Filed to story: Sorry Alpha I Am Wolfless Novel
“Riviana?” She called out to me.
“Hello, Juniper.” I nodded even though she couldn’t see me.
“I will take my leave, Riviana. I will send you more details tomorrow. I want you to be fully prepared.”
“Goodbye, Carter. I will talk to you soon.”
“Did I interrupt?” Juniper asked, but she didn’t sound like she was overly worried about it.
“No, he was just wrapping up. How have you been? Not being mistreated are you?”
“I have all those women under my spell, no need to worry. And the men don’t see me unless I want them to. We are good.”
“I am glad to hear that.” I felt a wave of relief wash over me at that. “I was worried that they were being cruel to you.”
“No, I am fine, Riviana, you don’t need to worry about me.”
“Alright. Well, in that case, what have you learned?”
I started to listen to everything that Juniper had to tell me. She told me about the inner workings of the DOE, and how they functioned. She told me about the law enforcement connection that the Colonel had, and what his first name was. She and I both laughed when she told me that the asshole was limp when not excited by the violence. It wasn’t funny really, but knowing that even his own dick was turning its back on him was hilarious in my mind.
I think that the most disturbing thing that Juniper had to tell me was the whole 鈥榬eligion’ that the Colonel was turning this all into. And how he was planning on using his disciples and devotees to take over the world. He was planning on turning himself into the leader of all mankind, no matter what it took. He would literally kill anyone that he had to just to be able to take over the collective people of the world. And he felt like he would be able to amass enough firepower to accomplish this task for him.
The second most disturbing thing was how he was planning on attacking me directly and, apparently, that was going to be sooner rather than later. He was collecting weapons and recruits at an alarming rate, or so the other women in the DOE had told Juniper.
She truly had found out a lot of information for me. Some of it we already knew, but others were new to us. So far though, she didn’t know anything about the attack on the convention, so the ladies didn’t have all the information. It was interesting though, to see what it was that the other side was missing out on.
Juniper had been right to suggest going undercover as well. We were learning more about the group as a whole because we had someone on each side of the spectrum. I never would have gotten half of the information that I had now if it wasn’t for Juniper. I was in her debt, once again.
In true motherly fashion, Juniper asked how the kids were doing. They had all been so busy, and under near constant surveillance, that she hadn’t had the chance to contact them. In fact, she was needing to hurry up before someone suspected her of being something that she wasn’t.
I told her that the kids were fine, which was true, and that Reagan and Rika were making sure that Ilana and Rowan were doing OK. She didn’t need to worry about them with the twins watching after them at the university. I could sense the relief in her mind when she relaxed just a little.
“Protect them for me, Riviana. I don’t know what I would do if they got hurt.”
“Don’t worry, Juniper. I will protect them. They will be just fine.”
“Thank you.” And with that, the connection was cut. She had run out of time.
I did my best to relay the information to the others after the update had been given to me. I needed them to know about the planned attack on the convention at the stadium. We needed to work out a plan of action that would keep the humans safe without knowing that they had been in danger.
We settled on sending in at least a dozen guards that were going to patrol the convention undercover. They would monitor things and step in only if they needed to. They would go in with the intent of finding the bombers and their devices. We needed to make sure that there were no casualties whatsoever.
“We got this.” Joaquin told me confidently as he put a consoling arm around my shoulders. “No one will be hurt at all.” I sure hoped that he was right about that.
I truly hoped that he was right about that. There was a lot that could happen, that could go wrong. As the queen and the goddess, I needed to do all that I could to protect my people. I looked up into Joaquin’s eyes and saw that he was also feeling the same things that I was. That connection helped to settle a little of what was going on inside of me.
*** In these chapters, the POV will switch depending on who the main focus is. There will be views from Riviana and Joaquin’s staff, convention attendees, and DOE infiltrators. There is a lot of information that is to be had in these chapters, but some fun as well. And as a result of the multiple POV, they will all be in a third person POV. ***
When they heard about the convention that was going to be held in town, Jared Growding and his friends decided that they were going to crash it. They weren’t like those people that had flocked to join the DOE or anything like that, but they just didn’t see the appeal of those super natural people that were on the news.
Jared, and his friends Katie, Torrance, Mikey and Lisa, didn’t care that they were in the world and living among them. They didn’t think that they should be hurt or stopped from doing anything that they wanted to do, that wasn’t the reason behind this whole plan that they had today.
No, the whole reason that they were here was to mock those fanatics that were taking all of this a little too far. I mean, who the hell wanted to dress up like werewolves and other creatures of the night just because they found out that they were real? And, man, there sure were a lot of people that were dressed in costumes. They had to have put way too much time, effort, and money into those things. It was almost hard to tell if they were humans, or if they were some of the super naturals that were here to hide in plain sight. Now, wouldn’t that be some sort of messed up?
How desperate for attention did they have to be if they were willing to cosplay as themselves just to get the humans to love them more? That was just sheer desperation in Jared’s opinion. They had to be some special kind of lonely to do something like that.
Still, Jared thought that they would get some fun out of this trip to the convention. They were going to make fun of the groups of idiots, have some good food, and just enjoy the sheer craziness that was all around them. They planned to do some heckling, but that was about it. They weren’t here to get physical or anything.
“Hell, Jared, you never know. We might learn something new. I mean, I doubt it, but you never know.” Mikey joked as they slid their passes over their necks and walked in through the doors.
“You know they say you should always learn something whenever you can. Like how to apply fur to your face so you can properly look like our neighbors.” Lisa joked as they walked shoulder to shoulder. Lisa had always crushed on Jared, but he never really liked her. It wasn’t personal, she just didn’t appeal to him in that way.
“Who knows.” Jared just shrugged and continued through the door and the chaos beyond.
…..
Well, that was what Jared thought it was going to be like. He thought that for sure there must be some sort of chaos in a place that was packed with werewolf wannabes and vampire fangs that were obscuring the way that people talked. It was a little crazy, but not what they had thought that it would be.
“Holy shit! It’s like a Comicon.” Torrance’s jaw dropped in disbelief. He had been right. Jared was just thinking that same thing. He had enjoyed going to Comicon every year for the last decade, since he was thirteen and he was able to convince his parents that he should be allowed to go. He wasn’t an otaku or anything, but he enjoyed his fandoms.
“You’re right.” Katie was spinning in a circle as she looked around the room. “This is like a Comicon for the super naturals. This is sick!”
“C..could it be that the super naturals are actually super cool?” Mikey asked as they walked further into the convention.