Chapter 17. Trying to Escape

Finally, she sighted the supply Van that had been parked up front. The doors had been left open, which meant everyone had dropped down like Layla had said.

Downtown must be upfront.

Rhia drove past the car, and it didn’t take more than a minute before she heard the cries and growls of Werewolves. Her legs hit the brakes of her car, and it came to a sharp halt.

Rhiannon quietly slipped out of the car, approaching the fight. The first thing she was was the True North Pack members, large and formidable with the familiar dark markings on their fur.

With their water signatures, they were using hydrokinesis as attack and defence, while the south wolves, who had air signatures, were dodging the attacks almost effortlessly and pushing the True North’s Back.

But Rhiannon already knew how this battle would end. Ethan and Eleanor would arrive soon, and they would shift the tide of the battle.

Rhiannon instinctively dropped low into a bush. She could feel the