The Dark Side Of Fate novel Chapter 250

~Amelia~

Inkabod had come to eliminate people. He did not hide the fact. The army he brought was well over a hundred. He packed so much muscle, and I knew he did not plan on taking prisoners.

How sweet would it have been for the asshole if he were able to eliminate Leo and take over Mountain and the East?

Clay was the one that spotted Inkabod fleeing. We decided to chase him. When we caught up with him, he tried to talk us out of killing him.

"We are family; We shouldn't fight ourselves?" Inkabod said, pleading; he must have noticed he was a dead man.

Clay's wolf looked deadly, and I was sure Aurora looked deadly too. I growled and snarled at him, baring my teeth and moving slowly towards him.

Inkabod tried to shift, and that made me pounce on him and rip part of his arm off.

He cried in pain.

His agony was music to my ears.

All I could think of was what I heard he did in Pridewood and what I knew he did in Brent, and I knew he did not deserve mercy.

Clay bound him with an ordinary chain. Not like the chain would give effect, but he would be easy to drag.

He began to plead with us to kill him, but we were going to leave that decision to King Sylvester.

The excitement was palpable in the air.

I could not believe that I was in an actual battle. I enjoyed every bit of it. It was as if I was built for battle.

Clay and I made an excellent team.

When we handed Inkabod over to Leo, and I wore the oversized T-shirt Leo gave me, I went to join Linda.

I knew they had joined the battle, and the women were deadly.

They had massacred the idiots.

The only thing the cult had going for them was their silver immunity, which had worked in our favour this time.

The idiots were so overconfident that they breathed in the dust when they pumped it into the air. They were not expecting that we would clear it up with Nitric acid.

It was a clever plan; pump dust in the air, then attack. We would be forced to fight, losing the mask and eventually breathing in the silver.

The downside to their method was that silver impaired our healing.

We might be immune, and the substance might not burn or kill us, but it impaired our healing, making us an easy kill.

That was what we used to our advantage, and it worked.

Just like in the north, I had gone for their throats to eliminate them quickly. I also noticed others did the same.

"Amelia," Linda waved me over, and I went to join them. They seemed happy.

Tamia looked fired up, and likewise Linda.

Seeing them now made me realise they were genuinely bored.

Linda had told me they all came to the East to be part of the action, and they were bored.

I could see it now.

Susan looked happy and energetic; I bet she had not had this kind of exercise before. Nicole was beaming from ear to ear.

"I can't believe they expected us to remain hidden. You needed to see us in action, Amelia," Nicole said, sounding excited, and I laughed.

"It reminded me of the old days when David and I had to keep relocating to stay alive. We fought attackers all the time," She said, going down memory lane; I realised everyone had a haunted past.

"Where is Mirabel?" I asked, and Tamia looked around.

"That's true; she joined the fight with us; where is she?" Tamia said, and we began calling Mirabel, but there was no answer.

"Mirabel!' I called out. I hoped nothing bad had happened to her. It will be sad.

"Over here, Luna, she is wounded," I heard a Kappa say, and I rushed towards his direction; the others followed me, and Mirabel was on the ground, unconscious. There were deep claw wounds on her chest and her side.

"Oh shit!" I exclaimed, and Tamia and I tried to carry her. Two Kappas rushed towards us, and they helped carry her.

"We need to head back now! Claudia isn't here to stabilise her," I said, and Tamia agreed.

"Is there any medical person around," Susan called out, and one of the Kappas nodded.

Soon, someone approached us with a first aid Kit and began to work on Mirabel's wounds. It took him fifteen.

It meant the spy would have informed them in the afternoon. There wouldn't have been enough time to gather an army of that magnitude between that time and when they attacked," I said, and Tamia smiled.

"Alexei was on the lookout and would have detected them if they passed through Brent in that number.

Which meant they had been around since yesterday morning when Alice was arrested and brought to Mountain.

They had been hiding scattered around Brentwood's forest away from the pack members," Tamia said, and I was happy she figured it out.

"Inkabod knew Alice would get caught. Someone must have informed him that Devin had returned to Brentwood, and Alice must have told him that Devin had given her her old job back.

The people that shot at Devin when they carried Susan from Brent must have informed him what had happened and how Devin had carried Susan's body away.

It was very odd behaviour for a man that had just lost his mate.

Inkabod must have figured then that Susan had survived the attack and given up Alice's name," Linda added, and Nicole whistled. She was always dramatic.

"After all, Susan told us that Alice was fired. So why would Devin go back to Greenville without Susan and rehire Alice while he was still mourning Susan?" Linda asked, and Susan's eyes widened.

"Wow!" Nicole said, and we were all silent, realising how Inkabod had played us.

We would have walked into a trap if Leo's parents had not given us the brilliant ideas.

We would have expected twenty-five to thirty people and faced over a hundred.

It was clever, but the Moon was on our side.

I blessed the goddess as we rode back to Mountain.

When we arrived., Martha, Avery, Katya, Claudia, and Richard were outside.

An ambulance was on standby, and Mirabel was loaded onto it.

Martha hugged me for a while, and then Richard too. They were glad we were okay.

Tamia hugged them, too and likewise, Linda. There were sentiments between them.

"Go on to the clinic, I will join you when Leo's group return," Martha told us, and we followed the ambulance to the clinic.

I was glad we had captured Inkabod, but we needed to be extra careful because we were dealing with intelligent people that were still in the shadows.