Filed to story: Sorry Alpha I Am Wolfless Novel
“I know, Devon, I know. A lot of the issues are resulting from me anyway. They want to see Joaquin and I, even the antis want to see us. They think that we are the antichrists and all that. We will be there soon, Devon. I know that even a little bit of help will make a world of difference.”
“That it will. We will see you at the stadium soon.” He hung up the phone as I headed toward the elevator. I needed to get dressed, and so did Joaquin, Reagan, and Rika. We were all heading to the stadium. Talia could stay here with the baby and the younger kids. I would ask that my mom and Lila came to help them out a little.
I didn’t know how long I was going to be gone.
Within ten minutes we were all ready to go. I met them all back in the living room, along with all the guards and the rest of the inner circle. Trevor, Aunt Glory, Athair m貌r, Grandfather, all of them and the others were going with us to make sure that we convinced the humans to calm down and stop their bickering. I just wanted them to get along and stop spreading hate of any kind.
We took a magic door to the stadium. It would guarantee that the humans knew who we were. I was the only person that could make those doors after all. At least to their knowledge. And they would see me the moment that we walked through to the other side.
“WITCH!” I heard a man shout the moment that he saw me. “WITCH! MONSTER! DEMON BITCH FROM HELL!”
“Now you’re just being rude. Demons and Witches are two very different things.” I said nonchalantly. “Now, why is it that you’ve all come here to start fighting?” I spoke to the anti super naturals like they were kindergarteners that were misbehaving.
“YOU MONSTERS ARE RUINING OUR PLANET!”
“THEY HAVE BEEN HERE AS LONG AS WE HAVE!” One of the supporters yelled in response to that and the screaming match started all over again.
“STOP!” I yelled louder than they did. “You all need to stop!” I called out after they settled a little.
“WHY SHOULD WE!?” One of the antis screamed at me. “YOU ARE ABOMINATIONS THAT HAVE COME TO OUR WORLD TO DESTROY US ALL!”
“Do you know how woefully misinformed you are?” Elijah Dalton, reporter and friend, said as he came walking up with Lara, our other reporter friend. “They haven’t just recently gotten here. They’ve been with us all along. We have all lived together for millennia. You just didn’t know it.”
“LIES!” Several antis yelled at the same time. “THEY HAVE ONLY RECENTLY ARRIVED!”
“We’ve been here all along.” I assured them. “I have lived here my entire life, and I am almost forty.”
“YOU ARE A MONSTER BITCH!”
“RIVI, YOU ARE SO AMAZING!” There were conflicting yells coming from the two groups. They were calling out their hate and support at the same time.
“They’ve been here, even I have made stories about them in the past. They are not new, they have been here all along. And they are not a threat. If they were, wouldn’t they have destroyed us humans centuries ago?” Lara was fighting back laughter as she spoke. “You need to settle down, people. They are not our enemies.”
I watched on as the police just stood there, the picketers weren’t breaking the law, not yet anyway. And that was why Devon had called me. He wanted me to help them because they weren’t able to take action against them just yet. If I could keep things from getting out of hand, then that would help them in the long run.
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Riviana
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There was a lot of tension at the moment. With the picketers, that could so easily become rioters if things weren’t settled soon. And there was the fact that we didn’t know what these people were going to do. Things could easily become emotionally charged and violent. It was a tough situation all around.
At the moment, there were five groups of people here. There were the people that supported me and my kingdom. The people that wanted to see more of the nonhumans in the world. This was the pro super natural group. The second group was the complete opposite. They thought that we were monsters from hell here to destroy them and their way of life.
They felt like we had materialized out of nowhere and were actively trying to rid the world of humans, or that seemed to be what most of them thought of us.
The other three groups consisted of the reporters that had arrived on the scene, Devon and his local police force that couldn’t do anything at the moment, and me and my large ensemble of people that were adding fuel to the fire. Now, we were exciting the supporters that were happy to see us and wanted to help us in any way that they could.
And we were also antagonizing the haters, making them want to do something against us.
The best outcome here would be for the two groups to settle down, come to a mutual understanding, and go their separate ways. That would be the best thing in my opinion, but it wasn’t likely to happen. Now, what was likely to happen was either the haters would get discouraged and leave, or they would get too angry and attack. If they left, then it was all over.
If they attacked, then Devon and his team of policemen and policewomen would be able to arrest the picketers that would have evolved into rioters.
Yes, I knew the exact reason that Devon wanted me and the others here, and I was happy to help. Maybe some haters would be educated along the way, but if not, there was nothing that I could do about it. The main thing that I was here for, was to move things along one way or another.
The yelling was continuing. The volume was growing louder and louder, but for the time being it was all civil. Joaquin and I stood there, looking at the crowd as they yelled mostly at each other. The haters were trying to act like we weren’t there at all. They were determined to act like we didn’t exist, at least for the moment.
After a little while though, there was a pro super natural supporter that must have noticed something. I was actually surprised that it took this long for them to say anything, with how much both sides had seemed to be following Joaquin and I at the moment. Hell, even Lara hadn’t said anything about what had changed recently.
“OH MY GOODNESS!” A woman from the supporters side had finally called out while she was looking at me. It must have caught everyone by surprise though, because the entire area went silent for several minutes.
“WHAT!? WHAT IS IT!?” I heard another shout, still from the side of the supporters.
“LOOK AT THAT!” The woman that had shouted and brought them all to silence was pointing at me. I smiled, already knowing where she was going with this, and what was likely to follow.
“OH MY!”
“LOOK!”
“WOW!”
“SHE HAD THE BABY!” These were all from the supporters, they were the first to notice and they were, understandably so, celebrating their happiness with us. Soon though, the haters joined in. They knew that I had been pregnant, they were against me and the baby from the beginning.