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Every Note, Every Lab

Author: Sis Shepherd
last update publish date: 2026-04-15 00:40:41

He waited. And in the suffocating silence of his office, the longer he waited, the more his frayed nerves began to snap.

Dr. Chatmory had worked in trauma for over a decade. He had dealt with hardened gang members, unhinged addicts, and dangerous criminals bleeding on his tables, but the werewolves scared the absolute fuck out of him. It was a primal, instinctual terror that settled deep in the marrow of his bones. Even Jax—who had always been relatively polite and paid in thick stacks of untra
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  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   She's Seen Everything

    Elias stared at the screen, the scrolling green and red light casting ghoulish shadows over his face. He felt the weight of Jax’s question like a physical press against his chest."Honestly, Jax... I can't answer that question yet," Elias admitted, his voice barely a whisper. He didn't look up; he couldn't bear to see the devastation on the Beta’s face. "I'm searching. I’m looking for every anomaly, every fail-safe. But I think we have time. Ginny seems to be strong, and a strong woman can do amazing things. I’ve seen it in my ER, I’ve seen it in surgery. Sometimes the soul keeps the body together when the biology should have given up."Jax wasn't listening to the medical platitudes. He was pacing the small, high-tech space like a caged predator, his breathing coming in ragged, shallow bursts."Leela has been to the brink and back so many times because of our father," Jax growled, the words vibrating in the air like a low-frequency hum. "And to know now that he did this to MY Ginny...

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Experiments

    The blue light of the monitors flickered rapidly, reflecting in Jax and Fennigan’s eyes as a cascade of data began to flood the air-gapped system. Rows of genetic code, highlighted in aggressive reds and yellows, scrolled past at a dizzying speed."It’s not just Ginny, and it’s not just the Elementals," Elias said, his voice dropping to an awed, horrified whisper. "Look at the timestamps. This spans fifty years."He opened a folder labeled Project Chimera. The screen filled with grainy, digitized photos of medical charts and anatomical sketches that made Jax’s stomach turn."Damon didn't invent this obsession; he just inherited it and gave it a playground," Elias explained, scrolling through the data. "They were trying to bypass the Goddess entirely. There are files here showing they were attempting to splice regular wolf DNA into human subjects as far back as the late seventies. But look at this section..."He clicked on a sub-file that looked like a series of nursery logs. "They wer

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Ghost-Drive

    The atmosphere in the hallway shifted instantly as Elana’s wheelchair came to a stop. She was flushed, her hair damp with sweat, and her chest was still heaving, but her eyes held a spark of defiance that hadn't been there before."Mom? Are you okay?" Fennigan and Jax asked in perfect, worried unison.Elana let out a long, shaky breath, wiping a bead of perspiration from her forehead. A weary, triumphant smile broke across her face. "Oh, yes. I just finished my first session of physical therapy.""And?" Fennigan asked, his voice low with anticipation."It went well," she whispered. "I was able to pull myself up... and I actually took a step, boys. On my own." She gripped the armrests, her knuckles white. "Your father... no, not father. I refuse to think my beautiful, honorable boys came from someone so evil. Damon is not going to keep me in this chair forever. He’s taken enough of my life. He won't take my legs, too."Jax reached down, placing a grounding hand on her shoulder. "He’s g

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   My Monsters

    Ginny’s eyes fluttered open, her lashes dark against her pale cheeks. She blinked, looking from the doctor to the Alphas with a sleepy, confused smile. "What are you all doing?" she asked, her voice a soft rasp. "Staring at me while I sleep? You’re going to give a girl a complex."Before anyone could answer, the sound of bright, infectious giggling echoed down the hallway, followed by the frantic slap-slap-slap of small feet on the polished floor.Sarah, a young guard with a vibrant energy that always seemed to lift the pack’s spirits, came bursting in behind them. She had been a constant fixture in the nursery, helping Leela navigate the early days of the twins before she’d found her own mate, Toby. Though she was newly mated and secretly carrying a little one of her own, she wasn't showing yet, but she moved with that protective, maternal glow that only other mothers seemed to notice."Momma!"Caspian and Briar, now fourteen months old and full of mischief, ignored everyone else. Th

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Get to Work

    "I didn't use hospital software, Jax. And I didn't use anything the Council gave me," Chatmory explained. He leaned back against the counter, a ghost of a smile touching his weary face. "A few months ago, I had to stitch up a human. A real piece of work who calls himself 'The Weaver.' He used to spend his nights in the neutral territory pawning himself off as some mysterious werewolf, but he’s really just a tech-savant who got in way over his head."Chatmory took a breath, his eyes clouding with the memory. "He paid me for the stitches by building me a ghost-protocol drive. He told me he’d been out in the forest, acting as the 'key' for three monsters who needed to break into a high-security bunker to save a girl. He was shaking so hard I could barely get the needle in him."Elias paused, the realization finally clicking as he looked from Jax to Fennigan, and then finally to Leela. He saw the way Fennigan’s golden eyes flared."Wait," Elias whispered, his voice trailing off. "The bunk

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Synthetic Mutation

    The crash was spectacular. Elias’s sedan plowed through the rail, tumbling down the three-hundred-foot ravine before hitting the jagged rocks below. Within seconds, a pre-planted incendiary device triggered. A fireball roared up the cliffside, the heat so intense it distorted the air and turned the interior of the car into a blackened tomb.The Council’s SUV screeched to a halt at the broken rail. The two men in tailored suits stepped out, their expressions unreadable as they stared down at the inferno."He was a liability," the lead man murmured, watching the flames consume the medical files they assumed were still in the trunk. "A shame. He was a talented surgeon."They didn't see the dark van slipping away through a narrow, overgrown service road miles above them. They didn't see Jax, standing on a ridge half a mile away, his golden eyes narrowed as he watched them fall for the bait.The van pulled into a secluded, heavily fortified garage on the outskirts of the Blackwood estate.

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   High Counselor Henderson

    The morning had been a rare gift of normalcy, a lingering echo of the peace Leela had found the night before. With the "fire-brain" finally quenched, she felt a profound sense of clarity as she moved through her garden. The damp soil felt cool beneath her feet, grounding her as she snipped vibrant

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   I Need You

    The bedroom was already too warm. Leela lay curled on her side of the bed, one hand splayed across her swollen belly where she felt the little butterflies Zephyr made. The stone in her chest pulsed with heat that had nothing to do with the late spring night outside their window. Fire. So much fire.

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   We Stop Running

    The boys were kept in sterile, soundproof labs, where Vane’s scientists performed horrific surgeries while the subjects were fully awake, trying to map the flow of magic through their veins and harvest it for themselves. The girls were treated as nothing more than broodmares, forced to breed in a d

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   No One Came Back

    The tension in the room didn't just break; it shattered, leaving behind the raw, bleeding truth.Fennigan sank into his heavy leather chair, his head dropping into his hands. "It’s already started, Veda," he rasped, his voice thick with exhaustion. "Leela had a nightmare two nights ago. She saw the

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