Chapter 257. The Gyehna Shows His Face

I did not have the time to think, or stop to consider how foolish it was to leave without telling anyone. 

If the Gyehna had managed to get past the dogs, he may be more powerful than I had given him credit for. 

The instructions were clear: tell no one, come alone. 

Of course, I knew how such a command would end, but there was no option. I had a shot at saving her at least. 

I twisted the throttle, weaving through traffic, unable to think about anything else besides Olivia’s terrified face.

I shouldn’t have left her. If I hadn't been so pouty, and waited to talk things out with her, convinced her to come home with me, this wouldn’t have happened.

By the time I saw the grey-colored sea, night had fallen. 

I got off the bike, but as I took my helmet off, I felt someone moving behind me. Before I could turn, they pushed a gun into my spine.

“No glances, walk.” The female voice said, and I nodded, raising my hands in the