356: ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY

"Wait." Raine tugged her wrist out of Serefina's grasp. "He said he knows something about my power."0

Serefina squinted her eyes at Raine before she shifted her gaze to the dwarf, whose smirk was so unsightly. "If I were you, I wouldn't listen to his crap."

After saying that, Serefina grabbed Raine's wrist again and pulled her toward Torak and the others.

In the witch's eyes, everything that came out of the dwarf's mouth, shouldn't be trusted. She knew the dwarf long enough to make this judgment.

Yet, Raine still kept looking at the dwarf, hesitantly. "What if the dwarf knows something useful?" In this situation, Raine really wanted to strengthen and increase her power as fast as she could, but there was this strange feeling.

A feeling of being obstructed by something.

"I know him too well to tell you that he knows nothing except talking bullshit." Serefina said nonchalantly.

Actually, Serefina's words sounded more reliable, but something told Raine otherwise about the dwarf.

She kept looking at the dwarf, who stayed in his spot, not making an attempt to move even an inch.

Was that true?

However, Raine didn't have time to ask because Torak had walked toward her and helped her to get in the helicopter.

As soon as she was seated on the back seat, Torak strapped Raine securely, not allowing her to move. Serefina did the same to herself as she sat right next to Raine.

Not long after that, Torak and Calleb sat in the front as Torak turned on the engine and the rotor started spinning.

The sound of it reminded Raine of chopping sounds, but way too louder.

"We are leaving Raphael and Jack?!" Raine shouted above the pulsing noise around her.

"We will meet them at the border!" Torak replied as the machine started to ascend from the ground.

Raine glanced at Raphael and Jack, who were covering their faces with their arms from the hard wind caused by the spinning blades.

And the last thing that Raine noticed before they left that place was the disturbing smirk on the dwarf's face.

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Raine's first experience of riding a helicopter wasn't all that bad, except she hate to fly in such cramped space while Serefina and Torak quarreled nonstop.

Both of them could find disputes in every topic, or they always have problems to debate.

Raine was scared to the point she couldn't sit still and kept glancing at the city below her, as she thought; if they were to crash land, would they survive? Maybe the three of them would, because they were immortals, supernatural creatures, and had awesome powers and strength.

But, what about her? Raine was sure she would be a porridge once her body collided with the ground.

Thankfully, Raine's silly thoughts didn't take reality.

Because, Torak was a great pilot and aside from the quarrel between Serefina and he, they actually worked quite well together.

Serefina managed to pull on of her magic tricks successfully, so they could leave the city undetected.

As for Raphael and Jack, Calleb told her that they would turn into their beasts, which was a much more faster and easier way for them to move.

Raphael and Jack also would bring along the other Lycans that got split from them after they left the highway.

Raine was glad to hear that.

They flew for around forty minutes before Torak decided to land on one of tall buildings that have a letter 'H' on the roof. A helipad.

Once they landed safely, Torak got off from his seat and helped Raine with her straps, as Serefina was too lazy to help her and Raine was confused with those.

When Raine stood steadily on the ground, Torak took her hand and walked dignifiedly toward a lot of people who were waiting for them.

Someone stepped forward to greet Torak while the other people behind him slightly lowered their heads at the sight of their Supreme Alpha. This wasn't a sight that they could see every day.

"Alpha."

This person has a deep and husky voice and looked a few years older than Torak, but Raine couldn't tell as the Lycans aged differently.

"This is your Luna." Torak replied calmly, slightly nudging Raine in front of him to introduce her.

"Luna." The man was Alpha Romulus, who was on the phone with Torak when they were in the car.

"Hm, hello." Raine said awkwardly. She didn't know how to respond to him.

Fortunately, Alpha Romulus sensed her discomfort and smiled politely. "How are you Luna?"

"I am good." Raine responded sheepishly and Torak took over the conversation.

They walked inside an elevator, followed by Calleb, Serefina, Alpha Romulus and his Beta, Henry. The Beta has a lanky body and was slightly taller than Calleb with olive skin tone and black eyes.

Raine couldn't tell if that was his real eyes color or the beast inside him was peeking.

Nonetheless, Raine felt safer among Torak's people. They would leave this place for sure and would go to Torak's territory eventually.

But then again, Raine remembered her vision about the blood on her hands when she touched Sunny. If they left this place, she wouldn't have a chance to meet her, right? So, what about that vision? It had not happened yet.

Though Raine was confused, she didn't bother with that anymore, probably her vision could be wrong and she would be more than glad if the dreadful scene didn't happen at all.

"There are four Alphas that have arrived here when I called for them to come over." Romulus informed Torak as they walked out of the elevator and passed corridor after corridor. "The other Alphas are on their way, ready for your orders."

"Good." Torak nodded, pleased with Romulus's efficiency.

Afterward, Romulus opened a sophisticated door that led them to a multipurpose room where they found four men waiting, with imposing manners and another twenty men behind them.

All of a sudden the atmosphere turned heavy as every one of them had a very strong aura.

"Alpha." All of the people inside the room spoke in unison when Torak stepped inside the room.

"And our Luna." Romulus opened his palm toward Raine to introduce her.

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