Todos los capítulos de The Awakening of Slave: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

Senna’s POVWe were dropped onto the island in different helicopters. I was with three people I didn’t know. I had no idea where the nobles were. Which meant I didn’t know where Kalev was.I hadn’t gone back to Viktor’s estate in the days leading up to the games. I’d stayed with Kalev. I knew Viktor was furious about that. We both did. But I was safe at Kalev’s. He had extra guards stationed all around the estate. The staff were happy to have me back. They would watch out for me too.Thistle cried when I told him I was going back into the games. It had broken my heart to hear him cry. But I’d assured him that I would be okay. And I told him that once this was all over, we’d leave the capital and start a new life somewhere else.Kalev and I had spent the days leading up to the games planning. He knew the island. He showed safe places. We formed a plan on how to kill Viktor. Kalev told me about the reservoir at the facility. And about Thor.No one could find Thor though. No matter how h

Senna’s POVI was surprisingly calm as Junie and I walked through the forest. The forest was leading us, creating a path for us to follow. In the distance, we heard the screams. Every time someone screamed, Junie clenched my hand.“I’m scared,” she told me. She looked up at me with her big blue eyes. Memories of her from my time in Sector 6 flashed through my mind.“Don’t be,” I told her with a smile. “You’re in good hands. I already won these games once, remember?”That seemed to calm her down a bit.We walked through the forest and eventually came to a stream.The stream narrowed for us and we were able to cross it easily. The forest fell quiet. The only sound was our feet splashing through the water.On the other side, we both knelt down and scooped some fresh water into our hands to drink.“Where are we going?” Junie asked.“I don’t know,” I told her. “Wherever the forest tells us to go.”“What do you mean?” she asked, cocking her head to the side.“Kalev rebuilt the island,” I ex

Senna’s POVJunie and I were walking along the path when we heard a scream. It sounded like it was close by. We glanced at one another.“Someone needs help,” Junie said.Instantly, the trees rearranged themselves, veering to the left. They were showing us the way to the person who was screaming.Another high-pitched scream tore through the air.“Come on,” I said to Junie. We took off down the path.We ran fast, the ground cushioned beneath our feet. Fallen trees moved aside as we ran. The forest was literally clearing everything in our path. I didn’t even have to think about anything. I could just trust the forest to show us the way.As we ran, the screams got louder, which meant we were closerBefore long, we came to a clearing. My heart dropped.There were two people, a young man and a young woman. They were being circled by five nobles. The nobles had their swords drawn. They were laughing at the two people in the center of the circle.The girl’s arm was dripping with blood. Clearl

Senna’s POVWe walked along in silence, all of us tired. The sun started setting. The forest guided us, although I had no idea where it was taking us.The sharp scent of wet stone reached us before I heard the sound. Then I heard the water. Junie straightened up slightly behind me.“Do you hear that?” she asked quietly.“Yes,” I replied.“It sounds like a waterfall,” Isolde said.“That’s strange,” Korrigan added. “I don’t remember seeing a waterfall anywhere on the island the first time we were here.I nodded. We kept walking. The trees began to thin. Then suddenly, we found ourselves in an open space with a waterfall right in front of us.Junie stopped so abruptly she almost ran into my back.“Oh,” she breathed.The waterfall was massive.The water spilled from high cliffs. It crashed into dark stones below so hard that it shook the ground. Mist drifted through the, catching the setting sun’s light.The sound swallowed everything else.“This wasn’t here before,” Isolde said.“No, it

Senna’s POVI couldn’t stop thinking about what Isolde had said. We all sat down and fruit grew in the corner of the cave. Fresh fruit, sweet and ripe.“The island is feeding us,” Kalev said.“Did you design that?” I asked.He shook his head.Maybe the island was starting to think for itself. The words sat somewhere unpleasant beneath my ribs. What did that mean?The river had swallowed two noble heirs. It had parted for us but then taken them. I could still see their shocked faces as the island swept them away.And then there was the tree. The island had uprooted it and smashed that noble. There had been no need to. I’d already shot him with an arrow.And what about Viktor? Had the island really prevented him from shifting. Could it do that?I looked toward Kalev. He sat against the stone wall across from me. He was thinking too. his expression drawn tight in thought.If the island could stop someone from shifting, then what exactly had Kalev built? Or maybe that was the wrong questi