Line Walker 2 Invisible Spy Novels & Stories

I asked, my gaze fixed on the door. But no response. "Who's that?" Marley asked from the other end of the phone. "I didn't hear a reply." I replied, now walking toward the door to see who it was. "I'll go see who it is." "It better not be Silver." Marley swore. "I'll literally kill the bitch." And when I opened the door, lo and behold-

Once I retrieved my bags, I decided to do a spell on myself, so that no one would see me leaving the packhouse and I couldn’t be traced to where I was about to go. Heading out of my room invisible to everyone around me, I head straight down the grand staircase and out the front door, without even seeing a single person. As I walked down the lane to the main road, I didn’t even sense a single wolf patrolling the area and I thought this to be odd, but then thought it was because I was invisible to them.

Smart answered all the same growing alert. Lily kept looking out of the window at every corner of the road looking for anything out of the ordinary. She wasn't pleased that she was sitting duck in her car where she could easily be taken out by a killer with a sniper or a gun. She drew down in her seat making herself invisible to anyone trying to kill her and luckily the traffic began to move again.

It's why it didn't work like it was meant to. I then walk away from the store and into the carpark just up the street. I find an SUV that had a pile of parking fines and notices sitting under the window wiper. I shimmy the lock, climb in and hot-wire it, I then take the SUV out for a spin before I find a side street where I could see when Luna Skyler and her bodyguard exited the store.

Tyler wanted this kept quiet, which meant I had to play a longer game. Step One: Watch Without Watching I’d have them rotated on different patrols spread thin, never paired together. Each one matched with warriors I trusted most, men and women who could report subtle shifts in behavior. Not interrogations. Just… watching. How often they glance at the borders. Who they linger near. Who they don’t. A spy reveals themselves in the spaces between action and silence. I’d bleed them out with patience. Step Two: Pressure from the Edges

“It’s the only currency that matters. Don’t spend yours foolishly.” Ash nodded, though Linda suspected his stomach had churned. That foolish boy couldn’t shake the feeling that he’d just made a deal with the devil—and the devil had gotten the better end of it. Then the small man Linda had met at the entrance, the so-called Gatekeeper, cleared his throat, his voice tight with self-righteousness. “There is a spy among us,” he said evenly. The room erupted into whispers, all eyes darting around like pinballs in a broken machine. Linda’s pulse quickened, but she kept her face dull an covered with black scarf.

They nodded to each other, reassured but still wary. He closed the door, locking it securely behind them. “We need to tighten our security. No one comes in or out without being vetted. No exceptions.” Unbeknownst to them, a tiny, nearly invisible camera had managed to slip through the slight crack in the door. It crawled silently along the floor, disguised as a small, unassuming insect. With mechanical precision, it climbed up the wall, blending seamlessly with the dark, textured surface. It nestled itself into a corner, its lens aimed directly at the table where the four figures continued their discussion.

"Then let's see then what he's up to." To my relief, Gwen's spell was working as if we were invisible and all we had to do was wait for our prey to come out of his shell. After a few hours, we instantly spotted his presence using our super senses. Zymir was walking down the path towards that cave on his backyard, technically. Once he came in, we immeditely made our move and trailed behind him, careful not to get caught. Our eyes adjusted easily in the dark when we got to the bottom, watchful enough to mask our footsteps in silence.

he muttered and Spade's lips tilted in a half smile, Matteo couldn't see this because the whole place was dark, he could barely even see his own hand "Let's go Matteo" he muttered walking away with his hands in his pocket, Matteo sighed before following closely behind him, they walked towards one of the containers, before bypassing it and walking past it, they took a left turn, Matteo turned back to see if they were being followed but there was no one, he turned back and followed Spade through the long row of containers lined up, after passing through five containers, they took another left turn and walked in between two containers, Spade stopped at the one he usually met this person at.

And also lately, Starlette was starting to prove to me that she was smarter than I thought. We got to Pack Square, where we entrapped one of the invisibles by pouring a trail of salt around him, as Starlette had told us. I was surprised that it really did work. He stood there in the circle, the fearless look on his face slightly worrisome. I had expected him to be on his knees, begging for mercy; that way, it would be easier to get information from him in exchange for his life. But that wasn’t the case. I knew at once that he would be a tough one.