The Rise of The Wereheretic

my father. Being the Alpha of the Moonmist Pack, he never went anywhere without sending a

nced so late in the night?” I coul

y father’s eyebrows twitched. He was getting a

ace, I urged, “Alpha, why won’t you tell me anyt

onclusive. He wouldn’t tell me anything even if I kept naggin

cryptic, mysterious. He expected me t

had. It was difficult but I tried. That is what I have been doing since mom

the moon plunging the world into an endless sea of darkness. However, we padded along the stony pat

ter. “Alpha, I think we took the wrong t

tering through

ehead. “Are we just going to take a st

her climbed onto the boundary wall with a lea

efore following his lead.

rushed to catch up with my father who

ered in a flustered voice, “I don’t think it is appropriate to peek into somebody’s house l

ped as he grabbed the back of my neck and pr

f singing an erratic tune. A wolf howled at a distance piercing through the soft melancholy. Once I had calme

t my lips and I stood there gaping; my heart b

long brown hair, large doe-like eyes, and velvety pink lips. Her features were

legs crossed and her shoulders slumped, she ga

he words left my

atting my back, he stated, “Today, you are go

my eyebrows, “How can someone this gorgeous be dange

e true, my son….” He stopped abruptly, his gaze shifted restles

stant sense of dread gripped me. The first thought that formed in my mind was

father grabbed my hand and dragged me back to the window, “J

incapable, helpless; utterly useless. But, I didn’t want to

to the core. The pretty girl wasn’t

n as she barred them. Then, without any warning, s

idened in horror and his jaws hung open. His face turned pale and within moments his body went

ugh the air and hit the girl on her chest. I sucked in my breath a

d pulled it out. Blood gushed out of her wound. She didn’t seem bothered by it. I don’t know if

ed the arrow into two. She cocked her head to one s

a gun at the girl. The girl’s lips curved in a mocking smile, “I

, “I…If you don’t surrender, I will shoot….” His v

o dark that it made me shudder, “Go ahead, try your luck. I have bee

d at her. But, instead of trying to escape, she was asking him to shoot her

on was one of extreme hatred but his f

e was no room left at all. He was backed against the wall now. The girl took one

trigger. I gulped; my mouth had become so dry