Mated To The Lycan King

Chapter 103

Miranda POV

The siblings and their armies are currently under a cloaking spell. We lost them. They were just gone, without a trace or even a hint of where they could be hiding. They could have moved out or have surrounded our walls. No one knows. The witches have been working hard to try to lift it, but it doesn't do anyone any good if we don't know their location. Avalynn proposed that they may have gotten spooked by everyone here. Most of the pack leaders and more Lycans and Witches than I would dare to go up against from both sides of our territories. were all gathered here. My mind was going what felt like a million miles an hour. My thoughts moved quickly from one to the other.

I sighed as I felt my magic coursing through me, wanting an escape, a release. I was so annoyed by the off and on appearance of the siblings. I was ready to end this and put it behind us and move on with our futures. I sat at my desk, moving my chair back and forth as I studied the map in front of me. I was still getting used to where everything was located in the kingdom. I was afraid that it might take too long to figure it out.

"I got it. If anything happens, give me control and I will get us through it. I will make sure we go in the right direction. The map is burned into my, well, our memory." Seraphine spoke with a smile. It was weird how I could tell she was smiling.

"Thank you." I told her. I was so very grateful for her, even if it was weird having her in my mind. I was getting used to it though.

I looked back down at the map at where all of our hidden bunkers were located and the secret ways to get there through hidden passages in between the walls, more closely. I could feel Seraphine looking with me, studying the entire thing. I felt a knot in my stomach as my mind flashed and everything went dark. Suddenly, a vision was brought forth and it was like I was watching the future unfold before me. I reached out to touch the tree I was standing next to. It was dripping with what I could only imagine was blood, but I couldn't feel it. Not only that, but my hand stayed dry. I looked out into the distance and frowned at what I couldn't see. It was as if everything was completely blurry. One thing for sure was there would be a lot of deaths, as I was surrounded by corpses and the green grass was tainted crimson. We knew that there would be a lot of deaths that would be coming our way, we just did not know when.

I took a cautious step out onto the field. With every step I made I looked around for any danger. Then I heard the muffled sounds of a deep voice. I couldn't make out entirely what he was saying but I could tell it was pain, worry, a hint of anger, and sorrow.

Even blurry, I could tell it was Brent as he rushed past me. When I turned to look where he was running to, the vision disappeared and I was looking at a worried Avalynn.

"Are you okay?" She asked me. I blinked, trying to regain my focus. When my eyes focused on Avalynn, I raised my eyebrows at her.

"You can see me?" I asked her and reached out and grabbed her hand. I could feel her.

She looked at me weird and nodded "Yes." She said hesitently.

"Okay." I inhaled deeply. "I just had a vision. I couldn't make it out though. It was all blurry." I quickly told her.

"Oh. Well then, that isn't too handy if it's blurry." She gave a light laugh.

"I guess not." I paused and turned my attention back to the map. "Have you studied the maps yet?"

"I have." Avalynn moved to the opposite side of the table to look at it with me.

of it?" I looked over at her as she

think so. But then again, not really." Avalynn smiled. "It will take time, I still do not know all the different ways around my home yet. Don't stress it and just use

back to where she was

you see this right here?" She glanced over to me and I just shook my head at

wonder if that means Queen?" I

it was barely visible and hard to follow. The passageway was lost between others and she found the end. The end seemed to lead to an open field three miles outside the castle walls.

right here." I placed my finger on a part of the map that was slightly smudged. It looked like something

your office." Avalynn looked around the room. "Oh, we are

room. We pulled away different books, moved paintings out of the way, pushed around furniture. After an hour of

world could it be?"

I looked at the floor and began to stomp around on the rug. I listened to any inconsistencies in the floor. When the floor made a slight creaking sound, my eyes snapped at Avalynn who was already bending down and lifting a corner

her hands and knees and began pulling at the wooden floor. She looked like a mental person crawling all over the floor. "I know it is here. It has to be here somewhere!" When her claws extended into the cracks of the floor and pulled with her last effort, a seamless door was pulled up. I looked down at her as

did it! Want to check it out?" I looked down at Avalynn and she nodded

Avalynn said and soon hopped down the open door. I heard a thud as

took one look around the room and noted that we would need to figure out a way for this to not be so obvious that an escape had been made. I lowered myself down and pulled the handle and the door closed. I yanked one

smiled and I could see Charlotte was looking through Ava's eyes. I could feel Seraphine looking through my eyes. The tunnels were dark and damp and had a chill. I was happy to be a Lycan with this terrible chill hanging in the air. Thankfully, we could see as if there were lights going

you want to do?

up and down as she shrugged. "I would like to continue on but I feel like we are wasting

"You could give

just mentioned it. We could run full speed

same thing." She smiled at me

shift was not as fast as Avalynn, but it was getting better. When I shifted, I noticed how much bigger I was than Charlotte. Her Lycan was known to be strong and powerful, yet I was larger,

doorway that was built with mud and stone. It looked very old and not very sturdy or reliable. I was afraid that if we opened it, it would crumble to the ground. Was it worth the risk if we didn't

If all else fails, we can try to rebuild it." Seraphine told

slowly pushed the door open. The door only opened about two feet or so. I frowned and pushed my

was laughing at my misfortune. I rubbed my forehead for a moment before moving further. When I opened the door, the door opened into a thick brush of trees, bushes, brush, mixed with other plants and flowers. I pushed some aside and it opened up to the