Peru groaned hard as he came to.
A splitting headache hit him, making his head bang like there was a blacksmith hitting iron against an anvil within his head. Some people were shouting, he thought, as he struggled to open his eyes.
Peru finally opened his eye, only to be lost for long seconds. He was in the middle of a raging battle.
“Awake boy?” A voice asked and a face looked down at him. It was Uncle Kunle.
The whole event in the corridor slammed back at him.
“You’re just right on time,” Uncle Kunle was saying. He grabbed him heavily and turned Peru’s gaze towards the battlefield.
Peru’s eyes widened as he watched, tongue-tied for long minutes.
They were still on their estate grounds, in the forest around the borders where his father had earlier sent his brother to battle the shadow wolves who were said to have infiltrated their lands.
His brother and
Scar jerked up from the bed, sweating heavily. “Father!” he screamed, rushing to find his father… to save him… or anything.A hand held Scar firmly, and he struggled hard against his assailant.“Darell.”It was like cold water poured upon him, jolting him to full wakefulness. Scar ceased his struggles and allowed his eyes to be accustomed to his surroundings. Simi was sitting on the bed beside him, and a middle-aged Omega servant, Moses.Scar groaned at the splitting headache that hit him, raising a hand to his head.“Young master, are you all right?” Moses held him by the sides and asked.“Don’t call me that…” Scar hissed, pushing Moses’s hands off him as he struggled to his feet.“Darell…” Simi tried to stop him from standing, but seeing he would not accept, she supported him to his feet. “You need to rest Darell,&rd
It was totally dark. Everyone apart from the guards on watch and patrol had probably gone to sleep when Scar picked his body slowly, standing to his feet. He groaned, staggering for a moment before he got a feel of his feet.Scar could not think coherently at the moment. Reno was gone!He had called for him, felt for him all through the torture with Alpha Toni, but nothing came forth. There was only darkness where Reno should have been, and then the agony from the torture felt ten times what it usually was.Scar slowly made his way home. Simi would have been worried sick about him.Despite that it was night, everywhere was dimly lit with yellow electric bulbs, making nothing hidden to the guards who sniggered as he stepped out of the warriors training building and trudged home. The lights began to get dim as he headed towards the outskirt, to the area where the servants and Omegas lived. Most of the light bulbs had spoilt hence the near darkness in these
The scimitars flowed one into another as she struck at the beast in front of her, fast. The weapons were like an extension of her hands, and with the addition of her magic she was once again in her element; at one with the world. Her skin glowed gold where the arcane marks appeared, signifying the magic running through her like opium and almost making her giddy. But she held the magic tight to her with powerful control born from years of training and discipline. She feinted to the right as the beast struck for her face, its inhuman growl accompanied by a scent of earth. It knew it was fighting a losing battle and
The very first day she arrived at Orun Isu, it was Alake who brought her. Her grandmother was very busy and had left her with Alake’s family in the real world for three days, which was not unusual, and that night Alake had come to her bedside telling her they had to go somewhere before bringing her here through teleportation. Tara remembered that she was still hurting, the pain of her parent’s death was still very raw, but for a moment her arrival at Orun Isu, a world of its own with gits reat beatific sights had taken her mind away from the pain.
What was taking him so long?He was never late to their appointments. But then she had come way too early.She slinked deeper into the darkness, behind the powerful web of invisibility she had painstakingly conjured long minutes ago.Waiting.Darkness shrouded his arrival into the equally dark room bereft of any iota of light. The magic cloak he cast upon himself was so powerful she felt even the Matron was she still alive would have had a hard time noticing him. But she sensed him the moment he arrived, that qu
The whole house had been noisy ever since her grandmother died, too loud for her liking.To say that when her grandmother was still alive she spent every day wishing for anything other than the deathly quiet that usually filled the halls and grounds of their mansion. In the whole house with its fifteen rooms, there used to be only her, her grandmother, the maid Sade, Ben the housekeeper, and Ireti who doubled as the gardener and gateman; and all of them were witches too.Now the halls and their compound were filled with strangers, people who had come to pay their last respect to her grandmother. The majority of these people were low-ranked witches who have been helped one way or the other by their family or are currently working in one of their numerous companies, while others were normal people and dignitaries who also had certain affiliations with them.
“Werewolves! How is that even possible?” Anu scoffed, making the younger battlemages around her burst into laughter.“This is not even the time for that!” Tara turned a heated gaze at her. The look she gave her was so powerful that it silenced everyone laughing, and for the first time, Anu drew back.“Are you here to stand around like fools or to join the search for clues?” Tara barked at the battlemages who mumbled incoherently and quickly beat a hasty retreat, heading deep into the forest.It was dark now. The burial ended hours ago, the fake body of her grandmother deep in the ground, and the gravesite empty. Witches prowled the whole area, searching for clues with their magic, and the security guards who watched the place had been put to sleep with magic so t
Scar felt a dull snap as he flew several meters in the air to hit a mammoth tree which broke his fall. He groaned animatedly, staying on the forest floor and holding to his sides where the broken rib was already healing.Their sassy laughter filled the forest as usual, and he rolled animatedly on the ground for effect, perfecting his act.“Get up sissy,” Wade said, making their laughter increase.Scar lay there for a second or so more, basking in the little window of rest he had.“Get up fool,” Danielle added in her silver voice.Scar groaned, this time in surrender. Anytime Danielle came around the torture usually lasted longer. She was the only daughter of Alpha Oden, another pack s