Seventy-Four: Natalie

Natalie’s P.O.V.

Killian had been pulled away, and I was back to being locked in our room like the helpless damsel in distress they saw me as. I was getting stronger every day. But I had a long way to go, especially with my magic.

Only a few people knew about it. I was sure that Rona would run her mouth sooner or later. The family and my immediate guards were the only ones we planned to tell about it. I had ruined that by accidentally using my magic on Rona.

Telling people was still on a need-to-know basis, and no one else needed to know for now.

They would probably have their own reservations about the matter. I feared it would become like the healers again, with people trying to capture and control me. My mother had said that she had been hunted for years. Was that to be my fate too?

Mother.

I wasn't sure how I felt about that word when talking about someone other than the woman who had raised me. But it was what and who I needed. I needed a family member, a mother, to hug, hold me close, and tell me everything would be okay.

The war in my mind between my wolf and magic was leaving me with a constant migraine, and if anyone knew how to overcome that obstacle, it would be her. She had said that I would see her again. But I didn't know when, and I didn't know for how long.

I wanted to return to visit her, but I had more important things to focus on.

My legs were crossed under me as I sat on the couch in the sitting room. George and Tobias were waiting outside, but Thomas had decided to join me inside the room. His back was against the wall, and he periodically scanned the empty room every few minutes.

His eyes would turn black as someone spoke to him through the mind link, and I grew more curious.

never traveled to me as the wind

important to know the languages in which our past was written to educate ourselves and better our future.

glass of water on the coffee table before me, glaring at it as I waited for it to levitate, spill, or turn to tequila. A quick inhale through my nose confirmed that I had failed. "That

He nodded in agreement, eyeing the water glass with amusement before looking away again. He

so early in life. 'Back when the humans had overpopulated, they had put

an ignorant body to govern. It made the people easier to control. No one cared when they took something as simple as cursive from their children's education. It was a primary tool the people needed to have in their arsenal to be able to

We had learned cursive, but we had never been forced to learn another language in school. Now I had to question if it was a failure by my pack

ignorance for so long that, eventually, the government didn’t have to worry about the people. They just had to keep them entertained while they buried their secrets and bent

to the people. That was only because they couldn't dispute the mass amount of evidence

as he stood guard. I knew Tobias would have been the one in here if he hadn't just been so close to Heath and Nolan, potentially exposing

power when he did not trust them. ’It doesn't seem like you trust political figures, yet

about my opinion of him. He was worried about his position and the title he

an interesting realization and told me a lot about him as

was to ensure the safety of the good to prevent evil from retaking control." His eyes landed back on the

work, but that was all I was doing. The only two times I had used magic were when I was angry. But I was too

to get the image of Heath out of my head. There surely was evil about, and I wished I could borrow some of

bedroom door opened quickly, and Killian nodded to Thomas, silently dismissing him.

looked void of emotion, but I

man today, someone, that he was closer to than the others. But his

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