Avatar 2 Miles Quaritch Novels & Stories

"Twenty security guards are roaming around on the main house. All of them were humans. See that lighthouse at the end part of the island?" Maverick nodded. "Underneath the lighthouse is where they built roams, not their laboratory. It is where they let the kids rest. And their laboratory, if I am not mistaken..." I did not get the chance to finish my explanation when our bodies were swallowed into the huge crater which leaves me no choice but to shift into tiny bats and a raven. "Gaius... Maverick? Are you guys all right?" I heard Archie's voice from the ground. Though his voice sounded static, I could still hear his voice from the earpods that falls off my ears when I shifted into bats.

The drive to the place where I’m meeting the engineers is about half an hour away from where I found an apartment, and when I drive to the front of the pack house, the first thing I notice is Archie standing by his black SUV, leaning against the hood, arms crossed and head lowered, but I can see he has sun glasses on. I curse before pulling over, and we exchange looks with Quinn before getting out of the car. “I thought I was meeting the lumberjack,” I start striding towards him. “You are. But we have to drive up to the ground. Though I could pick you up first,” he says, then looks towards the silver sedan I came with. “No thanks. Lead the way.” “That car won’t get you far. The road—” I chim

Her voice, still echoing with the melodic, stolen honey of the 14-B virus, promised a peace that tasted of the grave. "The Queen speaks, boy," Marek rasped, his eyes bloodshot, fixed on the unmoving quartz discs of my eyes. "She says the Archive is the only way. Don't touch the manual override. Don't wake the mountain again. Look at her—she’s finally at rest."

“There is a secret clearing behind that oak tree. Best view in the entire territory. But if you go there alone, the ghost of a heartbroken Alpha will appear and ask you for relationship advice.” I snorted. “Sounds like he is in worse shape than me.” “Maybe. But, heard that ghost has great hair, so there’s that.” “Rather than those horror spots, are there any other place I can actually visit? Like for an escape?” I asked, glancing at Kate.

Stok laughed, "Of course not! Why would I want you dead? Listen, Scorpion, I want something else, and I'm guessing your boyfriend doesn't have much time left." "What do you want?" Queen asked. "I want the flash drive," Stok replied. "You should know where the Sparrows' den is located. Bring the flash drive to me in less than one hour, and I promise I'll give you the antidote to help your boyfriend recover. If you don't bring it, trust me, he's going to die." After speaking, he ended the call. Queen got up and began to think. She wasn't with the flash drive, and even if she wanted to get it from her Dad, there was no way she could meet up.

Tied to a small wooden dock was a high-powered jet-ski, its keys already in the ignition. I jumped on, the cold water soaking my dress. I hit the starter, and the engine roared to life, echoing off the cave walls. I steered the craft out of the cave and into the open sea, the wind tearing at my hair. I looked at the GPS coordinates I had memorized from the tablet. The quarry was ten miles north. But as I looked back at the island, the helipad lights flared. Viktor’s chopper was taking off. And it wasn't heading for the quarry.

A fact that would not be so if Marx was awake. Ava left Pentorium and went to the sacred cave. She found Garrick, Yuri, and Bryan milling around. When Garrick tried to slow her down, she shoved her hand into his chest. He gasped. Bryan and Yuri came to Garrick’s aid, but she struck them blind. Her hand was out of Garrick’s chest a second later. He collapsed while the other two stumbled around, panicking and repeating that they could not see. Ava entered the cave, leaving them as they were.

I say, looking at the lack of movement in the den. “One mile?” he asks. I grit my teeth. “Three-quarters of a mile maybe.” Another beat of silence. “Have Hacker show you how to judge distance on those monitors when he returns, Sphinx.” “Yes sir, Alpha Leader,” I say, using the term Hacker used earlier. When I see a heat source walking back toward the van, I watch, hoping it’s Hacker. When it drops the wood by the firepit, I poke my head out of the van. “Jude! Get over here! Raptor was asking me questions,” I whisper yell.

She and I can both wait to mate until then. Clovis runs full out, rushing to get back to our pack. Before I’m out of the middle grounds, the area where all three packs bring their families to play and spend time together, I connect to Quinn’s mind. I hear her talking to the sprites about returning to her brother’s pack. Clovis slows, feeling better now that we can connect with her again. Unlike my sisters, Quinn's mother’s Guardian line doesn’t have the lengthy mind length connection. It’s still stronger than most wolves, but it’s not as strong as my mother and sisters'.

"I should have caught the out-of-place scent. It should have had my hackles rising but it didn't. And you did. We're in no danger. I recognize the scents, too. It looks like we have some visitors." "Visitors?" I asked, confusion riddling my features. "Yes," Victor upped his pace but he remained slow enough for me to remain at his side, "it seems as if Alpha Quade has returned and he's brought his mate along with him this time." I skidded to a halt which had Victor doing the same. So many thoughts scattered over the floor of my mind. I was about to meet the Queen of werewolf kind. I was about to meet Victor's ex. I was about to meet the woman who had lost her memories thanks to Victor's decis