Ten sat up in bed, her eyes all over the room trying to figure out where she was. She saw a clock reading Five minutes past Nine in a dark room with drawn blinds. She wasn't in the bloody sports top or yoga pants anymore but in a soft cashmere gown. Comfy and free like a soft blanket around her. She came down from the bed shuddering as her feet connected to the cold tile floor beneath her. Her hands in front of her she found her way to the door and opened it with a creek. She shaded her eyes from light before she could adapt to it. An oakwood staircase with spiraling bronze railings led to a mansion that spanned out in front of her. She could see strong oak doors and candlelit Crystal Chandelier hanging below a glass roof well coming the rays of the sum.The Deep-brown marble tiles on the floor and walls glistened her reflection back to her. To the right a sitting area decorate to fulfill two colours, black and gold with numerous paintings and sculptures placed all over outlining lux
"Grace..." Grey pushed through yellow tapes and law enforcement officers around the 64th avenue in Langley, California. The streets taken by patrol cars and ambulances, the wailing of sirens from more ambulances pulling up told of how massive the road accident was. Grey walked pass a taxi missing it's front half on the way to a stretcher. Body bags rolled out on numerous gunneries into waiting ambulances. A male paramedic officer helped a sitting patient with an oxygen mask. Her blonde hair wet over vacant eyes and a flawless skin interrupted only by a bruise on her forehead as she sat in a power pants suit. She looked to Grey calling her name, her attitude carried exhaustion coated with gratitude. She was lucky to be alive, the cab driver, not so much."Grace are you alright?" He got to her side. Giving her a once over to concluded that she was fine."Am alright!" She said eyes out in the streets where the front half of the taxi sat, crushed between two cars."Are we good to go here
Half a leather couch flew across the room like folded paper, finished paintings covered with new splashes of red hung off hinges to cracked marble walls. Broken ceramic and Body parts added to the seasoned battle decorations as did the demons in human form being slashed apart. In a fluid motion, the sword in Grey's hands poked in and out of a demons skull and sliced through the throat of the other standing next to him. Only Hermes was left standing, he didn't look afraid watching his comrades fall. If anything he looked as if everything was going according to plan. Grey pointed a bloody sword tip towards Hermes, he was bleeding black liquid from just one point, a stab wound in his lower back. Hermes stood with a smile as he watched Grey approach him. His fury fading with every step. The adrenaline pumping through his veins, a perfect pain killer that made him feel numb all over. Oblivious to the fact that he had been poisoned by the Obsidian a dagger he left laying on the floor. T
Currents waved crisscross patterns on the surface of a stream with little salmons floating aimless in a the body of clear water. The smell of rotten Apples from the fenced Orchard, coupled with the scents of multiple flowers from the garden next to it cuddled Ten in serenity as she sat by the side of the stream. This was Her mother's favourite place in whole Equinox pack. She remembered when they would come visiting, how happy and peaceful she would look, her blue eyes just staring out into the small body of water all by herself. Now Ten knew why, this practice helped her pace her thoughts. The one thing she really needed at this time. It's been a week since she took Grey to the pack healers, he has been unconscious ever since and she wandered if he will wake. For the first time the healers met a poison non of them knew a cure to. The only option was to bleed him out. She went to him everyday since, everyday but today. Today she came out to honour herself and her mother's memory.
"Ah.. Alpha Grey. Do come in we have a lot to discuss!" Alpha Barry Monroe said at the head of a twenty-four seater conference table. A tray of whiskey and cups in front of him. His expression, collected in a white, fitted suit and shades hanging out of his pocket. Little wrinkles at the side of his eyes told time, a middle aged Alpha with lots of experience..."Whiskey? It's not the strongest but it sure is spicy!" He offered sending the tray across the table with a nudge. "Sounds great but I'll pass!" Grey declined taking a seat at the other end of the table, far away from the Alpha authority pressing hard on him. He couldn't feel his Wolf no matter how hard he tried.."Okay! First time in Equinox, what do you think?" He asked with a smile acting as a front to something else. "I am grateful for your help and allowing me into your pack but I don't think you called me here for a review, What's the price!?" He tried to stay afloat as everything in him screamed submission. Slowly he e
The whole training arena almost equalled the size of a stadium. Synchronized thuds echoed as multiple men jogged along the extremes of the wide courtyard. The training center, a yolk of several portions dedicated to practice of different weapons. The shooting range, filled with loud bangs from different guns and the scent of gun cleaning solvent apparent. Grey stood in its midst with a certain dislike for every single detail. He was one for Knives, Crossbows, Swords or Sabers, a Morningstar once when he was improvising but guns he hated. His irritation grew to his face as he watched young trainees shoot and miss the targets multiple times, their instructors tired of given the same instructions over and over again."I take it you aren't into guns!" Ten said noticing the look on his face. She felt their insightful tour through hours was being murdered by the uninterested look on his face."I'm more of a fist or saber kind of person!" Grey said."Then you haven't met the glock!" She pi
"All witnesses including Alpha Grey have been taken care of, non of them will remember a thing!" Jeremy said giving account of his duties in the office of the alpha."Thank you Jeremy!" Monroe said as he took his leave."You took his gift!?" Ten, enraged beyond her capacity, she knew her uncle could go to different levels of low to gain an advantage but this was new to her. "Yes, I did. It was not ideal for a gift of that sort to be possessed by someone with his history within the territory..""You mean someone who isn't you, right!?" She shot."Say whatever you want, I was only looking out for the members of my pack!""Tell that to Jason who is on the brink of death or the five other warriors that tried to intervene!""I know you are angry Quincy...""Don't call me that name!" She shot. How she hated that name. It reminded her of the original owner, her father and of the times she heard her mother's cries, her eleven year old self unable to do a thing.."Look Ten I get you are pissed
Chess, a battle on a board of shaded squares and painted lines. A team of Pawns, Rooks, Knights, Bishops, King and Queen against an exact copy with the only difference being colour or make. A move in the right direction could prove positive or go the other way around. Alpha Monroe was in love with the game of chess, before he accepted the mantle from his father he would sneak out of the pack into the city just to fight the board battle which he dominated. But those were simpler times, now, his love for chess further depleted as he stood at the top of the hill staring down an army that has haunted his dreams every night and a little more spice. The army of the Lycaon order and the Rogue Nation. His plan to employ mercenaries biting the dust his best alternative were the cleverly placed silver and wolfsbane coated traps down the side of the hill. From afar they all seemed like multiple moving dots with two from each side approaching each other. The Betas from both sides on their way