Semua Bab Omega Unleashed: Bab 131 - Bab 140

Elena POV “Have you ever heard of them Nellie?” I asked. “This Starlight theatre group? It sounds like they’re popular.” After buying a few fruits in exchange for information on how to get to the venue where the play was being held, we set out on our way. “I have.” She said after quickly swallowing the bite of mango that she’d been chewing. “A few years ago, but I’ve never had the opportunity to see them like this.” “Should we take the shortcut, Luna?” The guard asked. Earlier the fruit seller had told us about a quicker way to get to the venue. I shook my head. “No, let’s keep going. I’ve had enough of shortcuts.” “What?” Nellie turned to look back at me, a questioning look on her face. I shook my head. “Nevermi—“ “Watch where you’re going.” A young man said as he brushed past me. As he moved to go past the guard, the guard grabbed him and twisted his hand behind his back. His face paling quickly, the young man tried to throw a punch with his other hand, but even that one was

Elena POV “How did you get here?” I stared at him, looking from top to bottom to confirm he wasn’t a figment of my imagination. “You didn’t even call.” “I did.” He said, still eyeing the actor who was now, slowly shrinking backwards, away from us. “Several times. You didn’t pick up.” “You’re injured.” My brows furrowed as I pulled a handkerchief out of my purse and wiped the dried blood off his face. Fortunately, the wound wasn’t deep. It was just several small scratches. Once I was done wiping it off, I rolled the handkerchief into a ball and thrust it into my pocket. “What happened? Why are you hurt?” He drew his gaze away from the actor who was still staring wide eyed at the both of us, and turned to me. “Got into an accident earlier.” “An accident?” My voice was too loud and several theatre goers turned to see what was going on. I turned Draven away before they could notice who he was, and pretended to look for the source of the noise with them. When they all looked away,I l

Elena POV “Speak.” Draven said as Lucas faced us in his study, his head bent low. He’d requested we move to the study as the information he had to give was sensitive. “What do you mean you lost her?!” Lucas had tried to hide it, but I saw how he’d flinched at Draven’s raised voice. I grabbed Draven’s hand tightly. When he turned to me, I said through our mind link: ‘take it easy.’ He nodded and drew in a deep breath. When he spoke to Lucas again, his voice was much calmer. “What happened?” Then, just as Lucas opened his mouth to speak, he cut in roughly. “Go straight to the point. I want the specifics in as few words as possible.” Lucas closed his eyes tightly, a pained look coming over his face. “Magnus has betrayed us.” “Impossible.” Draven said firmly even as a chill ran down my spine. Was this what the note had been referring to? “I don’t want to believe it either.” Lucas said. “But I have no choice. The evidence is staggering.” “Show it to me.” Draven said. “Magnus has

Lucas POV Rather than give an order for the chains to be put back on Magnus, Draven narrowed his eyes at me. “What do you mean it’s dangerous?” “He’s already attacked our warriors.” I said. “He could try to attack you too.” He snorted, then laughed for a long minute before a glint came into his eyes. “Tell me Lucas,” he said as he leaned forwards, his lips curving into a smile that I knew all too well. “If push comes to shove, would you or would you not be able to handle Magnus without any help?” I paused to think about it for a minute, then nodded. “I would. But it would be a little bit difficult. We’re almost evenly matched.” “No need to be so modest.” Draven leaned back in his seat. “I’m sure everyone here knows how deadly you are on the battlefield.” His gaze trailed over my exposed arm, I was wearing a short sleeved shirt. “Your battle scars aren’t for nothing. They’ve been earned.” “I’m not being modest.” I coughed lightly into my palm as the eyes of everyone in the hall

Elena POV “I abused nothing!” Magnus forced out through tightly clenched teeth. He looked around the hall, and his shoulders stiffened for a second as he caught sight of his subordinates. With a look on his face as if he wanted to rip them into shreds, he narrowed his eyes at them. “How much was it?” They remained quiet until the deputy turned slightly towards Magnus. “How much was what?” “How much were you paid to betray me?” Magnus asked, the corner of his lips curling into a smile that didn’t really reach his eyes. “Was it worth it? You don’t care that you’re putting the pack in danger?” “I don’t know what you’re talking about.” The deputy turned back around, contempt filling his eyes. “Why would I need to get paid to reveal the truth? You don’t think everyone is like you who would sell out their own people to the enemies do you?” Even at this distance, I could see how tightly Magnus’ teeth were clenched. His eyes as he looked at his deputy blazed as if he wished to burn him a