Todos los capítulos de The Awakening of Slave: Capítulo 131 - Capítulo 140

Senna’s POVWe watched as the sector borns killed the nobles. I was glad that we didn’t have to be a part of it. They were good fighters and they unleashed the wrath of years of pent up anger. Even Junie fought, alongside Isolde. I watched her stab a noble in the leg. She looked at him, wide-eyed. Then she smiled.I was proud of her.But there was a heaviness in Verity as she watched. As a flora wolf, Verity didn’t like death. She liked life. Even though the nobles deserved everything that was happening, Verity was still sad to watch them die.She also knew that once it was over, she’d have to turn her attention to Kenna.That didn’t sit well with either of us. The nobles fell and the group came back to stand beside us. Kenna lowered her head onto her paws.Isolde tried to kill the wolf, but she couldn’t. She lowered her bow and her head. Korrigan was next. He went towards the wolf with the knife in his hand. But he couldn’t kill her either.Orrin wouldn’t even try. Verity and I both

Senna’s POVRage filled me. I thought about all the people we’d lost. It was too many. I thought about all the sacrifices we’d made. Sure, we’d won the games, but at was cost.The cost was too high.In the cave, the sectors had sent us a sponsor gift. They wanted to let us know that they were watching us. They had pirated the games. Which meant they were watching us now.I was fired up. My grief over losing Verity shifted to rage. This was our chance. With all the sectors watching, we could finally let them all know. We could ask them to rally. We could demand that they storm the capital.We had the chance not to just to end the games, but to end the capital.And I seized on that chance.The wind blew hard across my face. I held up the yellow flower.“Do you see this?” I seethed. “This is a funeral flower. This is for my wolf. She was a flora wolf and she gave her life for ours. She is gone now.”I dropped the flower. It fluttered to the ground. Everyone gathered around me. Kalev stoo

Senna’s POVWith the siphon tucked away in his pocket, Kalev and I made our way down the beach. He paused as we approached the helicopter. We both turned to look at the forest, engulfed in flames.“I know it sounds strange,” Kalev said, “but I’m sort of sad to see it burn like this.”I nodded. “It doesn’t sound strange,” I told him. “You engineered it. This has been your life’s work. I’m not surprised you’re feeling a bit nostalgic.”He pulled me in close. “You know, this is where we first met,” he sighed.“That’s incorrect,” I told him. “We first met at your estate. Before the games had even begun.”He furrowed his brows. “Yeah, you’re right,” he said. “It feels like a lifetime ago.”My mind flashed back to that fateful day. I’d just been betrayed by Kalev, and Mira. At least I thought Mira had betrayed me. Kalev had forged my signature and sold me to the games. I’d been so full of rage and hate at the time. I had no idea what awaited me. It was also the first day I met Thor and This

Senna’s POVWe didn’t say much on the walk back to the capital. But as we got closer and closer to the capital, we all became a little anxious. We heard the screams before we even saw the capital.“We stick together,” Kalev instructed us. “Junie, you stay close to Senna.”Junie gave a curt nod. She wrapped her hand around her knife.We approached the capital and the first thing we saw was that the walls had been compromised. The gates had been knocked down and a stream of people from the sectors were running through them.We stayed close to each other as we went through the gates. It was pure chaos inside the gates. All around us, people were running and fighting. Things were on fire. The scent of burning wood and hot metal was so thick we almost gagged.“We have to find Thistle,” I told Kalev. He nodded and led the way. We passed noble’s home, all of them barricaded with the nobles hunkered down inside. We didn’t engage in any fighting. We didn’t have to. A lot of the nobles had alre

Senna’s POVIt took a few weeks for the restructuring to go through. We told each sector that they could choose their own representatives and then decide from there what they wanted to do with their sectors.Our proposal was met with general enthusiasm. The orphans were taken by other nobles and were held in various estates. We weren’t sure yet what we were going to do with the capital.Petra, of all people, suggesting that we let the capital govern itself.“Not everyone in the capital is guilty,” she told us. “It’s not someone’s fault for just being born in the capital. We would you punish innocent people?She had a point. There were bad nobles in the capital. But there were good ones too. Kalev was proof of that. He was a kind, generous person. It wasn’t his fault he’d born into an evil family. It wouldn’t be fair to condemn the entire capital.So we brought that forth to the nobles. We made it perfectly clear that things weren’t going to be the same as they were though. The capital