Fated To My Lycan Stepbrothers
Chapter 104

I closed my eyes, feeling the energy of my powers throbbing under my skin. It wasn't that heavy, but I could feel it. However little it was there, reminding me that it was something I could use to my advantage. I shouldn't take it for granted.

Using my powers might drain me. I didn't even know how to use them. When Elder Rosalie offered a night to teach me, I chose to rely on my boys, Zeke and Kyle and to be honest, they were doing well, protecting me.

Who was going to protect them? I could not be useless in all ramifications. Paradventure they take me in as mate, would I seat back and watch the wolves tear my mates in to pieces when I have the power to save them?

"You can do it, Naya." My wolf encouraged me despite hating the fact I had some other power apart from her. "I can feel the purple lady too."

I grinned, hearing a loud slashing sound from the side, maybe it was Kyle or Zeke. It bought me more time to remember Elderly one' voice in my head. Elders are born not created. If I was born with my powers, doesn't it make me stronger than I actually think I was? Think, Naya, think!

How do you summon your power? You can do it. A loud crash caught my attention and I opened my eyes to see Kyle almost being eaten by one of those things. He was fighting voraciously.

"No!" Zeke yelled, throwing off his own opponent to get to Kyle. The monster raked its claws around Kyle's stomach as Kyle tried to use all his strength to throw it off.

It wasn't working. In panic I turned to Baron Diego. "Stop this! Let them go!"

He simply chuckled alongside others. "You know... it's a shame how you stand there and let them protect you like you are incapable. I want to see what you can do... unless you are as useless as I thought earlier."

"You freak!" I sighed when Zeke saved Kyle by ripping the neck of the wolf. Then he stretched out his hands.

"You okay brother?"

"Yea." Kyle got up with agility but blood poured down his stomach and it made mine twist and turn in anger.

The monsters were still coming to me when I felt like I had had enough for their entertainment. "Enough!" I yelled, my power coming out like I was an expert. I gasped in shock as all the monsters were suspended in the air. I thought of them bursting into pieces and they did just that, their body parts splattering onto the Alphas and even Alpha Damien's new suit. They were all frozen in shock at the display.

Zeke refused to be frozen by my actions as he pulled me closer to him. "Let's get out of here."

"What... what did I just do?" I whispered to myself, still tasting the strong chemical scent that penetrated the air.

Instead of blood, a strange stench filled the air. What has Baron Diego been doing with his wolves to make them into a killing machine? My leg hit something and I almost fell.

"Easy."

"Our car." I muttered incoherently. It won't take hours before the Alphas have recovered and start to chase US.

"What the." Kyle mumbled as the guards who drove us here offered to drive us out. Our car skidded to a halt in front of

us. They were the drivers. "Can you trust them?"

"Trust Naya." Zeke said instead and I wondered what I did to make them want to betray Baron Diego. They were been compelled by me to set them free from the t*****e.

"They are good to go." I patted one of them. So this was what it meant to be free. Besides, what other choice do we have? Kyle wasn't in a good shape to drive and Zeke was busy trying to navigate the area with Flame. If any of them took the wheel, we would be lost. "We know the way better than the three of you. So hop in and let's get going." The doors were open and we practically flew in.

As we settled into the car, the guards exchanged glances, their expressions were one of relief as they started the car.

Although Kyle seemed skeptical about their sudden change of allegiance. Despite the pain he felt, he still glanced behind him and at the guards through the rear mirror.

"What the f**k are you looking at?" He snapped at one of them who quickly faced the road. While Zeke chose to trust me. It made me feel giddy whenever I remembered his words: Trust Naya. He trusted in my powers too. I couldn't help but feel a surge of gratitude toward these guards who had risked their lives to help us.

1 turned to Zeke. "Seeing as these two are helping us escape, does it mean my powers did it? Like I can mind control things? I can also move out if my body too." Zeke's eyes widened. "Then you just don't have one, you have two. Why didn't you tell us you can watch people?"

Watch people? That's elder Rosalie's power right? Is that why she chose to take me under her wings? I can not only watch people but I can make them do as I want. Damn! I swallowed my conclusion, averting my gaze from Zeke's prying ones. He was waiting for an answer. One I may never give him.

"She apparently hid that information from us for a reason." Kyle covered for me.

"You wanted to tell us this morning,

right?"

I blinked. That was not it but there was no need to argue with them. "Yea. And other stuff too."

No one said anything and I wondered if they knew I watched them discussing me last night. Zeke opened his mouth and I thought that was what he wanted to ask. But then he closed it again. Maybe it wasn't such a good idea to say such things in the presence of the guards or inspectors... whichever they were.

"So," one of the guards said as he took a sharp turn. I was familiar with it. "That display back there was pretty impressive. What was that?" He asked in awe.

I nodded, still trying to process what I had just done. "I didn't even know I could do that. It just... happened." My thoughts went to Renee and her family whether they would be branded traitors 100.

"Should we check Renee?" I asked Zeke who sighed.

"I know what you are thinking so no. You can't simply ask them to follow you to your pack for their safety. They have a life here and never forget that her father is Beta."

I narrowed my eyes. "Isn't it strange that he wasnt at the meeting today?"

Zeke seemed to think about that too. "Maybe he had other duties. Or was sent to trap us if we came back. Drive on." He ordered the guards.

"What you did.

..." the other guard continued, oblivious as we

were discussing other matters. But he managed to distract me though. "It's not just about what you did, but why you did it. Baron Diego has been experimenting with his wolves, and it's not for the better."

Kyle raised an eyebrow, clearly interested in this new information. "Experimenting? What kind of experiments?"

The guard glanced at his partner before continuing, "It's hard to say for sure, but we've noticed changes in some of the pack members. They've become more aggressive, almost feral. It's like Baron Diego is trying to create some kind of super pack, but it's going horribly wrong. He's turning them into monsters and some Alphas are with him."

Like Alpha Damien. The road was pretty empty and smooth. If we weren't escaping from death...

Zeke leaned forward, his eyes narrowing. "And you're helping us because...?"

The guard shot a look at me through the rearview mirror.

"Because we believe in you, Naya. You made us see what we couldn't see. We've seen the darkness within Baron Diego, and we want to be part of something better. You, with your power, might just be the key to changing things." He shrugged.

I exchanged glances with Zeke and Kyle. So it wasn't just my power that made them betray Baron Diego. It's what they have seen. If my elder abilities could make a difference, I had to try. "But what can we do? Baron Diego is a powerful Alpha." The other guard spoke up, "There are others within the pack who are just as fed up with his methods. If we unite, we might have a chance."

People like Renee were fed up too. It wasn't my call to make them unite. It was Zeke and Kyle's call. We have a lot of work to do. Kyle finally seemed to relent. "Alright. But we need a plan."

Speeding away from the blood moon pack territory, I couldn't help but wonder about the extent of my powers.

One thing was clear, though - the Blood Moon Pack was about to face war from Zeke and Kyle, and I was at the center of it.