Dungeon

dungeon

Louis's pov

I followed the scent into the woods, but it was getting dark, and I still had no clue how I could find Kayla. I know that I need to turn back, to go back to the safety of the house. I made my way through the trees, the darkness closing in around me. My heart was pounding, my fear rising with each step. I reach the edge of the woods, and I was so angry that I shifted to my wolf form. I ran back to the pack house, I felt so angry because I was no closer to finding Kayla

I can't give up, not yet. I have to keep searching for Kayla, no matter what. I started to retrace my steps, looking for any clue, any sign of where she might be. I search through the woods, my heart racing, my mind whirling with thoughts. I couldn't lose hope, couldn't let my fear win. I have to keep going, had to find her. But as I search, I was feeling tired. I was exhausted, and my legs were shaking. I tried to keep going, but I knew I needed to rest.

I made my way back to the pack house, I used the back door to enter the house, and with my beta's help, I got to my room, I had already shifted from my wolf form and I was naked, it felt as if they were something in the woods, it felt as if something was sprayed in the air and it made me weak

I made my way to the bathroom and stared at myself in the mirror, I felt tired, I felt tired of the trouble and drama in my life, I sighed as I turn on the shower and I let the hot water wash over me, I closed my eyes trying to feel something else but all I could feel was pain and it felt like I was carrying a burden and everyone was looking up to me. I exhale sharply as I let the warm water fall on my body

As I stepped out of the bathroom, I reached for a towel to dry myself off. The towel was soft and warm against my skin, and I felt a moment of comfort in the simple act of drying myself off. I wrapped the towel around myself and walked back to my room. I sat down on the bed, trying to relax. My mind was still racing, but I forced myself to take a deep breath and focus on the present moment.

I put on my clothes, my movements slow and deliberate. My mind was racing, but I forced myself to focus on the simple task of getting dressed. I knew that Kayla was in danger, and I needed to find her. But I couldn't use my mate bond to trace her location because I haven't mark her yey. I felt a surge of anger at myself, for not claiming her sooner. I should have known better, should have known that something like this could happen.

I walked down the stairs, my mother and children waiting for me at the bottom. "Did you find her?" my mother asked, her voice shaking. I knew she had been worried about Kayla, and I felt a wave of guilt wash over me. I tried to keep my voice steady as I spoke. "I'm sorry, I couldn't find her. I ran as far as I could into the woods, but I couldn't track her scent any further." My mother's face fell, her eyes filled with worry. "What are we going to do?" she asked, her voice trembling.

I felt the weight of my responsibilities as Alpha pressing down on me as I walked through the hallways of the castle. I knew I had to find Kayla, no matter what it took. I made my way to the dungeons, my beta trailing behind me. The dungeons were a dark, damp place, filled with the smell of fear and despair. I could hear the shuffling of chains and the low murmur of voices as I approached the cells.

We saw the elder. He looked up at us, his eyes filled with fear. I approached him, and asked him who else was involved in his scheme. He looked at me, his eyes wide. "I can't tell you," he said, his voice trembling. "Please, don't make me." I knew I had to get the information I needed, but I also knew that I couldn't force him to talk. I decided to try a different approach.

I looked at the elder and said, "I trusted you. My late father also trusted you and you betrayed that trust. How could you do this?" I kept my voice low and even, hoping to convince him to speak to me. "I need to know who else is involved," I said, my eyes pleading with him. I tried to project an air of calm, hoping he would see that I was serious.

The elder was clearly trying to avoid giving me the information I needed. He claimed that there was no one else involved, but I wasn't convinced. I was losing my patience, and I knew I had to get him to talk. "I know you're lying," I said, my voice low and dangerous. "There's no way you could have done this alone. I need to know who else was involved." He looked at me, his face pale and his eyes wide with fear. "I'm telling you the truth," he said, his voice cracking. "I swear, there's no one else."

Ethan could sense my frustration, and he stepped forward, gently touching my arm. "Let me handle this," he said, his voice soft and reassuring. I nodded, and he stepped into the dungeon, his eyes locked on the elder. Ethan has telekinesis, it was a power that the moon goddess blessed him with.

He held out his hand, and I watched as it began to tremble, as if an invisible force was pulling at it. The elder's eyes widened in fear, and he began to speak.