Fate's Dark Side Chapter 746

I doubt the AgK32 can help us that well. It might increase our chances, but I doubt we will succeed against pure Stepanovs," She said, and I waited for her to say what she wanted to say.

"What I am trying to tell you is whether we like it or not, we will need all the help we can get to win this, and we need Stepanovs on our side.

They can't all be the same, and I am sure most do not agree with Yuri's methods. Take Inkabod, for example. Most of them are serving him because they have no choice. You have given them a choice, freedom, and a home. You have restored their lineage and name. They now have a choice, and I am sure they will willingly fight to keep what you have given them." She said.

I needed her to understand mine as much as I understood her point.

"So you mean we should allow them to join us in battle? What if they tell Yuri what we know?" I said, and she shook her head.

"Yes, we should let them join us in battle, but they are not going to know where it will be fought. Erik should tell them to move to Gad and start settling down. You have, after all, told the world that the West would be Stepanov territory. The Lords of the West are Stepanov heirs, and the head leader is a Stepanov. It is only expected that they move there.

We will call on them when we surround the building with Yuri in it. That way, we have Yuri in sight, and he cannot escape.

There is a possibility that there will be traitors among Erik's people, but there will be loyal people too.

We would have eliminated the possibility of Yuri being tipped about our ambush, so they would have no choice but to fight," She said, and I sighed.

It was a good idea, I must admit, but how many of Erik's Stepanovs will genuinely be on our side?

We already know there will be about three hundred true Stepanovs on sight. I did not know how many of Erik's people would want to join him that day, and I could not tell how many would betray him. All I could do now was hope they weren't much. I also knew I had to expect the defectors would be much; that way, I could plan and be safe.

It would really be nice for Erik to create a serum that would not affect our Alpha genes much because our command would come in handy.

I nodded and got up.

"I will convey this idea to the others, and we will decide," I told Tamia, and she smiled at me.

"The moon is on our side, Darling," she said, and I knew it was more of a prayer than words of encouragement, but it was welcomed. I headed to the bathroom to freshen up.

I finished having my bath when my mother linked me. I honestly did not know she was around. I guess I had been too occupied to notice.

"Sylvester," I heard her in my head when I turned off the water and stepped out. I grabbed a towel to dry off.

"Mother," I replied.

"Jake is injured badly. I just got briefed on the attack in Brighton. Although they won, Kyle said Jake might not make it," she said, and I knew she must be crying.

"I am coming," I said and hurried out of the bathroom.

Tamia was already on her way out, and she was in tears. My mother must have told her.

"Leo ordered Kyle to fly him to Lucland, but Brighton is underdeveloped, and they will have to drive to Gad before they can fly down," she said, and I sprang into action immediately.

"I will send an Air-ambulance with a specialist to Brighton. Tell Leo to have specialists from Mountain go to Brighton. I am sure Jake has a small medical facility in Brighton that can render first aid before help arrives." I said, and she nodded quickly.

It was bittersweet news. Brighton had not fallen, but would Jake fall? Even though he wasn't the current Alpha, it would be a huge loss, one we could not bear.

I picked up my phone immediately and called Lucland General Hospital to give them orders. Once I was done, I headed out to speak to Leo and see my mother.

I was hopeful that Jake would make it.

They were getting married on Bluemoon night. I prayed it would happen. Yuri had taken enough from everyone. His reign of terror must end.