Game of Destiny – A Thrilling Tale of Power, Love & Fate

“I am going.” Ramses stood fully dressed, ready to walk to the stadium with us for the seventh game.

“Ramses,” I said.

“No. I’m fine. My shoulder doesn’t hurt, I’m a little stiff, but it won’t stop me. It’s better we use me at eighty percent than we are a wolf short,” he insisted. I was about to order him back to bed when Amie put her hand on my arm and stepped

in between us.

“Ramses, we are just worried about the long recovery. You are needed here. Your contribution to the games has been

undeniable. Just remember that in ten days we will be going home. We need you just as much back home, if not more.

Should we risk your health for the rest of your life?” Amie asked.

“I promise you, Beta, I can do this. I know my body and it will be able to handle this.” Amie sighed.

“How about you come with us and when we hear what the game is, we decide if you sit it out or not?” she suggested.

“Yes,” he agreed. She looked at me. I nodded. It seemed like a good compromise. If we were lucky it would be a game

where we would need to use our brains. We all headed towards the stadium and took our seats. My brother’s group was

one man short. His Beta was no were to be seen and I relaxed a little.

“It’s time for the next game. It will be played by all packs at once. It’s a scavenger hunt taking place in the arena. Each

member of your team will need to bring an object to the guards manning the main gate. If the object matches the secret

criteria, the wolf will be free to leave. If an object has been used and accepted, it can’t be used again. You will have two

hours to get as many of your pack members out of the stadium as possible. We will not tell you the criteria for the object,

you will have to figure that out by using deduction. Good luck. Your time starts now,” the speaker’s voice told us. We all

jumped up. There were people already heading for the main gate. We all tried to see what they were presenting to the

guards.

‘The flag got denied,’ Sam said.

‘As did the apple and the bottle,’ Amie said.

“Oh, she got through,’ Jake excitedly pointed out.

‘Did you see what she gave them?’ I asked.

‘It looked like a spoon.’

‘Someone tried a fork and it was denied,’ Ramses said.

‘This will be tricky. We need to start to collect things,’ I said.

have been passed. We need

told us.

is left alone,’

will immobilise at

than see someone else get hurt,’

can stay by the exit. There are lots of guards there, no one will dare attack me,’ he

think he has a point,’ she

I agree,’ Sam told me.

the south end and start looking for things you might think will do the trick. Amie

the exit as we can get and then go to the north end,’ I agreed. ‘Keep reporting

me Alpha when they opposed my plan, but remembered as

it. I liked that my pack members had respect for me, but didn’t fear me and dared to tell me when

started searching the

were looking

t-shirt and rose. A peeler

‘Kitchen things?’ Sam asked.

turned down,’

with random objects,’ Jake told us. We continued to look for things, but the list Jake

does a violin has in common with a

and frustration.

think I got it,’ Jake said. We were about an hour into the game and I prayed to the

items that had let people leave on a piece of scrap paper

was just

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man, you are a genius!’

Once you found something, mindlink to

make sure it hasn’t

popcorn,’

‘Not taken,’ Jake said.

a mushroom,’

what, never mind,’

‘Not used,’ Jake added.

‘Necklace,’ Amie said.

‘Not used.’

go,’ I told them. We searched the stadium. Suddenly, Amie stopped and smiled.

sighed, just my luck.

as I picked up the package of condoms that lay on top of

Jake let me

they are extra large,” I said to Amie. She

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