We walked into the conference room and found King Parker with the rest of the alliance sitting around the table. We all took our seats and King Parker started speaking, “Well, everyone, it’s looking like the hunters are moving faster than expected. Our gaming friend has informed us that they have already bought a warehouse in the human town of Canon City. That’s only an hour from here. He also found out that they are trying to find more supernaturals to be able to be a mole for them. We were able to verify that the gamers who he is friends with are humans who do not even believe we exist. He plays a game where there are supernaturals at war. That’s why they think the whole thing is just talking about game play. We are doing our best to make them believe that this is all a game and that their search is game related.” Cedric asked, “Were you able to send anyone to the warehouse to verify that what they are saying is true?” King Parker nodded, “One of our scouts who knows Canon City very

Griffin flew down and landed in front of us. As soon as he landed, he spread his wings wide and cocked his head to the side. I grinned widely and stepped into his feathery embrace, “How ya doing big guy?” He chuckled, “I’m well. How are you doing?” I smiled, “I’m okay. We have a shitload of hunters coming. It’s going to be a huge war.” Griffin sighed, “I heard. There are portals going off everywhere. It’s scaring the animals a bit.” I cringed, “I’m sorry, but it’s necessary. We are evacuating all non-combatants to the Fae realm.” He nodded, “I know. I had to ask your mom what is going on.” I sighed, “I’m sorry. We should have warned you in advance.” He shrugged after I stepped out of his hug, “It’s fine. I just needed to get them to calm down. It’s all good now. So, what can I do for you all?” I explained, “We are looking at an entire hunter guild coming after us. Over five hundred hunters.” Griffin cringed as I continued, “We have warriors from every single supernatural species joinin

When we walked out to the training grounds, we found one hundred dragons standing at attention, waiting for us. We then found one hundred hawks standing at attention in front of all of the warriors. In front of the hawks, were the snakes. The weregators, werewolves, werebears and Lycans were all standing at attention. In human form were the witches, fairies and fae warriors. I smiled as I looked around, “Wow. The reality of this just hit me. Has there ever been a war where every single species in the alliance has fought together?” King Uther stood next to me and replied, “I have been with the alliance since the very beginning. I know there hasn’t. There hasn’t been one big enough for us all to need to band together. This one definitely warrants it though. We are all in danger.” Just then, Griffon landed in front of me, “Princess Sylvie, there is something you should know. We have found where the guild’s underground lair is. They have started loading trucks. It looks like it’s going to

As soon as Luke said that we got a mind link, “We have hunters arriving on foot. They have already killed two warriors who were on patrol.” Luke asked, “How many?” The warrior answered, “Approximately fifty, my prince.” He answered, “We will be there in a second.” I voiced to everyone else, “Fifty hunters on foot. Mom, they already killed two of our warriors.” Mom smiled, “I can take care of that.” Queen Carina raised an eyebrow and I explained, “Mom received the ability to resurrect and heal as long as it hasn’t been more than a few minutes since they died.” She raised her head in understanding and we all walked outside. I mind linked the warrior, “Which direction are they coming from?” He replied, “The south side.” Mom cast her spell to resurrect and I tapped the ground with my foot. Luke cast a paralyzing spell and it wasn’t long before we started hearing a bunch of yelling. I ran in that direction with Luke and I kept hearing mom yell at us to stop. When we got there, the bouncy g

I mind linked Luke, “How can he smell us if he’s human? He shouldn’t be able to.” Luke shrugged, “No clue. But if we don’t move, things are going to get scary.” I smiled, “You’re right.” We caught up with the leader and heard him, “I want this group to wear cameras. I want a live feed so I can see all of it as it’s happening.” Luke’s eyes glazed over and when they returned to normal, he turned to me, “I just told dad to tell everyone to only use magic on the next wave.” I asked, “Did you tell him why?” Luke nodded, “I don’t want them knowing all of our species.” I shook my head, “Me neither.” We watched as a group of forty men and women walked to a different room and put on a bunch of gear that was not going to help them. Why would they need bulletproof vests? We don’t use standard guns. As they loaded up on things like silver bullets and grenades, I was so thankful that our side was going to take them out with just magic. I looked at Luke and his eyes were glazed over again. He turne