Chapter 633
He couldn’t catch her scent, probably because she was still wearing the masking spray, but for some reason, my wolf was on a mission to a certain location. He started to run through the mass of rogues, fighting and biting his way through. By the time we reached the pack lines, his fur was matted with blood. My wolf and I didn’t care, though. There was a strong pull, like the universe was guiding me right to Judy. We were running so fast that everything around us was nothing more than a blur.
I could hear gunshots in the distance behind me as the battle continued. I saw flames invading the tree lines, and howls of pain surfaced. The pack was falling under, and there were no signs of Alpha Levi. I wondered if he was alerted to the situation in one of his packs. As a Lycan, he could get here in minutes if he wanted.
The thought pissed me off.
He was neglecting this pack, and it was obvious during my short time here.
I wasn’t sure how long I was running for; I mindlinked my warriors and told them to help to the best of their abilities. I was relieved when they confirmed that they were all still alive and doing their best to shut down the situation. Though with the amount of rogues that were released into this pack, I feared I might lose some men today.
I cursed myself for sending Taylor back to the Silver Crescent pack; he would have been a good asset to this fight, not that I knew it was going to happen.
Soon, a cabin came into view, and I internally praised my wolf for finding it without a problem. Dread fell upon me as we approached the cabin; it looked so dark and run down, but there was no mistaking the car parked out back… it was Spencer’s.
He had to have been here, and Judy must be here as well. Just as I got closer to the front door, ready to barge through it, I was attacked by a rogue that came out of nowhere. It seemed as if they were nearby and keeping an eye on the property.
More came out of nowhere and started to attack me as well, but my wolf was bigger and much stronger than any of these rogues. Within minutes, I had each of their heads ripped off their bodies and bleeding out on the ground. I left a path of rogues behind me as I ran towards the cabin.
My wolf was furious, and the closer we got, the more he could feel Judy’s fading energy. We burst through the door just as Spencer came around the corner, his hands up to show that he wasn’t armed. His eyes were wide, and he looked terrified.
My wolf growled at him fiercely, and he looked like he was about to wet himself. He was a sad excuse for a Gamma. He was weak, and I wanted to break him. My wolf relaxed and allowed me full control again after I urged him back. I wanted to speak with him before I killed him.
I shifted back into my human form, not caring that I was completely naked. Nudity wasn’t a big deal amongst shifters, and Spencer makes no notice that I’m naked. But he did look extremely nervous that I was there anyway.
“Where is she?” I asked, my tone was nothing but a growl; my wolf teetering on the edge.
“I… I don’t know who-“
“Don’t lie to me,” I bit out, my tone so loud that it made him flinch. “Where is she?”
He was shaking where he stood, and his eyes darted around, probably looking for a way out of hoping someone would show up to save him.
“Your rogue guards are dead,” I said through my teeth, stepping closer to him. I was taller than he, so he had to look up to stare back at me, his eyes wide with fear. Knowing that he was found, and his rogues outside the door were dead, Spencer had nothing left… no defeat. He knew he wouldn’t stand a chance against a Lycan.