ログインMaeve Stefan immediately caught up to the others, and I stared out the window as I sat behind him. The scenery on the way to Cyrus and Layla's looked normal as we started our drive, but as we got out of the country, the world seemed to completely change. Life in the cities had already been slowly spiraling out of control, but in the brief amount of time between the president making his speech and us leaving, all hell had broken loose. It was like a green light for everyone to act on the evilness that they kept hidden within. Normally, Luke would welcome new souls to keep the earth heated, but the increasingly unreasonably warm weather told me there were far too many for my mate and the others to keep up with. "He'll be fine, Maeve. Stop worrying," Kayin said in an attempt to reassure me, but I ignored my wolf and let the concern for my mate have its way with me. It was hard not to worry as we passed deserted and wrecked vehicles that sat in the median or off the side of the roa
Cordelia The controlled chaos that unfolded as soon as the others left reminded me of ants hurrying before a storm. Pack members quickly walked around, going in and out of the house with their cellphones glued to their ears, while the phones left behind by those who had shifted rang nonstop on the counters and table, begging to be answered. Before I had a chance to grasp the seriousness of what was going on, Sam hurried Harlee upstairs with Cole following closely behind them. As I stood in the center of the craziness, a group of people I hadn't yet met came into the kitchen and started cooking the food no one had a chance to get to. Lorne took my hand in his own and led me to the front porch where we were out of the way. We both quietly stared at the beauty of nature for a couple of seconds before Lorne cleared his throat. "I should be getting back." I nodded my head as I continued to stare blankly into the forest. "I figured you would." Lorne lightly grazed my cheek with
Rieka I walked out of my office and headed towards the kitchen to join the others, looking forward to simply hanging out while getting dinner going, as mundane as that sounds. If I never spent another moment in an office again, it would be too soon. After a very late breakfast, we spent the rest of the day calling every Alpha, Luna, and other supernatural being that we knew, alerting them to what was going on. We were asked so many questions we didn't have answers to, and it killed me not being able to give them more information so they could be better prepared. We didn't know why the government was now targeting us, and we didn't know how to protect ourselves without overloading the underworld with evil souls. Tyler, Freya, Zane, and Kaden decided to rotate shifts with the warriors to make sure we stayed well guarded at all times. Meanwhile, I couldn't help but be irritated and disappointed with Falco and Rory for being in their room literally all fucking all day. "I tried
Harlee A strange vibe took over when we finally met up with Jay, Mia, and Izzy, and they told us what happened to Sophia. I knew that many of the coven members had issues with Sophia's attitude and behavior, and it certainly wasn't a secret that she and I couldn't stand each other, so I didn't really know how to react to the fact that she gave her life to put an end to whatever Allen's actual intentions were. Mia and Jay decided to ride with the others, leaving Cole and I alone for the duration of our road trip. As he quietly drove the SUV, I sat next to him wondering what exactly I should say, or if I should even say anything at all. Thankfully, he was the first to break the awkward silence between us. "She wanted this, you know," he said with a placid tone. "What?" I asked, giving him a confused look. "To die. She wanted to die. As crazy as that may sound, she didn't want to live forever," he replied as a slight smile formed on his face. This conversation quickly made me reali
Cordelia My brain was struggling to make sense of everything that was happening. None of this is what I expected when I came here. All I wanted was information that might help me find Harlee. Instead, someone decided that it'd be funny to toss pieces from different horror movies into a blender and throw the contents in my face. Lorne was trying to comfort me the best that he could by encouraging me to lean into him as he gently rubbed my upper arm. I looked up at his dark, caring eyes, feeling stupid for pushing him away as I had, all because I didn't believe a thing he had said and I wanted to prove him wrong. And now there's a pretty God damn good chance that the world is going to end on top of him being right. What in the actual fuck? I chewed on my bottom lip as I left Lorne's side and made my way upstairs, knocking on Rory and Falco's door to check in on my friend. Falco slowly opened the door, making sure to let in as little light as possible, his lips forming a tight sm
Fiona My fingers ran through Levi's chest hair as I lightly traced the tattoos that decorated his skin. Lying next to him and feeling the warmth of his body against my own as I listened to the sound of his beating heart helped to ease my mind. And lately, I have needed that more than ever. I thought that life had finally calmed down after everything that had happened. Things seemed like they were on the right track for a change. Fairies had more freedom than we ever had before, females had more respect than ever, and I was able to stop pretending to be someone I wasn't. Dragons were now living peacefully with those they loved, whether it be their chosen or their fated. Levi, Fafnir, Tiamat, and Quetzalcoatl shared the responsibilities of being not only dragon deities but also the new elders. They balanced each other out while also keeping one another in check. However, I have to admit that their mates play a big role in the last part. I had sent all of my female warriors out







