Chapter 94 Agreement Of Alpha

• Dane. Neah's gaze is fixed on the lifeless Lycan. She had a little smile on her face. Her darkness seems to be leaking out more and more every day. I ask, "Do you know him?" "He was one of them." Her gaze rests on the belt buckle that encircles his waist. He had been slain before he could finish the shift, but his trousers had already begun to rip. However, the belt buckle was still fastened. Like she had seen it before, she gazed at it.
• "He used to hit me with that." She keeps focusing on the deceased man while speaking in a quiet voice. When she killed Devon, I couldn't help but wonder whether she had looked at him the same way. "Do you know his name?" She shakes her head; her eyes hardly leave him to glance at me, but I realize how black they are; the blue is barely existent. Nyx was right there, waiting to burst free. "Just his face," Neah murmurs. "Are there any more?" I inquire with Klaus. "No, he seems to have come alone," Klaus murmurs. "A stupid move." "Unless it's deliberate. Perhaps Trey believed that one could get through. When we discovered Devon, he was by himself.
• "He wandered in?" Neah murmurs. Even though she was aware that everyone would be on alert, she was nonetheless worried. Klaus gestures toward the woods that mark the pack's limit at this end. We are standing less than two meters away. "Neah, he didn't get too far. On this side, there is our pack advantage. His response causes her shoulders to sink in relief. However, it caused me to wonder if the pack was being observed. The forest's edge was closest to the home of all of them. In addition, Neah had mentioned something regarding her conversation with Devon.