It has been two days. Two whole days to long since they have banded together.
She sat in her room with her hand against her forehead and a sigh escaping through her parted lips. She doesn't know if she could deal with the fact that her coven and the pack had to literally band together and fight against these human hunters. She lowered her head even further, thinking about the events that already transpired before her. Her best friend dying, the pack and coven arguing for literally every hour of every single day and worse, the alpha has already tried to kill her but good thing Nathaniel was there to save her. What would she do with him? She wanted Nathaniel to kill the alpha right where he stood but then that would've caused even more tension between the two factions.
Riley didn't know what to really do at this point. She was lost. And because she was lost, so was everyone else. Her eyes fluttered up at the sound of footsteps coming her way. She turned and saw that it was the alpha, who had came to apologize for almost killing her. "It's a little too late for apologies." She turned back to face the wall and he crept closer and sat on her bed. Her eyes widened as she turned a little to look at him. "I'll be careful if I were you. Nathaniel is very protective of me and I would hate to see him kill you." She spoke but still the alpha said nothing, other than he was extremely sorry. Riley rolled her eyes then looked at him while getting up from her bed. "Sing me another song because that one is getting old. How do you expect your pack to get along with my coven if you are trying to kill me? Hm?" She questioned towards him.
She shook her head. She walked closer to the window and wrapped her arms around herself. "You know, when I found out that a human killed my friend, I wanted to make the whole town pay for what they had transpired. It's an elite group of hunters out there and we have got to find them." Her eyes met with his once again as he nodded then left the room. "It's okay, Nathaniel, let him pass." She said while looking back out of the window but she could feel Nathaniel's presence through the other side of the wall.
A tear fell from his right eye as she quickly wiped it. She sniffled a little bit but didn't breakdown crying.
She remember them carrying her already dead friend into her home and showing them the wound but she didn't care about that. Her friend was dead and that was all she cared about. Riley sat back down on the bed, shaking her head. There has to be justice. The line has to be drawn at some point. She stood up and quickly fixed herself before going back down the stairs, all eyes were placed upon her as she reached the bottom step. "Uhmm, hey, first order of business..." She paused while walking closer to stand in front of everyone. "We have got to get along much better than we have been otherwise we will lose this war and those we care about. Deal?" She raised a delicate brow at those she was talking too then waited for them to respond before continuing. "Second, we have to be careful when we go out into their world because if we are not, then we could be the next ones to go, you never know." She said a little harsh but with a sincere tone.
Riley then looked at the alpha then back at their respective members. "And me and the alpha are the leaders of the charge, so what we say goes. Alright?" The alpha stood up and nodded his head then turned towards his pack, making sure that they understood. Riley looked at her coven members but knew that most of them still wasn't sure about trusting werewolves. Her eyes twitched when she heard something outside but knew that it was her second in command, who just walked right on in. "Latest report?" She questioned towards him. "Nothing. I guess they are waiting for us." He said, almost out of breath. She lowered her head again then lifted it back up. "Guess I would just have to give them a visit myself then." And with that said, her ears heard the mutters of the pack and coven members as she went upstairs to her room and immediately changed.
"Don't even try to stop me, Nathaniel." She said without looking at him. "I know it is your job to protect me but I am going alone." She knew that it would crush Nathaniel if she was to get hurt or killed. After all, he was in the coven longer than any of those other creeps downstairs. She looked at him then sighed while sitting down on the bed, bringing her knees to chest and wrapping her arms around them. Riley knew that Nathaniel had something to say and she was always willing to listen to his kind, or harsh words of wisdom.
She sat in her room with her hand against her forehead and a sigh escaping through her parted lips. She doesn't know if she could deal with the fact that her coven and the pack had to literally band together and fight against these human hunters. She lowered her head even further, thinking about the events that already transpired before her. Her best friend dying, the pack and coven arguing for literally every hour of every single day and worse, the alpha has already tried to kill her but good thing Nathaniel was there to save her. What would she do with him? She wanted Nathaniel to kill the alpha right where he stood but then that would've caused even more tension between the two factions.
Riley didn't know what to really do at this point. She was lost. And because she was lost, so was everyone else. Her eyes fluttered up at the sound of footsteps coming her way. She turned and saw that it was the alpha, who had came to apologize for almost killing her. "It's a little too late for apologies." She turned back to face the wall and he crept closer and sat on her bed. Her eyes widened as she turned a little to look at him. "I'll be careful if I were you. Nathaniel is very protective of me and I would hate to see him kill you." She spoke but still the alpha said nothing, other than he was extremely sorry. Riley rolled her eyes then looked at him while getting up from her bed. "Sing me another song because that one is getting old. How do you expect your pack to get along with my coven if you are trying to kill me? Hm?" She questioned towards him.
She shook her head. She walked closer to the window and wrapped her arms around herself. "You know, when I found out that a human killed my friend, I wanted to make the whole town pay for what they had transpired. It's an elite group of hunters out there and we have got to find them." Her eyes met with his once again as he nodded then left the room. "It's okay, Nathaniel, let him pass." She said while looking back out of the window but she could feel Nathaniel's presence through the other side of the wall.
A tear fell from his right eye as she quickly wiped it. She sniffled a little bit but didn't breakdown crying.
She remember them carrying her already dead friend into her home and showing them the wound but she didn't care about that. Her friend was dead and that was all she cared about. Riley sat back down on the bed, shaking her head. There has to be justice. The line has to be drawn at some point. She stood up and quickly fixed herself before going back down the stairs, all eyes were placed upon her as she reached the bottom step. "Uhmm, hey, first order of business..." She paused while walking closer to stand in front of everyone. "We have got to get along much better than we have been otherwise we will lose this war and those we care about. Deal?" She raised a delicate brow at those she was talking too then waited for them to respond before continuing. "Second, we have to be careful when we go out into their world because if we are not, then we could be the next ones to go, you never know." She said a little harsh but with a sincere tone.
Riley then looked at the alpha then back at their respective members. "And me and the alpha are the leaders of the charge, so what we say goes. Alright?" The alpha stood up and nodded his head then turned towards his pack, making sure that they understood. Riley looked at her coven members but knew that most of them still wasn't sure about trusting werewolves. Her eyes twitched when she heard something outside but knew that it was her second in command, who just walked right on in. "Latest report?" She questioned towards him. "Nothing. I guess they are waiting for us." He said, almost out of breath. She lowered her head again then lifted it back up. "Guess I would just have to give them a visit myself then." And with that said, her ears heard the mutters of the pack and coven members as she went upstairs to her room and immediately changed.
"Don't even try to stop me, Nathaniel." She said without looking at him. "I know it is your job to protect me but I am going alone." She knew that it would crush Nathaniel if she was to get hurt or killed. After all, he was in the coven longer than any of those other creeps downstairs. She looked at him then sighed while sitting down on the bed, bringing her knees to chest and wrapping her arms around them. Riley knew that Nathaniel had something to say and she was always willing to listen to his kind, or harsh words of wisdom.