The Dark Side Of Fate Chapter 545

I was grateful that Sylvester had banned Alexie from challenging anyone; it meant we had time to solve the issue with Max's pack and secure the eastern region before the takeover succeeded.

Amelia fell asleep in my arms on the couch, and I stayed awake to watch her.

Avery was the first to come through. She was a bit disoriented, so I called for Dr. Claudia to attend to her.. seeing that Marcel was out of it. I pleaded with Claudia to make Avery sleep a little longer.

I did not want her to be distressed in her condition. It was best Marcel woke up before her so she would not experience the fear of losing her husband. It was imperative.

Claudia gently sedated Avery because she was getting hysterical. I watched Avery gradually go back to sleep, and I prayed that Marcel would be up before she woke up.

I decided to have a word with Dr. Claudia because I was surprised that I recovered faster than Theo and Marcel.

"Councilman," Claudia said with the most respect, and I nodded.

"May I have a word, Miss Olsen," I said, and she smiled.

"Actually, it is Mrs. Olsen, but my husband is late," She said, and I felt so bad for her.

It was a very sad thing to hear. She was also too young for that kind of experience. The woman was around twenty-five.

"So sorry to hear," I said, and she smiled at me.

"We were married for a year before he died in an accident two years ago. I should have annulled the marriage, but I did not want his name forgotten." She said, and I felt terrible for her.

I did not want to imagine what she would have gone through mentally in those moments. Suddenly I felt weird asking her my questions.

"You can ask me what you want, councilman," she said respectfully with a smile, knowing I was feeling awkward about asking her the question I had in mind.

I cleared my throat and looked at my mate, where she lay on the couch, sleeping peacefully. It was afternoon, and the sun was beginning to show signs of setting.

"I want to know why I recovered faster than my friends. We were exposed to the same atmosphere and fought the same people," I said, and she frowned and nodded.

"I thought as much, too, Councilman, but I was silent because I did not want to complicate an already complicated matter. Besides, Lord Sidorov needed attention, so I focused on him. I later checked your blood sample, Councilman," she said, looking a bit afraid.

"I am sorry if I violated your rights, but I needed to figure out why you responded to treatment faster than the others. I will still need to do more tests, but that will be with your consent, of course," she said, and I nodded, wanting her to get to the point.

"I noticed that your blood cells have some form of tolerance to silver. It isn't immunity, but you have antibodies that neutralize its effect a little. It is like you have been vaccinated, and your body knows what to do when the poison is introduced. I need to check some more, but that is the reason you responded to treatment faster than the others," She said, and I looked at her, stunned, then raked my mind to figure out why this could be.

"Is it because I have been training with silver?" I asked.

Training with silver was a fancy way of learning to fight without the wolf's presence.

The silver blocks the wolf and ability and renders the human useless because all we have ever trained with is our wolf's strength. Having to depend on human strength and muscle is hard. Training with silver develops the human and makes them active even without their wolf.

Dr. Claudia smiled at my words.

"It has nothing to do with that, Councilman. Your tolerance is likely genetic. It is just how your body is. Your system has antibodies that neutralize silver, so it won't kill you as fast as it will kill others, and if you have medical care after exposure, you are more likely to recover without damage," she explained, and I nodded.