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âI can lighten up a few other things as wellâ fuckity fuck fuck, had I really just said that out loud? Luckily all it did was make Ace and a few other invisible voice laugh hard. âItâs the drugsâ I blamed, in an attempt to recover for my stupidity. This time I felt real heat, it flushed from my toes to the top of my head. I reached my hand out, and it willed, as I stretched my fingers out.
âDoes that mean I can drop you and you want land on your ass now?â Ace snickered,
âYou can drop me now Iâll be fineâ I said, ignoring his remark. âI know how to get out of here, and thatâs number one on my list right now.â
âThatâs not part of our dealâ Ace reminded me,
âWell shit, please, enlighten me on what crap I have to do now?â I was agitated by the thought of doing anything more than curling up somewhere warm and sleeping.
âWe spat and shook hands on it remember? I help you, you help destroy someone we both want revenge on. Maysonâ a pain in his voice made me wonder for once why he wanted revenge on the man. Though I didnât question it, Mayson was a sick-minded jerk. Seeing him dead wouldnât bother me.
âOh, yeah, that, well letâs get this over and done withâ I began walking towards the iron door
âItâs lockedâ he said as I tried to turn the knob and failed.
âI realise thatâ I retorted as I sized up the door, if I couldnât do it the easy wayâŠ
âSir, she might blow our cover with what I think sheâs planning.â
âAnd âSheâ has ears yâknowâ I flicked my foot back and forth preparing it,
I wheeled it back with might and kicked at it as hard as I could. BANG the door dramatically smashed into pieces and made the loudest noises possible. I cursed as I realised the sound travelled downthe hallway.
âOkay so we may have lost the element of surprise there,â I admitted.
âBut thatâs okay, improvising is my thing, I do my thing you do yours itâll go fine.â
âYou lead the way then, Lana, weâll stay quiet, we still have our element of surpriseâ
âSureâ my improvised plan began, as I manifested my wolf to transform. Once I got my footing down I began to sprint as fast as possible. I could barely see the change of colour in the walls as I ran this time, damn this wouldâve been hella useful the first time I tried to escape this bastard. I started to see the light and still in running motion, changed backed to my good olâ two legged self.
âCOME GET ME YOU DIRTY BASTARDS!â I screamed, as I turned the corner to find their living room repaired like nothing had happened, and once again, Iâd disturbed a lovely game of cards. But this time, there was more of them.
âShit. I didnât realise you guys could multiply as fast as garbage ratsâ I laughed at my own joke, but was the only one laughing.
âOkay, whoâs first? Ready for a round 2 you puny little-â shit, I stopped my boasting, as Mayson walked in the room, looking more pissed than a groom on his wedding night finding his wife with his best mate in the alleyway. âGood morning, my glorious girl, I knew that room wouldnât hold you longâ He chuckled. But his chuckle was annoying. It made me want to rip his vocal chords out so I never had to hear his voice again. If I could choose anyone of these meat bags as a punching bag, it was him. The bastard had kidnapped me twice and I was going to make sure there was never going to be a third whether I died or not. âOh the plans I have for youâ His voice changed darker, if not something slightly fearful. But fear was never something I would let take me. âAnd I for you, letâs just hope hell has a nice fiery torch saved for your head because I will be glad to make it yours.â I stared at him with hatred,
âYouâre powerful, Youâll make my children greatâ he stared intently at me, making me feel extremely uncomfortable.
âWhat in fuckâs name makeâs you think Iâll⊠Yuck donât get me started. Youâre a dirtbag that will die for his idiocy. If youâre dumb enough to think youâll be the first to chain me down and attempt to shred me apart piece by piece, then youâre clearly mistaken and a mistake like that will make you pay just like the firsts did. Painfully.â I ground my teeth together hoping Ace was ready to play his wild card soon, because I was not in shape to take down all of these guys. There had to be about 40-50, and with tranquilizer still in my veins I knew I wasnât at my full throttle of power.
âGive me a minute to convince you then. If you donât fall for things twice? Then answer me this. Why are you here still, under my command. Unable to escape.â A sinister grin grew on his face, but once again, his own words chocked him. I grabbed the rope coming from behind me and the neck of the woman holding the needle full of tranquilizer. I pulled the rope and spun the man at the hold of it into my place as the woman thrust the needle down and into her pack mate. Realisation of her mistake shocked her and I used her shock to get a full blow at her stomach with my foot. She flew just like the iron door and smashed through the wall and into another one behind it and another behind that one. I saw the ling of the inside of the walls were also iron. âImpressive. But youâre still in my lair. My den. Youâre mineâ Maysonâs last words were enough. I didnât care if I was fully healed from the drugs they were pumping into me or not. This jerk was going down. I growled and prepared to launch myself at him when a hand grabbed at my shoulder. Ready to fight I went to grab it but my attacker faded into view out of thin air. âAceâ I said, relieved I didnât thrust him into a wall. Or walls. âGlad you could finally comeâ He didnât answer me instead, his eyes burned with hatred. At Mayson.
âYou.â Mayson said grudgingly.
âMe.â Ace retorted. âIâm back. As I promised. And this will be the end of you, you sick old man.â
âYour mother wouldnât like the way youâre talking to me Aceâ Mayson played,
âMy mother, wants me to avenge her. And that is what I will do.â Ace suddenly charged at him and before I could blink they were rolling on the floor and Aceâs pack were trying to fend off the 40 or so of Maysonâs crew. Surely Ace had thought this through, how could 4 people take down 40? Even being werewolves it seemed impossible. Then go help already! My wolf yelled at me, causing a minor headache. I ran to help out the unfair 4-40 fight, considering Mayson was clearly Aceâs fight. I ripped past his crew and tore into Maysonâs crew. I didnât want a long fight. I wanted this to be over and done with. Tearing limbs and flesh I ripped through what used to be a crowd. I stopped to take in my damage, and a sickness rose to my throat, but I swallowed it. As I stood in the centre of a loiter of bodies and limbs and pools of blood I realised what Iâd done was something I could not take back, I hadnât just thrown them into one wall and let them live like before, I had killed them. Most of them anyway. Another 10 backed against the wall looked horrified at their pack mates body parts loitered everywhere. Their eyes filled with terror finally met mine and I felt sorry for them. But Aceâs pack obviously did not feel the same as they immediately ripped into the leftover 10. As they finished up I walked over to them, my hands dripping blood. âThanks for the help. Iâm Peterâ one of the guys offered his bloody hand, I lifted mine but realised I was still holding onto a hand. Shocked, I dropped the hand at my feet and felt the sickness rise back up in my throat again. Peter still held out his hand, wait for mine. âLana, as you knowâ I shook my hand with his, realising I needed to act like Iâd seen it all before to fit in with these guys. I heard a large snarl and turned around, to find Ace, still in human form, holding down a giant wolf. It looked like a beast straight from hell, with scrapes and scars and missing chunks of flesh covering its body. I couldnât believe my eyes, Ace wasnât even in his wolf form yet and could hold down the beast that was Mayson.
âYou made her suffer, you made me suffer. And you will only receive suffering as well.â Ace was⊠was he crying? Thatâs one hell of a way to confuse your opponent. I thought as the exchange of growling grew louder. âYou were always a stupid boy. And you still areâ the wolf growled in a half-human half-wolf grumble. âI knew you must have been a bastard, that you werenât mine. You were too trusting, too giving. Your mother was nothing but a whore that belonged in the trash!â It grumbled. Ouch that one clearly was the last straw for Ace. He changed into a wolf of similar size, massive and rippled with muscle, but his fur and skin were clean of any scars. The fur was black with light brown strands throughout it. âBeautiful, isnât it?â Peter asked as he watched the snarling and fighting going on between the two wolves. I was worried something would go wrong. Alarms going off in my head must have been obvious as Peter dropped a comforting hand on my arm, âAce is strong, no need to worry. The fates have chosen the good over the evil.â I was wordless. The beasts rolled around and snarled but neither made a proper move that would land a good hit on the other. Until finally Ace swiped unexpectedly at Maysonâs neck and a sickening sound as his throat was torn out. Aceâs wolf form them lurched upwards, and without warning howled long and loud and clear. Suddenly Peter and the rest of Aceâs pack were in wolf form and howling along with him. I guess it was their way of a victory cry, I was still obviously getting used to this new life. Suddenly none of what was going around me mattered, the realisation that I was free hit me like a bus. I ran out the door immediately, and stood on the porch. I tried to find scents, anything that would lead me to Julie-Anne, I had to let her know I was okay. My hip was nudged by something silky soft and I looked to see the wolf staring straight back at me. despite being almost as tall as me, I felt calm, I wasnât scared of it. Right before my eyes it started to shift again back into the man I knew as Ace.
âCongrats, on your successful revenge and allâ I looked out at the woods ahead of me, not making eye contact with Ace, âAnd thank you for coming back for meâ I turned to meet his amethyst eyes and looked deep into them âNo oneâs⊠ever really done that for meâ he was so close to me, and I felt the same pull as I did earlier in the night. What was it with this guy that I couldnât get over? âBut our deal is done, I must head back to Julie and the
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