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"You are sending these many people to defend this place when you know the real problem is not here," Raine said as she studied the map on the table that showed how the Donovans distributed their forces.
Being with Torak, Raine learned a few things that could add to her knowledge about how it should be done, thus with the information she had, she knew that there was something wrong with the plan made by the Donovans.
"You don't know about this, my love." Torak walked around the table to approach Raine, he tried to calm her, though she didn't look like someone who was angry, but the vibes that she was giving now was telling him that it was more than that.
However, Raine avoided his touch and moved to the other side of the table. She took a deep breath, as if preparing herself to say something that would hurt both of them.
"Torak what have you done?" Raine asked in a whispery tone, she looked at her mate with eyes filled with disappointment. "You don't want to end this war…"
"I do," Torak replied grimly, yet even after he said that, there was no further explanation whatsoever.
"How?" Raine asked. She knew that Torak was aware of the answer for it, but she needed him to say it.
"In a way that wouldn't lead to sacrifice you," Torak said. His dark eyes stared directly at Raine with determination.Find authorized novels in , faster updates, better experience, Please click #'t-use-your-power-against-me_51043852177425840 for visiting.
"But, how?" Raine looked at him sadly.
The blood of the guardian angels was what was needed to fight the new powers of the devils, where they could control time, soul and nature, the same powers as the guardian angels.
But to have their blood being sucked out of their body to accommodate the entire army, was nothing different from a suicide. The fact that their blood could be used to strengthen their power was an indisputable factor that could be counted in order to win the war.
However, how could the Donovans let that happen?!
Torak had never been this angry at Serefina for helping the devils to gain control over such powers! They haven't used it yet, but them delaying the obvious didn't mean they wouldn't take benefit of this in the right time.
Yet, when was the right time for them? They didn't have any idea about this.
And as for the three craters that were opened in different locations, from where the creatures from hell had been appearing, they weren't left with another choice but to close them.
But, Torak didn't think he wanted to know how they could close those gate to hell. He remember all too well how Raine opened that gates with the help of Aeon in order to get him out of there, he had a bad feeling about how to close it again…
"Torak tell me how you are planning to win this war," Raine spoke in a hard tone, her eyes looked at her mate hardly. "Tell me what your exact plan is."
It was rare for Torak to have a fight with Raine, even if they were not on the same page, most of the time, Raine would listen to him in the end, or Torak would be willing to bend his own will and rules for her.
However, not this time.
It seemed this was the only time when they stood on two different sides of a problem and no one was willing to back down from what they believe.
"We will find the solution, I just a little more time," Torak said, he tried to reach for his mate, but Raine raised her hand to stop him from coming closer to her.
"Time?" Raine backed away from Torak and she could see the pain in his eyes. She needed space and being close to him wouldn't help her to straighten her mind. "You feed those creatures from hell with your people, in order to give you time?"
Raine couldn't understand why Torak was in a state of depression like this and was readily willing to sacrifice his own people…
No, Raine had this bad feeling ever since they arrived in this building. There was something with the atmosphere here that could make people feel more desperate and couldn't think clearly.
The Donovans were being driven by their impulsiveness to save their mates, at all costs.
It was only one week that they were through their grief for the losing their people, that they shed tears for their loss of Raphael and his mate, but now Torak and the other two Donovans were doing the same exact thing that made them restless just a week ago? That didn't make any sense.
"Torak, if you really want to stop this war, help me find Nutdrouk, there is something I want to ask him," Raine said in a stern voice and prayed in her heart that Torak would agree to it.
"No," Torak rejected her immediately and saw disappointment flashing on her face.
"Why?" Raine frowned, though his answer was not unexpected.
"I don't want you to go anywhere near the dwarf. I don't trust him," Torak said matter of factly. Aside from the fact that he had indeed been of handy to help Calleb bring Raphael's son safely, the Alpha still didn't trust him.
The dwarf had a hidden agenda, everyone could feel it, they just didn't know whether it was a good thing for everyone involved or not.
And now Raine wanted to see him? Of course, the answer would be a big 'no'.
"I will go and see him myself," Raine said. The determination in her eyes said that even Torak couldn't stop her.
"I don't want you to die Raine, I can't lose you." Torak moved to block her way. "I told you from the very beginning, I don't care how many people I have to give up as long as you are safe, that's what matters to me the most."
Raine shook her head, "I can't live with that fact, Torak."
She walked past him and was about to open the door, when Calleb came from the other side of it.
"Arrest her!" Torak said.
"What?" Calleb stared at the couple, dumbfounded, he didn't understand why Torak wanted him to arrest Raine...
"You can't use your power against me and Calleb, my love."
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"You are sending these many people to defend this place when you know the real problem is not here," Raine said as she studied the map on the table that showed how the Donovans distributed their forces.
Being with Torak, Raine learned a few things that could add to her knowledge about how it should be done, thus with the information she had, she knew that there was something wrong with the plan made by the Donovans.
"You don't know about this, my love." Torak walked around the table to approach Raine, he tried to calm her, though she didn't look like someone who was angry, but the vibes that she was giving now was telling him that it was more than that.
However, Raine avoided his touch and moved to the other side of the table. She took a deep breath, as if preparing herself to say something that would hurt both of them.
"Torak what have you done?" Raine asked in a whispery tone, she looked at her mate with eyes filled with disappointment. "You don't want to end this war…"
"I do," Torak replied grimly, yet even after he said that, there was no further explanation whatsoever.
"How?" Raine asked. She knew that Torak was aware of the answer for it, but she needed him to say it.
"In a way that wouldn't lead to sacrifice you," Torak said. His dark eyes stared directly at Raine with determination.Find authorized novels in , faster updates, better experience, Please click #'t-use-your-power-against-me_51043852177425840 for visiting.
"But, how?" Raine looked at him sadly.
The blood of the guardian angels was what was needed to fight the new powers of the devils, where they could control time, soul and nature, the same powers as the guardian angels.
But to have their blood being sucked out of their body to accommodate the entire army, was nothing different from a suicide. The fact that their blood could be used to strengthen their power was an indisputable factor that could be counted in order to win the war.
However, how could the Donovans let that happen?!
Torak had never been this angry at Serefina for helping the devils to gain control over such powers! They haven't used it yet, but them delaying the obvious didn't mean they wouldn't take benefit of this in the right time.
Yet, when was the right time for them? They didn't have any idea about this.
And as for the three craters that were opened in different locations, from where the creatures from hell had been appearing, they weren't left with another choice but to close them.
But, Torak didn't think he wanted to know how they could close those gate to hell. He remember all too well how Raine opened that gates with the help of Aeon in order to get him out of there, he had a bad feeling about how to close it again…
"Torak tell me how you are planning to win this war," Raine spoke in a hard tone, her eyes looked at her mate hardly. "Tell me what your exact plan is."
It was rare for Torak to have a fight with Raine, even if they were not on the same page, most of the time, Raine would listen to him in the end, or Torak would be willing to bend his own will and rules for her.
However, not this time.
It seemed this was the only time when they stood on two different sides of a problem and no one was willing to back down from what they believe.
"We will find the solution, I just a little more time," Torak said, he tried to reach for his mate, but Raine raised her hand to stop him from coming closer to her.
"Time?" Raine backed away from Torak and she could see the pain in his eyes. She needed space and being close to him wouldn't help her to straighten her mind. "You feed those creatures from hell with your people, in order to give you time?"
Raine couldn't understand why Torak was in a state of depression like this and was readily willing to sacrifice his own people…
No, Raine had this bad feeling ever since they arrived in this building. There was something with the atmosphere here that could make people feel more desperate and couldn't think clearly.
The Donovans were being driven by their impulsiveness to save their mates, at all costs.
It was only one week that they were through their grief for the losing their people, that they shed tears for their loss of Raphael and his mate, but now Torak and the other two Donovans were doing the same exact thing that made them restless just a week ago? That didn't make any sense.
"Torak, if you really want to stop this war, help me find Nutdrouk, there is something I want to ask him," Raine said in a stern voice and prayed in her heart that Torak would agree to it.
"No," Torak rejected her immediately and saw disappointment flashing on her face.
"Why?" Raine frowned, though his answer was not unexpected.
"I don't want you to go anywhere near the dwarf. I don't trust him," Torak said matter of factly. Aside from the fact that he had indeed been of handy to help Calleb bring Raphael's son safely, the Alpha still didn't trust him.
The dwarf had a hidden agenda, everyone could feel it, they just didn't know whether it was a good thing for everyone involved or not.
And now Raine wanted to see him? Of course, the answer would be a big 'no'.
"I will go and see him myself," Raine said. The determination in her eyes said that even Torak couldn't stop her.
"I don't want you to die Raine, I can't lose you." Torak moved to block her way. "I told you from the very beginning, I don't care how many people I have to give up as long as you are safe, that's what matters to me the most."
Raine shook her head, "I can't live with that fact, Torak."
She walked past him and was about to open the door, when Calleb came from the other side of it.
"Arrest her!" Torak said.
"What?" Calleb stared at the couple, dumbfounded, he didn't understand why Torak wanted him to arrest Raine...
"You can't use your power against me and Calleb, my love."
"You are sending these many people to defend this place when you know the real problem is not here," Raine said as she studied the map on the table that showed how the Donovans distributed their forces. Being with Torak, Raine learned a few things that could add to her knowledge about how it should be done, thus with the information she had, she knew that there was something wrong with the plan made by the Donovans. "You don't know about this, my love." Torak walked around the table to approach Raine, he tried to calm her, though she didn't look like someone who was angry, but the vibes that she was giving now was telling him that it was more than that. However, Raine avoided his touch and moved to the other side of the table. She took a deep breath, as if preparing herself to say something that would hurt both of them. "Torak what have you done?" Raine asked in a whispery tone, she looked at her mate with eyes filled with disappointment. "You don't want to end this war" "I do," Torak replied grimly, yet even after he said that, there was no further explanation whatsoever. "How?" Raine asked. She knew that Torak was aware of the answer for it, but she needed him to say it. "In a way that wouldn't lead to sacrifice you," Torak said. His dark eyes stared directly at Raine with determination.Find authorized novels in , faster updates, better experience, Please click #'t-use-your-power-against-me_51043852177425840 for visiting. "But, how?" Raine looked at him sadly. The blood of the guardian angels was what was needed to fight the new powers of the devils, where they could control time, soul and nature, the same powers as the guardian angels. But to have their blood being sucked out of their body to accommodate the entire army, was nothing different from a suicide. The fact that their blood could be used to strengthen their power was an indisputable factor that could be counted in order to win the war. However, how could the Donovans let that happen?! Torak had never been this angry at Serefina for helping the devils to gain control over such powers! They haven't used it yet, but them delaying the obvious didn't mean they wouldn't take benefit of this in the right time. Yet, when was the right time for them? They didn't have any idea about this. And as for the three craters that were opened in different locations, from where the creatures from hell had been appearing, they weren't left with another choice but to close them. But, Torak didn't think he wanted to know how they could close those gate to hell. He remember all too well how Raine opened that gates with the help of Aeon in order to get him out of there, he had a bad feeling about how to close it again "Torak tell me how you are planning to win this war," Raine spoke in a hard tone, her eyes looked at her mate hardly. "Tell me what your exact plan is." It was rare for Torak to have a fight with Raine, even if they were not on the same page, most of the time, Raine would listen to him in the end, or Torak would be willing to bend his own will and rules for her. However, not this time. It seemed this was the only time when they stood on two different sides of a problem and no one was willing to back down from what they believe. "We will find the solution, I just a little more time," Torak said, he tried to reach for his mate, but Raine raised her hand to stop him from coming closer to her. "Time?" Raine backed away from Torak and she could see the pain in his eyes. She needed space and being close to him wouldn't help her to straighten her mind. "You feed those creatures from hell with your people, in order to give you time?" Raine couldn't understand why Torak was in a state of depression like this and was readily willing to sacrifice his own people No, Raine had this bad feeling ever since they arrived in this building. There was something with the atmosphere here that could make people feel more desperate and couldn't think clearly. The Donovans were being driven by their impulsiveness to save their mates, at all costs. It was only one week that they were through their grief for the losing their people, that they shed tears for their loss of Raphael and his mate, but now Torak and the other two Donovans were doing the same exact thing that made them restless just a week ago? That didn't make any sense. "Torak, if you really want to stop this war, help me find Nutdrouk, there is something I want to ask him," Raine said in a stern voice and prayed in her heart that Torak would agree to it. "No," Torak rejected her immediately and saw disappointment flashing on her face. "Why?" Raine frowned, though his answer was not unexpected. "I don't want you to go anywhere near the dwarf. I don't trust him," Torak said matter of factly. Aside from the fact that he had indeed been of handy to help Calleb bring Raphael's son safely, the Alpha still didn't trust him. The dwarf had a hidden agenda, everyone could feel it, they just didn't know whether it was a good thing for everyone involved or not. And now Raine wanted to see him? Of course, the answer would be a big 'no'. "I will go and see him myself," Raine said. The determination in her eyes said that even Torak couldn't stop her. "I don't want you to die Raine, I can't lose you." Torak moved to block her way. "I told you from the very beginning, I don't care how many people I have to give up as long as you are safe, that's what matters to me the most." Raine shook her head, "I can't live with that fact, Torak." She walked past him and was about to open the door, when Calleb came from the other side of it. "Arrest her!" Torak said. "What?" Calleb stared at the couple, dumbfounded, he didn't understand why Torak wanted him to arrest Raine... "You can't use your power against me and Calleb, my love."
