Alpha Nocturne's Contracted Mate

Chapter 151

Alpha Nocturne’s Contracted Mate by A E Randell

Chapter 151 Shipping Convicts

The wind howled through the mountain passes as the ominous storm clouds scudded overhead, the threat of them dumping their heavy load over the convoy below was ever-present as the guards walked in silence at the side of their dangerous cargo.

Each one of them knew the dire threat that they had been charged with keeping subdued, and they were acutely aware of the fate that awaited them if anything went wrong.

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The Iron cage rattled over stones and boulders as the heavy guard scanned the dangerous terrain all around them as if expecting a threat to appear at any second.

The Elders of the Royal Enclave had wasted no time in preparing and shipping these convicts off to their final destination.

As soon as the verdicts had been announced, the two female figures, one unrepentant and defiant, the other sobbing and defeated as she clutched her swollen belly protectively, had been unceremoniously hauled away and bundled together in a high-security convoy with other condemned inmates destined for the Containment facility in the desolate

Northern Tips mountain range.

far, everything had gone smoothly. The individual crates that held the condemned were loaded onto the transport

side and the smaller wyverns with riders backed them up from the air

the enclave took roughly an hour and a half and they landed without incident

the crates were safely unloaded onto the secure cages that were fixed on the narrow carts that would be used

inmates, and the soft sound of sobbing from one of the cages at the

against the enormous beasts that pulled the carts and they protested loudly as the carts wavered behind them in the strong

for you with a huge mound of…” The driver crooned as he attempted to soothe the nervous beasts,

waste your breath on them?” He sneered

Widow’s Ravine was notorious for claiming the lives of unprepared travelers and there were countless tales of

these animals, Ser.” The driver said as he narrowed his eyes and leaned over the edge of the rail, spitting

nose in disgust and sneered up at

hybrid, what

I’d rather be a moving target than a sitting duck.” The guard spat angrily

guards prejudice, but he said nothing more and turned back to his animals, attempting to coax them lovingly in the soothing voice that

they simply wouldn’t take another step forward as they stomped the ground in defiance and

descended over his features and he scanned the

yet, old man.” The guard demanded impatiently, his cold gaze boring into the man before

tone of his words, the driver responded carefully, trying his best not to inflame the simmering tension that

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