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It was a voice call from Blue Sky Exploration Team’s leader, Darren Green. Xyla instantly tapped on the button to answer the call. “Ms. Quest… We are fortunate. I just came to Blue Mountain City and discovered something huge. I discovered a decent jade mine vein here. Based on the rough stones I see, they are of very high quality… Are you sure you don’t need us to check the specific conditions down there?” Darren asked. “That won’t be necessary… Send me the geographical location… I’ll go and check it out later…” Xyla was feeling overjoyed right then.

Roosevelt told him to convince them because he already knew they’d refuse. “I guess it’s up to me,” Jyra muttered. He went to Roosevelt and delivered their reply. “Jyra,” Roosevelt said, “like I said, find a way to convince them. Both of them are the strongest. Where did the raven find them?” Jyra coughed. “The Deadlands, my lord.” Roosevelt, who never lost composure, flinched. “The Deadlands? Where the hybrids nest? Do they know how dangerous that place is? They could be killed there.”

“Just wait. She’s not even moving yet.” We follow her on a narrow path through the forest trees, finding ourselves at the base of the rocky ridge. The jeep bucks and skids but holds steady on the long steep climb to the rim where Darby stops us near the base of a familiar looking boulder. I see from his expression Jack recognizes it too and his eyes scan the surrounding forest warily. Where we came in.

"And your father wasn't just a human. He was the one who carried the Hybrid blood." "The cave of the blue lilies," Jax said, his voice deep and thoughtful. "I know that place. It's on the far edge of the Jagged Flats. It's a dangerous climb. The rocks are loose, and the wind is crazy there." "We have to go," Raven said. She stood up. Her bowl of soup was forgotten. "If my father... if there is a secret about him, I have to know. Maybe he knew about the 'First Hunger.' Maybe he knew how to stop all of this."

“Don’t get me wrong, it’s a cozy feeling. Serene.” “Speak for yourself,” Blue grumbled. “Where’s the sirens? The horns? How can you sleep with nothing going on around you?” I shrugged. “I guess you get used to the quiet.” “I don’t understand how the Raze even knows this place exists. It’s barely a blip on the map,” Hatchett said as I caught him rummaging through the refrigerator. “Bet they don’t even have a bar here,” Blue mumbled. “Actually, we do,” I said.

"Didn't you hear it?" The other Nine Nether squad members stared back in bewilderment. "Hear what?" "Was there a sound just now?" Bluebird exclaimed, "The bird call! There was a bird call just now!" A trace of worry flashed across the faces of the other Nine Nether squad members. "Captain, are you alright?" "We have bird repellents around our base. How could there be a bird call?" Bluebird was stunned. She remembered that bird repellents were indeed installed around their base to avoid disturbances.

“There’s something I want to show you, too. Back at Blue Jade Estate The atmosphere in the room was heavy, but not with tension, rather with the stress of planning, calculating, and coming up with the perfect plan. Jace stood over the wide table, which had maps and digital layouts scattered across its surface. Stephanie leaned casually against the edge, her fingers drumming rhythmically, while Gabriel adjusted a scope attached to a rifle case resting nearby. “This is where it will happen,” Jace said firmly, tapping the park layout on the digital map. “Evening, in an open space. Blackwood will come knowing I’m already expecting a trap, which means he’ll double his caution.” “Which means we do

John’s father’s forgotten outpost. Sam spoke softly. “Destination approaching.” The screen labeled the region. Antarctica Jasmine stared at the map. “You’re serious…” John nodded. “Completely.” Mei asked the obvious question. “Why here?” John answered quietly. “Because no one will look.” ⸻ Hours Later — Reykjavík Star Gomez’s charter jet landed on a frozen runway. She stepped off the aircraft into the cold wind. Her tablet updated instantly. She froze. The signal trail had vanished.

“How do you want me to do that?” Jackson grins at me and turns, leading me over to a set of bushes just by the edge of the cliff where he crouches down, waving for me to do the same as he pulls a map and a little red pen out of his pocket. “We’re setting you up here,” he says as I kneel next to him, peering at the paper that he spreads out before me. “The locations of the other bases are marked on the map with red x’s. We want you to take some time to get acclimated with the gun and then the rest of your time scanning with the binoculars.”

It's real—FUCK! Murmurings rise from the crowd. People can tell something is wrong as I jog down the porch steps and my wolves follow. I won't let this slip away. I will never. Jai-Blynn holds a crossbow as he settles in the passenger seat of the jeep wrangler. His gaze finds mine through the rear-view mirror and I glimpse the fear in his ink black eyes. I silently raise my chin in realisation. Everything is clear now. We drive into the woods, with two other vehicles on our trail, and get off where we are certain eyes can't find us. My beta walks at my side and he knows what my orders are.