Novel & Cerita Alas, Babylon

Alec was glad to know that there are still some lands left unspoiled by the industrialisation that has taken over the planet over the decades. They still didnt know where she is going. And they still don't know how they can get in contact with Sybil, that is confined within a tightly knit internal communication system, without their WDF mobile comms. It was evening when they all turned up infront of a gated old mansion with high walls surrounding what seemed to be hectares of farmland they could visibly make out in the light of the moon. They have arrived in a place called 'Baguio' in the Philippines - a bustling modern city built atop the Sierra Madre mountains. The air in this city is wint

The fact that I want to study baffles her completely and the idea of leaving, she somehow takes as a personal insult, so I don’t mention either in front of her. My Grandad on the other hand is much more understanding, he’s very old and was a warrior when Abaddon’s Grandfather, Alpha Isaiah, was in charge. They travelled to many packs across the country searching for Alpha Isaiah’s mate and even a few abroad. For years he’s told stories of the way packs are run, some a lot worse, but some seem to give their citizens a lot more freedom.

he adds, matter-of-factly. Dread washes over me. I think I finally understand what he wants to burn out. However, just before I get to voice my thoughts, Alister shakes his head and starts backing away from us. “Not God, not Ophelia. Mommy. The gardens know how to burn out the monster before it consumes mommy. They say we need to hurry if we want mommy to live.”

Well…he was my mate. “Fine. I’m listening.” “From the East is Tau, the Alpha of the east. From the North is the Twins of the Stars, Alphas of the North, Light and Sky. From the south are the Triplets of the eclipse; Amare, Philo and Ahab.” Aaliyah listed to me the alphas but something felt off. “Okay? Is there anything else?” I asked and they looked at each other’s faces as if they had something hidden that they were afraid to say.