I was stunned not only by the way he looked at me but also by the question that he had left hanging. It was as if he knew that I was going to find this place and that I was coming.Uncle Jericho already found his seat back and no one spoke. “Sol,” Uncle Marko stood beside him as he looked at him but Uncle Sol just stood there, staring at me until his eyes flickered.“I’m sorry,” he shook his head as if that action would help remove the confusion in his eyes or stop him from saying things that shouldn’t be said.“There are times when I get lost,” he explained as he took the seat beside Uncle Marko.I turned to look at Uncle Sol, “Are you sure it’s okay for him to come?” I know that Uncle Sol can hear me but it didn’t matter because if I want to make the plan successful there will be some sacrifices that need to be made. “I might have scared you with the way I acted earlier,” I turned to face Uncle Sol who gave me a small smile, “But after the last war, I suddenly have this certain g

We left the Black Moon pack with Uncle Jericho the next day and went straight to Purpura without anyone knowing. I showed him the entrance to Purpura but just like everyone else, he can’t enter Purpura without me. “I wish you could see how beautiful your mother’s land was before the war,” He walked ahead of us surveying the remnants of the ugliness that terrorized the land. Anya and I followed him as he walked ahead of us and stopped on one of the biggest buildings on the land. “This used to be as beautiful as a palace, and I can still remember all the good food that I have eaten inside,” he kneeled down and picked up a stone, inspecting it. “You’ve been here?” I asked as I walked to him. “Yes,” he stood up and a quirky smile appeared on his face.“This is where your mom and Aunt Dana both grew up here. This is their home before the war.” I turn and look at the remains of what used to be a glorious-looking house. “What happened?” Anya whispered from behind me. “Have you heard a

After a week of preparation, the final plan was now shared with the rest of my father’s friends.“I know that we have already talked about it. And I know that we have already agreed with what the plan is, but as I observed our warriors earlier I just can’t imagine any of them betraying us.” Uncle Leon pointed out. “You’re getting emotional Leon,” my father said rubbing his forehead. “We all know that what we are doing is for the pack. They have been discussing the same thing over and over again. And all of them are now on the edge. Even Uncle Nori saw the risk but understood why my father decided to push with the plan. But after hearing from Aunt Dana had placed an additional security with the barrier. If there was a threat present the secret barrier would be triggered and no one can get out unless Uncle Sol, Jericho, Marko, or Nori, would trigger the release. “Let me get this straight, We would start having tournaments for warriors to be the leader of the elite team, and to make

I have never seen Anya this angry. I stood before my Mate unable to say anything as she slapped me with the truth. The truth that I have been trying hard to hide.I didn’t know, didn’t even realize that she was observing me. That she had waited for me to open up to her. For me to tell her the secret that I never want anyone to know. But what hurt me more was the look of betrayal that lingers in her eyes right now. Anya never doubted me, even when we broke up she had always given me the benefit of the doubt. The reason why I couldn’t give up on her was because of that tiny flicker of hope that I saw in her eyes. And now I lost that hope. “Then how can you explain the shadows that are surrounding you right now?” Anya demanded and I knew that there was no way I, no, we could get out of this conversation without a scratch. I can’t hide my pain knowing that we reached this point because of me.“I know you have powers. What I don’t understand is why you keep hiding it from me. I am you

We had just fixed our problem and I know that it was just the tip of the iceberg. Before leaving Anya’s room, we both talked about what would happen and discussed the solutions together. I was amazed to see how Anya had grown. She was perfect in so many ways and I can’t help but be proud of the woman that she had become. I know that we have agreed on her training with DK but a part of me doesn’t like the idea. But after the conversation I had with Anya I know that if I want to keep Anya, I have to learn to compromise. “I know that you don’t want me to join the tournament,” Anya started to say, “But I really want to be part of it. I know the risks, and I promise to be careful. But if I don’t do it, if I don’t try it, a part of me might never be c