Alpha Nocurne's Contracted Mate

The specialist raised an eyebrow at Lord Brarthroroz and barely suppressed the scoff of disbelief. “You’re telling me that your hellhounds can sniff out the sites faster than our dire wolves?”

“We could always make a wager on it, if you like?” Lord Brarthroroz answered casually as a sly smirk played at the edges of his m*outh.

“I’m not betting my soul…” The shifter replied before he was interrupted by Lord Brarthroroz’s laughter, “I don’t know what’s funny about that.” He continued, scowling at both Lexi and her father.

“Listen buster, I think you and your little friends have us confused with the demons of the human religions,” Lexi snorted, “We’re daemons, not demons. There’s a huge difference.”

“I don’t see how. You both deal in souls and dark magic, and live in the depths of hell.”

“I’ll have you know my home is quite comfortable and welcoming actually. If you can get past the succubi that is… although I’m sure some of your unmated would love spending time with them…” Lord Brarthroroz replied, a little offended.

“And this is exactly why I need to begin these lectures as soon as possible.” Lexi muttered and sighed. “Look, we daemons are far older than anything contained in these modern, humanized religions, okay? We have been here since the beginning of time, along with the gods. We predate people for crying out loud.”

“I don’t hear you denying any of what I said though.” The specialist sneered.

“Okay.” Lexi answered calmly, “Let me spell it out for you. Daemons live in their own realms forthe safety of your kind. Your petty squabbles and the way you all thrive on killing each other over pathetic issues that could be dealt with by a single conversation is quite frankly, tiresome for beings that have lived through millenia. It gets boring. Sure, we use magic, and so do you with your ability to shift into your little fleabags. You’re no different to a human schizophrenic hearing voices in your head that the Goddess Selene gave form to.”

The specialist blinked in surprise, a little lost for words as Lexi paced slowly towards him and stopped in front of him, scrutinizing his coat and reaching forward to pluck a stray direwolf hair from, discarding it casually.

“And as for your souls,” She continued with a sinister smile, “We don’t need to bargain for them. If we wanted them, we would take them.”

“Okay! That’s enough of that!”

shoulders and steered her

members, okay?” Allen said quickly with a pleading look in his eyes as he turned to face the specialist and frowned, “And you guys, please don’t poke the daemons for a reaction that you aren’t

between my daughter and your Alpha Queen. The faster this is done, the faster I can return to brooding in my own realm

begrudgingly moved away and gave their own orders

tracking the direwolves’ progress on their equipment and then

will you know when they

know, don’t worry. We don’t need all those gadgets, they speak to us like your wolves speak to you,” Lexi replied, tapping her head with a smile,

won’t have to wait too long for the first site,” Lord Brarthroroz said with a smirk, “They already

specialists protested as Lord

still wanting to be part of this operation then I suggest you follow me. It’s this way.” Lord Brarthroroz answered calmly as

Lexi’s face as she followed behind her father without so much as a second glance at the men standing to

perhaps they wouldn’t be at

them through the shadows of the forest and beneath the canopy of leaves that didn’t

with an oppressive blanket so heavy that not even the sounds of the wildlife that should usually inhabit the

eyes could be seen in the distance, the faint light illuminating a set of moss covered, cracked stones

first one.” Lexi

visible, but the sensation of it made every

she turned to them, her

quite simple to teardown,” Lord Brarthroroz observed as he ran his hands over the stones, as if inspecting them for any weakness, “This is not a live specimen that powers this site …we just

the specialists exclaimed