Chapter 129. Something to Die For

Kade’s POV

We closed in on the field, walking down the hill. As we stopped by the tilt of the hill, we saw the numbers they had. Rows and rows of warriors stood ready with Nathaniel in the front.

Some were in wolf form, others in their human form and of all ages. We walked down until we were facing them from a distance.

“Kade Arch, I’m glad you got my message,” he said and looked at my people.

I knew who he was looking for. “I did, but I’m sorry to say that your messengers are dead.” His jaw clenched, and he tried to hide how bothered he was.

“No matter, they did their job.” Yes, they did, but he missed out on the highlight. He wanted to see my face when my own people walked over to him and sided against us. The sky was clear. The sun wasn’t warm, but it shone down on us, and everything was uncertain.

I could already see the blood that would paint the grass, the bodies that would lay scattered on the field and their loved ones hoping to get