Traded To The Lycan King by MG Wattsons

Chapter 113



I don't look behind me as I spin her and give her a rough shove forward. Even without my lycan, I can run and fast. It's rare I am one to retreat. Shit, it's hardly happened more than once or twice that I can recall, but now is as good a time as ever.

"Move," I growl at her as she glances over her shoulder at me before her eyes grow wide and she sprints.

My legs move in stride with hers, catching up in a few steps, looking back to see creatures creeping on the forest floor toward us with unnatural speed. My heart pounds as I press my hand to her back, spurring her on faster.

"Move faster, Letty," I rush out. I feel her muscles move at my command. Her stride lengthens and her arms pump harder.

The growling grows louder and the sounds of branches snapping above us send a shiver through my body as I prepare for whatever made up beast Lily has drafted up using her dark magic this time around. I reach out to my lycan, searching for that connection, the one just out of reach.

"What the fuck is that sound, Merikh?" she hisses as she slows and ducks under a low hanging tree branch.

"Focus on moving." I mutter, rallying against the wall in my mind, keeping me from being able to turn around and just annihilate the beasts behind us.

I leap over a root, landing just ahead of her as I grab her hand and begin to pull her faster. If I remember correctly, there is a small ledge ahead, one that has a roaring stream at the bottom of it.

If we can just make it to it, make it over it, then it should buy us some time. Especially with Colette's abilities with water. She could erase the magic with a simple rain shower, but that would drain her and to do that this early would be a waste of her energy.

"Merikh..." she says in a small warning. She is tired of being told what to do, but I know looking back would only make her freak out.

"Just do not look back," I urge her as she groans and follows me. Her hand squeezes mine and I look at her as her body seems to vibrate.

"There is a powerful body of water close." She mutters, "I can stop them if you would just let—"

"No." I snap. "No, it is a good idea, but you need to save your strength. The last thing we need is to drain your water abilities before we absolutely must."

firmly, her gait slowing

me." I say, and I can feel her

"I do."

moving and get ready to jump when I say jump." I rush out, looking

is that?" Colette

a foot back and colliding with its scaley nose. It hisses in pain, a warbling

hard as possible as we close in on the ledge. It's only

I throw her forward and scream at

as

over the edge, before my legs fly out from under me and I am falling. "No!" she squeals, her hand catching hold of

substance clings to me. Without looking, I know what it is. It's the fucked up weird lizard creature that is probably truly just

free leg, trying to get the prickly slimy tongue to unwrap from my ankle. My anger rises as the others come to

so for them to jump and miss, they would be easier to kill, nothing more than a zombie wolf with no

into the jagged rocks, the creature making a pained sound as it tries to cling to me. Over and over again I grunt, the sway of my movements propelling

of us finally breathing easy as she nods. She groans, lifting me a few inches as I move my hands to the edge and pull myself up,

so bad." I mutter. Then I stand and dust off my chest that has minor cuts because of the rocks.

and I freeze. Colette is near. I can sense her, feel her, but the fear in her voice sets me over the edge. I can't

ask her, my head whipping around to catch her scent, hoping

voice call out and I try to place

glint in the trees as a silver dagger flickers in the waning sunset. Worry morphs into sheer murderous rage as saunter over, my hands slipping into my

you want to deliver her to Giselle?" I sigh heavily and the woman seems to smile as I move closer and closer. She is a cocky bitch,

She grits out, moving into the light, a massive red raging wound

got punished for her

helped her get out." She bites

I

your fucking business. Right now,