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fights back in high school when brawling was her meal and back alleys were her restaurants. As the table went high enough to momentarily hinder Fakey’s vision, she took a swift turn to her right. And as she turned around, she lifted her right leg and powerfully hit the center of the table with the heel of her combat shoes. A reverse turning kick she would often see action stars do in movies. And just as she expected, the table was utterly destroyed and the shattered pieces of wood came flying into Fakey’s direction. “What the hell!” exclaimed Fakey as the pieces of wood hit him.

“Then this should be nothing for you.” “Exactly.” She took another sip, clearly pleased with herself. “Nothing at all.” A few minutes later, however, the difference became obvious. Ava blinked more slowly than before, and when she set her glass down, she missed the center of the table by an inch. She frowned at it as though the table had personally offended her. Lucian tilted his head. “Problem?” “The table moved.”she said “Did it?” Lucian asked. “Yes,” she said with complete seriousness. “It was closer earlier.”

That mattered. Then Thomas looked around the table. Watching everyone talk over one another. Peanut trying to feed Cookie under the table. Cookie pretending not to notice before immediately eating everything. Ava stealing fruit from Lily's plate. Lily stealing it back. Adrian quietly fixing a loose chair leg while listening to everyone at once. Elena pouring tea for people before they even realized their cups were empty. It felt... beautiful. Then his eyes stopped. One chair. At the end of the table.

The deepest wall of the blood archive opened like a mouth trying to remember language. Behind it was not another chamber. It was a dinner. Jack felt the shape before he saw it and hated the Hand for its sense of theater. A table. Again. Always a table. The first humiliation, the first contract, the first review, the first lock. Power loved tables because tables made hunger look civilized. This one was set for twelve. At each place sat a god-file that had not yet received alternative review.

Trent said. “What did The Table want?” I asked. From my limited knowledge, I knew the Table was a group of Alpha’s who were of like minds that came together on occasion. They discussed large events, treaties, alliances, enemies, and rogues. Anything going on in the country was discussed at the Alpha meetings. “To notify him of the next meeting,” Trent said. “Excellent. Let the Alpha’s Table know of the change in leadership here at Dark Moon,” I said.

Crack… With a single touch, the entire glass table shattered into pieces. Despite not being made of tempered glass, the table shattered as if it were. It had completely disintegrated, with no visible chunks left behind. When Tyr turned his head around, he half-heartedly smiled at Marcus. His voice sounded very calm as he said, “If you kneel on the ground and beg me, I’ll save you!”

--Alyssa-- "Please, you are to move to that table," the guy called Richie said to us. The table Richie directed us to was positioned at the head of the room, a spot that commanded attention and significance. It was a round table with five chairs arranged neatly around it, each chair upholstered in luxurious fabric. The table itself was covered with a pristine white cloth, adorned with a centerpiece of fresh flowers that added a touch of elegance to the setting.

the kea with the amped voice says, and we all stand. Male Keas, from the sidelines, immediately move forward and start grabbing the tables we were just sitting at. As they leave with our seats, the doors open, and more Keas enter, carrying different tables. The process takes maybe a minute. They seem well organized and rehearsed which is surprising. Just how important is this tournament? When the final table is placed, and the males disappear again, the announcer clears his voice.

"We need to try," I said as my voice cracked. "There's no other choice." Ms. Cleo nodded and began to chant again. I stood there watching her, wondering if this would be our last chance at saving Emily. I looked at the table, trying to focus on it. My eyes seemed to be glued to it, and I couldn't look away. I could feel my heart racing as the minutes passed by. The room was silent except for Ms. Cleo's chanting, which had become louder and more intense. I looked at the table again and saw that it was beginning to move. At first, I thought it was just my imagination, but then I saw that the table itself was moving. It started to shake violently, like an earthquake had hit us. Ms. Cleo stopped

I acted as if I wasn't shocked. I turned away and headed for the table for something to drink. Why should I have to be sober for this?! Amidst all the chattering that was happening like three feet away from me, I heard Bianca call out for Blake. "Blake!" I felt the cheerfulness of her tone. I'm more scared of how is Blake going to handle this than feeling jealous and possessive over the ex-lovers. "Bianca," Blake replied in monotone. Oh, no. Does he need me?