya tugged at the chains for the first time, wanting
Rejected Obsidian Lycan Chapter Nine: Interrogations
3rd person pov.Claudia shrieked back as her skin brushed Varek's and for a moment, she felt an excruciating pain that shut through her body like an electric current, gritting her teeth tightly, she pulled her hands off his and inched away from Varek.To Varek, it would seem as though she was reacting to the silver chains which was one of the many weaknesses to the werewolves among others.He himself would have sustained injuries if it wasn't for the leather gloves that he had worn. He also saw this little act as a sign of defiance and this enraged him even more.“Alpha Varek with all due respect, you can't do this to her, it would hinder the whole process of her healing, only making her remain in our pack longer that you want,” Mark tried to reason, casting a sad gaze at the weak and helpless Maya who had to endure all this suffering just because their alpha was too insecure and suspicious of everything that moved.Varek ignored Mark's pleas, grabbing Maya's hands with more force tha
Rejected Obsidian Lycan Chapter Eight: Chains
Third person pov.Bringing his parents into the mix, that was a rather bold move even for Norman, she knew more than anyone how much Varek hated to bring up his parents but she also knew Varek would do anything for them.“Perhaps that's the reason for their deaths,” Varek reminded Norman as well as Sarah.Norman however didn't believe that Varek's parents were no more, but as long as she had no proof of that, she couldn't bring it up before Varek.With one last harsh glare in Maya's direction, Varek finally relented before walking away, that was not before glaring at Maya one last time, “I won't be letting her out of my sight,”“Neither will I,” Sarah muttered.But to both of them, a different meaning, one of care while the other of caution.Varek led his pack and the others until they finally arrived at an abandoned site, one that had belonged to but had not been utilised, at least they had somewhere to reside now instead of wandering the woods like rogues.Varek didn't waste any mor
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