Rejected Mate and Following Fate - Awakening Book
Chapter 107: The Frequency
We know. Vampires are trailing off and heading your way. Get inside the manor and find the control room to try and disable it.
Colton’s fast response is ragged and strained and I can tell they are really in the thick of it and not doing so well. I can feel his fatigue, hear his stress levels in just one link. Without seeing what’s going on, I can tell the valley must be a bloodbath right now. They are fighting hard to stay in control and god knows how many have died already.
Are you okay? I reply in panic, not knowing how to feel with the way things seem to have suddenly combusted and are no longer in our control. Our plans have gone to hell and I feel useless and somehow cut off from what’s going on. No sense of what to do or how to help.
We’re holding on and pulling villagers with us. We’re coming to you as soon as we can but just do as I ask. There are more of them than us and half of the Valley wolves are weak and sick.
We shall Alpha. Be safe… Luna…. He’s right. We need to disable it.
Radar breaks into the link, which Colton sent using the sub pack bond before I can formulate a response. I’m still rooted to the spot as I let this sink in and try to think. The urgency around us hemming in on me so I feel instantly suffocated and my brain doesn’t want to cooperate. It’s spiraling.
Take care of her for me. Colton ends the link and goes back to fighting to save his people with one last commanding order.
“He wants us to go inside and disable the tone that’s making the wolves weak.” I relay to those around me who weren’t part of the pack link.
“Get these boys up, they’re coming with us. Move. We don’t have time to wait around.” Leyanne’s commanding voice comes at us from behind, startling me, and it’s only now I realize she wasn’t with us. She’s moving fast, followed by a high-flying stream of crows as she paces at us, her robes flapping in the speed of her own motion. I have no idea where she went but she’s good at doing the disappearing and reappear act.
“The manor?” I ask with uncertainty and am caught by the wrist as she passes and tugged towards the house with hurried force. “What about Juan?” I yelp in fright with the sheer strength of her maneuver.
“He’s not important right now. The wolves are losing because of his damned weapon. We need to turn it off but leave the defense intact so they vampires don’t use theirs. My magic can’t do a thing with technology.” She for once sounds ruffled and majorly annoyed. Dragging me from the center of my pack and with her towards the stairs. My guards seem momentarily shocked that she would haul their Luna this way and then scramble to follow while dragging our prisoners with them. Carmen doesn’t question but hops behind me, Sierra on her tail and I can tell that like me, they are now uncertain and worried. It’s only a matter of time before the frequency affects us too and we don’t know how long that will take. Like a slow poison invading our systems.
“The control room for the cameras used to be on the ground floor near the sub common room.” Carmen flits to human form, pushing in front of us with speed as we get to the door of the manor and halts before she grabs the handle. The door isn’t boarded or blocked but she hesitates and holds up a palm behind her to stop us moving forward.
“What?” I blanche in irritation.
“Wolfsbane…can’t you smell it.” She leans in and around the door, her nose inching close, scrounging up her face in disgust and then moves to the handle with caution.
“Really?” I snort in amused disbelief “He would swoop as low as tainting handles with wolfsbane. What’s wrong with him?”
and moves aside to let the witch try the door. Wolves are harmed by wolfsbane even with the simplest touch. It’s one of
things in life that still makes him nervous. Even in the grimoire library we banned it from the house as it’s so potent against us we cannot be around it safely.
he never ventures out this way, or out at all.” Leyanne observes
to hold himself up anymore. They have been exposed to the frequency for god knows how long and I’m worried about their usefulness and health if we take them further. Carmen seems to gaze into the distance for a second, her body stiffening and I know she’s momentarily lost in memories of what was done to her in this
after a few taps on the lock and a spark of light, which I assume is some magical unlocking ability and swings the heavy wooden slab back into the once familiar
it’s sat dormant and empty for months. The air is stale, and the lights are all out, leaving an eeriness in as Leyanne lights the way with the glow from
the prisoners and flank around us in a semi-circle immediately. Realizing they pose no threat when we are literally walking into the lion’s den. Aiden moves to the nearest couch and sinks down exhaling heavily and seems to instantly pass out. Taemin and the last wolf edge back to the door and stay there seemingly afraid to come in. They’re spent and they have no fight in them anymore. They won’t help nor hinder and my guards leave
on my neck stands up and my skin goosebumps all over as we
out with a nervous waiver in my
moves in against my other side and takes
his ability to sense for others. To our once loved common room and place as a sub pack we liked to be together. For a second I long for Meadow and Colton beside me to go through with this and cross my fingers that both and the rest of our pack are safe. They’re warriors and some of the fiercest fighters of the Santo pack, but I’m still scared to death about what they
truly seems deserted. We get to a small door just past our old corridor and Radar kicks it in with ease, breaking it from its hinges and the heavy door falls backwards into the pitch-black space with a grind and thud before finding a resting place against shelving. Leyanne moves in behind him and lights it up with both her palms glowing bright white. That room of monitors and keyboards and endless wires and tech. This used to be manned around the clock and now it sits here ticking on its own, like some lonely forgotten entity. A dark empty and airless
camera out there.” I ask quietly remembering one of them was operational and
wall bringing illumination to the room and scans the space to be sure we’re alone.
automatic, or else they are using security from somewhere else too.” He moves across the desks with his fingers, clicking buttons here and there and trying to locate the audio control for the speakers
main system to access the audio feed to the perimeter speakers. It’s on a loop and comes from a frequency recording they
gawp at Carmen and this new sudden ability with computers I never knew she had. I know Radar was familiar with the security and the feed as he was a sub pack captain and often came in
at my stupidity for a moment. I forgot that all wolves at some point got switched around to cover almost
the Luna’s guard wolves pipes up behind me and
lost his mind and up there hiding in the shadows like some kind
slide in at the desk and proceeds to pull up different screens on
There’s a weird calm to her and a hint of fire that was always lacking. I wonder if this is how Luna Sierra
make sense of what’s going on here. Alora’s right. Something’s off and knowing him like we do, he would never just leave this so open
us to stay put. Near the entrance until they get here.” Radar warns but Sierra
Isn’t that why he’s here? Look around, does this seem like the
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