LIA'S POV.As I was being wheeled out of the laboratory, I could feel the weight of my body increasing, and I couldn't move a muscle. It was as though every drop of energy had been drained from my body. The white tiles on the wall and ceiling above me seemed to move in a blur, as my eyes refused to focus. My heartbeat was the only sound I could hear, and it sounded so weak.The wheels of the gurney screeched loudly on the smooth tiled floor, and I couldn't help but wonder where they were taking me. The machines attached to my body beeped rhythmically, and I tried to focus on the sound, hoping that it would calm me down.As we moved further down the hallway, I could see the silhouettes of several people in white coats walking around, and I couldn't help but wonder if they knew what was going on. I tried to call out to them, but my voice was nothing but a weak whisper. Nobody paid me any attention, and we continued down the hall.We finally reached a large steel door, and Alpha Lance an

LIA'S POV.I open my eyes and see a group of people standing around me. My head feels heavy and my body feels numb. I try to speak, but my voice is weak and barely audible. Am I dead? Is this the afterlife?Then I see Alpha Ryan, and I'm filled with a sudden rage. How dare he kidnap me and bring me to this place? I try to scream at him, but my throat is dry and it hurts to even make a sound. I glare at him with all the anger I can muster.One of the doctors says something about it working, and I wonder what they're talking about. What's working on me? I force myself to remain calm and try to observe my surroundings.The room is sterile and bright, with machines beeping and whirring in the background. Wires and tubes are attached to my body, leading to machines and monitors that I don't understand. I see the doctors watching me, their expressions intense and focused.I start to feel extremely tired, like my body is being pulled into a deep sleep. I try to fight it, but the exhaustion i

ASHER'S OVAs we approached Lance's pack boundary, my heart began to race. The adrenaline was pumping through my veins, and my mind was focused solely on the task at hand. I knew that this could be a dangerous mission, but I was determined to rescue Lia and bring her back home safely. Raya and his warriors were by my side, and we were all prepared for whatever may come our way.As we neared the pack boundary, Lance's guards came into view. They were large and muscular, with sharp claws and teeth that could easily tear through flesh. They growled at us as we approached, their eyes narrowing with suspicion and hostility. I knew that we were intruders in their territory, and they were ready to defend it at all costs.Just as we got within striking distance, Lance's guards received an order to attack us. They lunged forward, their claws and teeth bared in fury. We met their attack head-on, engaging them in a fierce battle that lasted several minutes. Raya and his warriors fought valiantly

RAYA'S POV.I set off the next morning, determined to find a seer who can help us locate Lia. Asher's guards are patrolling the pack, making sure that there are no more surprises from Alpha Lance's pack. I have to find a seer who can help us track Lia's scent and find her before it's too late.As I walked through the woods, I couldn't help but feel the weight of the situation on my shoulders. Lia was out there somewhere, and she was counting on me to find her. I had to find her before it was too late. As I walked, I kept my eyes open for any signs of a seer. I had heard that they could be found deep in the woods, away from civilization.After a few hours of walking, I spotted an old woman sitting by a campfire. She was dressed in rags, and her hair was wild and unkempt. I approached her cautiously, not knowing what to expect."Excuse me, ma'am," I said. "I'm looking for a seer. Can you help me?"The old woman looked up at me and smiled. "I am a seer," she said. "What do you need?"I e

RAYA'S POV.I woke up with a splitting headache, the kind that felt like someone was driving a stake through my skull. I groaned and sat up, my head pounding with every movement. I tried to remember what I had done the night before, but everything was hazy and blurred.As I stumbled out of bed, I realized that my entire body ached. It felt like I had been hit by a truck, repeatedly. I reached for the nightstand to steady myself, but my hand came up empty. That's when I noticed that everything in the room looked different, like it was slightly off-kilter.I stumbled my way to the bathroom, my head throbbing with each step. The world spun around me, and I had to grip the door frame to keep from falling over. When I finally made it to the sink, I leaned over and splashed some water on my face, hoping to clear my head.But the water only made things worse. It felt like an ice pick had been driven into my skull, and I doubled over, clutching my head in pain. I tried to take a deep breath,