To try to get along, Dan asked Norma to go with him to revisit the cave and caverns found under the abandoned cabin. He knew that they would not find the vampires there because the leader had told him that they would leave the place, however he told her that he wanted to go check to see if they found any clues or traces that would lead them to Brooke.Deep down, he just wanted to earn her trust and dispel her suspicions about him, because he knew it would be difficult for them to find anything there.She accepted because she hadn't had time to check out the area due to Roy's death. Even though she knew that Captain Mulligan had swept the place from top to bottom with a special commission, she wanted to go do her own inspection of the place, not caring that this guy was meddling.The drive from the city to the cabin area was uncomfortable; neither of them wanted to talk the whole way. Only when they reached the cabin and entered the tunnel did Dan speak to her to

Unlike Christopher, who had his lab at home, Dansk made the wise decision to have his lab elsewhere. That's how vampires differed from wolves, in the marked distrust they have of everyone. Dansk had his laboratory in the basement of another house just outside the city to have the greatest possible discretion. In addition, knowing how restless his clanmates were, he did not want to risk being seen when they went there for any reason or when he himself took them for some activity of scientific interest, such as the one in which he developed the compound on the skin to protect them from the sun and they were going from group to group to put it on each one.Leaving his home in the city was not a problem or concern for him. He had three more houses besides the one where he had his lab, and only the address of the one he left was on his driver's license, so he wasn't worried about the police looking for others he owned.He knew the police would find nothing in that house, si

The moonlight cast eerie shadows from the trees across the forest floor in the clearings that occasionally appeared in front of Dan as he walked. He had been about to reach that vampire three times, but two or three more appeared out of nowhere and made him distract himself from his goal without being able to catch them. He was now in the woods and had lost sight of them, but he still felt them. When they took him there, he thought that due to the number of his attackers, perhaps it could be a trap and he decided to be more cautious. He felt his presence everywhere and realized that he was practically surrounded.Zander commanded the actions from an SUV hidden among the trees a few meters from the ambush site. He ordered another member of the clan to draw his attention and take him there, where they would proceed to capture him. That's what he did, appearing in front of Dan and telling him that he knew where his girlfriend was but that he wouldn't tell him. But Dan was alread

Despite his suspicions, when Andrew found out he wasn't a vampire his world turned upside down. Not so much because he wasn't, but because it wasn't his real family. He felt like one of them, even though he was always in the shadow of the rest of the clan, living his life practically as a human. He never participated in the group's hunting expeditions because Zander wouldn't let him, claiming as a justification that he was not like the rest, that is, he was not a "renegade" in need of blood, and that made him leave aside his concerns and questions, although most of the time he wanted to do it fervently, perhaps because of his lycanthropic hunting instinct. The few times he interacted with the clan it was to carry out Zander's orders and wishes, either by moving them around or controlling possible unauthorized activities imposed by him.Of course, he was recognized as the highest rank after Zander, who introduced him to the clan as his son, and where despite the fact that everyone knew

Suspecting that she might have a solid lead on her hands, Norma returned to the station to do some research on the man who was following Dan, and also on the address he went to in the cab. She took advantage of the fact that Mark and Doris were also there to help her investigate.“The facial recognition program doesn't give a definitive result,” said Mark, when the program had finished. “I knew that would happen because we only have half of his face, but I still wanted to try.”“And how many possible results does it show?” Norma asked.“You don't want to know,” Mark replied. “What have you found out about the address?”“The owner is a certain Anatoli Margorov, a Russian national, but something is not right here”, said Norma.“What do you mean?” Doris asked, coming up to her with Mark.“I have a copy of the registry of the house, and this Margorov guy ap