Blue Jay Location Rdr2 Novels & Stories

Jaselyn's POV Landing at Orlando International airport, there was already a car waiting for us. We ended up spending five hours on the road, most of which I slept through. The forests of Florida were vast but we finally arrived at the Blue Solstice Pack. Unlike The Black Moon Pack located in the rurals of Wyoming, the Blue Solstice Pack was located in Jacksonville, a densely populated city. The entire territory of the Pack was protected by ancient magic though, so humans couldn't wander into that part of the forest.

She wasn’t going to be able to help get this bird on the ground. “We should be approaching the east coast of the United States in an hour or so,” Ryker explained, looking over a few of the gauges on the giant dashboard. “You do realize I’m not going to be able to land this fucker in DC, right?” Jo hadn’t really thought about that. She’d assumed they would land as close to the location where Jamie and the others were being held as possible since the time they had was so limited, but now that he mentioned it, all of the airports in the capital were closely guarded by Crimson’s men. There was no way they could just waltz in there without being captured--or shot down.

"Mr. Johnston, this is the location. The canyon is the entrance," the guide explained to Jared in Esperian. Jared followed his gaze and set his own at the canyon. 'It really looks like something is there. What a hidden location." This was why his people could not find what they were looking for. This area was out of the range of any coverage. Without the guide, it was impossible for them to find it. "Okay, got it." Jared ended the conversation and turned to Janus. "Get ready to enter. If we find out the exact whereabouts of the Braves, there will be fewer casualties."

The butterflies remained on them as they walked. Rita heard the rush of wings and turned to see a blue jay flying toward her. She held out her arm and the jay landed. The bird looked at Rita and Josh then walked up her arm and perched on her shoulder. Another jay flew to Josh's shoulder and landed. A moment later both Rita and Josh knew they should resume walking into the grove. They turned and noticed three raccoons on the trail between them and Arnold and Marilynn. It seemed like the animals of the grove wanted to go with them, and were doing just that. The raccoons followed a few feet behind Arnold and Marilynn.

“Over by the pine.” I looked. All I saw were unfamiliar laughing girls and chatter. No Jay. He’d finally done it. He’d blocked me from seeing him. Truth? My heart dropped. I felt like an abandoned partner. “Are you sure?” I whispered. “Yes. Wait, I...I don’t…” Max stumbled, eyes darting. I looked at him, and I knew. Jay has blocked him, too. “Where exactly did you say he was earlier?” “At the pine. With his men,” he said, still scanning the area. “But… he’s not there anymore.”

Blaze asked. “No, they have the heads of a woman and the body of a bird. They would lure sailors to their island and kill them. They were never in water; they were always perched on tree branches and could be heard from the sea. Now you need to go back in and warn your men now.” The twins said pushing Blaze towards where the jet door was. Before he could get back up, a Harpy landed on the roof of the jet, right in front of the twins. Blaze didn’t need to tell his men because he had his mind link open. The door of the Jet was already opened when he climbed in.

[HOST THREE PROTOCOL ACTIVATED] [LOCATION: CONFIRMED] [ZARIA BLAKES: EN ROUTE] [ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: 4 MINUTES]

Rose points to her forearm. In a low, hushed tone, I ask, "Where on their arm is the blue mark?" Daisy points right below the crook of her elbow. "Are the blue people here in our pack?" They look at each other and nod their heads. I look around the room Easten and Ryan have come out of the tent and are with their mothers. I trust everyone in here, but I'm starting to question everything I know. I pull the twins close and whisper. "Are the blue people in this room?"

Jyrki’s red wolf shoves in front of me, and begins his lethal attack on the grey wolf. I nod my head and take off looking for Lucas or his Beta. “Ryder, Alpha Lucas is I the northwest corner, head to your left.” Jacoby’s voice invades my mind as I jump over a set of snapping jaws.

she asked, her voice low, expectant. Maya replied over the phone, “He’s finally in the perfect spot, Blair. He’s at a bar called The Ledge. You should go now, before he leaves.” Blair’s smile widened. “Perfect,” she whispered before ending the call. Without wasting a second, she hailed a cab and gave the driver the address.