Fate's Dark Side Chapter 416

"Our warriors have gone ahead of us, but we still can't take chances. We have some silver bullets that we hoped we might never have to use again. We should use it now," He said, and I hoped it wouldn't come to it.

"My Beta has caught Nikolas Sullivan," Leo said, and I wondered what Nikolas was doing in the east.

"How and where?" I asked him.

"He was living in Hayland. A small pack close to Ramsey's pack. The bastard had dyed his hair and tried to blend in. Beta Casper will be transporting him back here," Leo said, and I thanked him for asking his ranked officers to look out for the people on the list Amanda gave us.

We had a lot to do, but after we had rescued Dominic, we would have to take a breather and get married before we judged the prisoners. We would not execute immediately. I will take my time and let them rot. I will deprive them of peace just like they troubled mine.

"I think we should take a breather after this. We do not want to be too worn out for the blue moon night," I said, and Marcel and Theodore agreed.

"Blue Moon weddings are exhausting; you will need all the energy you can manage to get through the ceremonies. It is a bright idea that you rest after this," Leo said.

Having been through it before, he would be in the best position to tell us what to expect. I also could not miss that he had just spoken of Tamia's wedding without feeling hurt.

"Thank you, Leo. I will take your advice. A break is necessary with the wedding only three days away," I concurred.

We drove the rest of the way in silence. We wore protective gear and got ready for an assault.

Typically, none of us should be on this mission, most especially me, because of the office we all held. But we all wanted this thing over with, and the best way to ensure we were indeed done with these people was to do it ourselves.

I looked at Devin and hoped he would be able to perform, seeing that most of his reputation was false and from luck. I wondered how well he would fare in a realistic situation where he had to earn his badge literally. I kept my reservations and doubts to myself, so I did not annoy or hurt his feelings. I prayed to the goddess to give us victory and lasting peace.

We finally arrived close to Lucland General Hospital, and the driver told us the traitors had surrounded the hospital.

They were pacing in wolf form.

"How many of them are in human form?" I asked him.

"Not sure, but almost fifteen. The rest of them are in wolf form, your majesty," he said, and I knew it was time to attack.

"Where are our men?" I asked Theodore, and he was silent, meaning he was trying to link the warriors to see if they were nearby.

"They are around the vicinity," he finally replied.

"Great. Who is leading the charge?" I asked.

"Bryce Golubev," he said. I was surprised Bryce would be up for it. He had just fought his men resisting the attack at the estate, so I expected him to sit this one out, but I guess he wanted to do it himself after realising we had traitors in our midst.

I felt for Bryce.

"Bryce, what is the situation?" I asked my head enforcer.

"Fifteen in human form and twenty wolves, your majesty. There are also some of them in the hospital. It wasn't long they went in. I think there is a fight in the hospital as we speak," he said, and I knew that could not be good.

"Guns?" I asked.

"Three snipers on the roofs. I had sent men up the three buildings to take them out before we proceeded," He said, and I was glad he took the initiative to do that.