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d rabbits. How dare they call themselves hunters; how dare they claim to be part of my beautiful Alliance when they have le

ways holds the hood over her face so I can notice her arrival, but not this time. I leave the techs behind and head to my

permission to speak, which shouldn't be a problem at the moment- I need answers, not proof that

t get over myself. I don't care much about the young ones, but this girl grants me access to priceless information, so I have to push through. I s

wing weakness deserves a place in my Alliance, no matter what anyone else says. Yes, emotions make us human, but there is no room for humanity or feelings here. We are here to kill the monsters, t

explain to me what happened there. We lost contact with my daughter, and shortly after, we had to go on red alert because the masses of our forces were returning. I can only assume things did

ve never had to do it, so I just stare at her. No doubt it may be traumatic for them to go out there with the sole purpose of killing, but my daughter did that long before she was Emmy's age. The girl shouldn't make such a big dea

o sprinkle some golden poppy leaves in the tea. That will help Emmy relax and calm down. The only problem I have with the young people is that they don't

from a teenager? Maybe I should demand that someone older come over and report on the situation. I'm about to rise from my seat and usher her out of my office when Emmy finally speaks. "I handed her the cloak, and we chatted a bit. Enya seemed confident, as always, but things changed rather quickly. We got the order to attack, and everyone uncovered themselves. From there, the ambush turned

sure her because I am sure that moron Benjamin is on his way here. If someone

min beckons himself into my office. He scans the room, and his gaze lingers on the trembling te

plain anything. I still can't understand why I didn't send her away and find someone else to question. Preferably, someone sane. "As I was saying, the whole scene turned into utter chaos. While the giant wolf pinned me to the ground, Enya ran towards him. She pointed her gun at him, and another wolf appeared out of nowhere. He caught her, and the wolf r

what did you do? Why are you telling me that only so

d them. I hoped the wolves would leave and I could get Enya back to base. I really hoped I could get back in t

and slam my fist against the desk surface. "Why

looks up and s

t her life at all!" I want to scream at the top of my lungs. I would if only her damn father wasn't sitting next to her. It's about the time I call the leaders m

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eyes. He threw her over his shoulder, and they all left. Enya's with those monsters, a

e comes close to my daughter's death or wolves taking her. She is the best of the best; I don't believe she was so careless. Without Enya by our side, there might be no Alliance at all, but what's worse- I might have lost m