Rescue Heroes Ariel Flyer Novels & Stories

Knowing fully well that since the blood was still fresh, whoever did it was still very much around, she hurried up to help Ariel. Kyra guided Ariel's left hand on her shoulder to help her up. It was not easy as Ariel was almost lifeless. Kyra had to do all the controlling. After successfully placing the hand on her shoulder, she struggled to get up. Ariel was weak and could not do much standing. But there was no option anywhere. Kyra and Ariel weighed the same before Ariel got this weak, so attempting to carry her on her back was like a suicide mission.

Marcus had just confessed how he daringly swiped a phone from one of the guards, using it to divert Ryan and igniting a glimmer of hope in their seemingly dire situation. A spark of realization lit up Ariel's eyes as she absorbed Marcus's words. "So you're saying there's a chance for us to survive this? A chance for me to break free from that sinister man's clutches?" The gravity of the moment hung in her question, and Marcus confirmed her hopes with a solemn nod. A chorus of butterflies seemed to take flight within Ariel, a rush of emotions too complex to define whirling within her chest. Ariel had been openly displaying her fear and desperation, her pleas echoing like that of a frightened

They had to get out of the fire, which had now formed a dome around them. Arius spread his wings, and in one smooth motion, he shot up into the sky, breaking through the dome without taking any damage. He seemed perfectly fine, and he hoped that Jaida would be once she cleared the smoke from her lungs. He turned to face Lucius, but the angel only smirked before disappearing into a mass of cloud matter. Arius just growled in annoyance before taking to the skies. He flew to one of the nearby buildings, landing on top of it. He set Jaida down, and she kept coughing, slowly filling her lungs with fresh air.

He snarled. Danielle put a hand over her mouth. "Eric. That was…that was awesome!" "Tch, please." He ground his teeth together. "It was necessary." There was a shout, and the rescue helicopter went over the water to get the men. One of them cradled a body in his arms. "Sir!" A rescue worker was waving energetically at Axel on the bridge. "We need you to do the identification."

It was Ariel, whose hair was wet from the rain, and she stared at her with so much hate that Charity moved back in fear. "You took everything from me," Ariel said, stepping forward. "What? What are you doing here? Get out this instant!" Charity tried to sound brave, but she was scared. She was sure this place was heavily fortified. How had Ariel slipped past the guards? "I'm sure you're wondering how I got here. Your guards had two options. Due or let a little bitch like you die. About twelve men are outside, waiting to kill the five guards you put to protect you." Before she knew it, Ariel was on top of Charity, beating her mercilessly. She tried to fight back but was no match for Ariel's s

But then she remembered the information she'd been saving for exactly this moment. She straightened up, a calculating gleam entering her eyes. "All right," she said slowly. "I'll leave you to rest. But before I go, there's something you need to know. Your assistant found out some additional information about Aria's rescue." Finally, Kieran's attention snapped to her face. Scarlett felt a familiar stab of jealousy at how quickly his expression changed when my name was mentioned. But she pushed the feeling down and continued with false sympathy. "It turns out that Aria wasn't rescued by just any random boat," she said, watching his face carefully for his reaction. "She was specifically helped

She could see from the corner of her eyes that Maddie was dishing instructions, and she ran towards her, their bodies colliding with each other as she embraced her. “Maddie, you are alive.” “Tch, like I would die now.” She counted to three before she was shrugging Ariel from her hold. “Unhand me.” “Sorry,” Ariel said, giving her a sheepish smile. “I am just happy you are alive. What do we do now?” Ariel asked as she surveyed the ruins. Maddie shrugged her shoulders. “I don’t know. I guess we just wait for their return.”

She didn’t know who had survived the hideout attack or who hadn’t but she knew fear when she saw it. “I’m sorry,” Becca said softly. The maid nodded, swallowing hard. “I know it’s dangerous to even say that out loud. But I—” She stopped herself, glancing at the door again. “I shouldn’t be here long.” Becca stepped closer. “What’s your name?” The maid blinked, startled. “Ariel.” “Ariel listen to me” Becca began. The girl's gaze flickered uncertainly. “I don’t know what you’ve heard, but the resistance doesn’t abandon their own. If your friend was there then she was with people who would have protected her as long as they could” Becca said carefully.

The other five looked at each other meaningfully, then Row turned to them as they all sat back down. "Aurelia dear, you were badly injured and since you couldn't go to any hospital, we had no choice but to have you brought back to the bunker by helicopter." Aurelia's eyes widened. "What ...?" Came from her only one more time. Now Pareios stepped in. He took a step closer and took her hand. "It should be. You were in a bad way, Meggan and Dante were lucky, otherwise we wouldn't have got out alive. Do you remember anything ...? "

Holly, a little older, snapped at him to stop wasting his strength. “We’re too small,” she said sharply. “We’re not strong enough to save Seraphina. We need to find the rescue team!” The silver dust in the air was eating away at my wolf. One of my eyes was already blind. The rumbling from deep within the ice grew louder. I knew—if they didn’t leave now, they’d be buried with me. “Holly, you’re a smart girl,” I said softly. “My boyfriend, Xander—he’s the commander of the rescue squad. The strongest warrior in all of Silvermoon Tribe. He never fails a mission. Find him. He’ll save me.”