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“is everything okay?” I asked him.
He wraps his arms around me. “Perfect! Ailduin has another test for you, so let’s go see what other strengths my little mate is hiding.”
I laugh as we head toward the others. Clint, Cara, Rik, Anders, Ailduin and Aolis are already there.
“I have one more test I’d like to try before Aolis and I head home and begin adding to your chronicles. What I’d like to do, is see if Angel can use her ability to direct her aura on Cara’s aura.”
Ailduin turns to Rik. “Can we get a couple of your warriors again?”
Rik calls over a few of his warriors, Trevor running over in his excitement to assist again. Apparently, he enjoys seeing how strong we, as Guardians, are compared to himself.
There were five warriors this time. “Okay, Angel, stand behind Cara and put your hands on her arms.”
I do as I he asks, but rather than putting my hands on her arms, Cara reaches. back and we hold hands. She squeezes them, then smiles at me over her shoulder.
“Now, Cara, I want you to slowly push your aura out. While she does that Angel, I want you to guide it, so that these two warriors,” he points to Trevor and another warrior, “are not protected and these three are protected.”
Trevor gives me a cocky grin. “Let’s see what you’ve got Lunas!”
His friend smacks him on the arm. “Shut up Trevor.”
I focus on Cara, reaching out and feeling her aura.
“Ready?” She asks me.
“Ready.”
She begins pushing her aura out and I fight it, forcing it to mold to my will. Her aura is strong, but mine is stronger. It takes a lot of effort and strength, but I’m. able to push her aura around the three that Ailduin said to protect.
Trevor is gritting his teeth, but he’s watching to see that the other three are not
1/3 impacted. “Damn.”
“Cara, are you using your full strength?”
“No, just a normal aura.”
“Angel, do you think you can hold it if she pushes harder?”
“Not sure.” I grit out. I’m struggling as it is.
“Cara, slowly start increasing the pressure of your aura.” Ailduin tells her.
And she does. I hold on as long as I can, and it’s obvious when I lose control as the other three warriors, getting hit hard with her aura, drop to their knees.
She releases her aura and I let go, breathing heavily. Liam is right there, holding on to me, lending me his strength.
“I know that you have a big battle coming. I would suggest that the Guardians all train together. Begin to engage your powers with each other. It’s possible that it was always meant to be this way, but the Alphas kept the Guardians separated until now. Or, it’s possible that Cara is the key, the core that brings the powers of the Guardians together. Either way, I think that with practice, you will all be stronger and will make a powerful force against the vampires.”
After training, we all have lunch together, before we say our goodbyes. Ailduin and Aolis head back to Araphyra, their home, while Liam and I head back to Shadow Falls.
“Do you realize how amazing you are my sweet little mate?” Liam says to me, holding my hand in his lap and periodically bringing it to his lips for a kiss.
“It’s really Alessia that is amazing, I’m just the lucky human that gets her for a wolf.” I tell him.
“I don’t think that’s true. I think the human has to be worthy of the Guardian spirit just as much as the wolf. And by that reasoning, you are amazing. And we already know that Alessia is amazing.”
The rest of the drive goes easily, listening to the playlist that Liam made for me, which I’m loving more and more.
When we get back to the packhouse, Liam turns to me. “I need to check in with Dustin and Jackson. Are you good on your own?”
I laugh. “Liam, what kind of Luna would I be if I weren’t good walking around our pack without you?”
He kisses me on the top of my head and jogs off to find Dustin. I turn to the kitchens, eager to see what Olivia has done in my absence. I’m amazed at the progress she’s made in the couple of days that I’ve been gone. Everything in the kitchen is organized and she has it set up so that all ingredients are together in order of the meals that they will be used in..
“Olivia, all of this looks great. Is there anything you need from me?” I ask looking around. “Everything looks in order.”
“Luna, can I have a moment in private?”
“Of course.” I find a place for us to speak privately and Olivia tells me her concerns about the young children working in the kitchen and cleaning the packhouse. I ask her to give me a list and the hours, who their parents are, etc. She let’s me know that she will have it for me tomorrow.
When we’re done, I start to head to the bunker to see the status of the cleaning and stocking. On my way, I’m stopped by another pack member, and this sets up the rest of my afternoon. One after another, the pack members come up to me, asking to speak with me about issues that they are having or concerns within the pack.
I’m finishing another conversation when Liam finds me. “Angel, is everything okay?” He asks, looking at the she-wolf that I’m talking to.
“Yes, except, I need an office, or someplace where I can meet with pack members so I’m not trying to find a private place to talk all the time. Is that possible?”
We say goodbye to the pack member I was walking to and he guides me to the dining room, to a table with Sarah, Dustin and Jackson. I say hello to everyone as Liam goes to get food for us. I sit down, putting my head in my hands.
“Angel, what’s wrong?” Sarah asks me.
I blow some hair out of my face. “Everyone wants to talk to me and I don’t really have a good place to talk to them and I couldn’t even talk to everyone today that wanted to talk to me. I need to figure out how and where to meet with the pack members that want to talk to me. And now I need to follow up on the things that I talked about today and I’m not even sure where to begin to make sure t not missing anything or assisting someone that asked for my help.” that I’m
Liam comes back, leaning down and kissing the top of my head. “I’ll help you baby, you don’t have to do this on your own.”
“But Liam, and please don’t take this the wrong way, some folks wanted to talk to me because it was about things they didn’t feel comfortable talking to you about. I just need to figure out how to make this work.”
“I can help.” Sarah says.
“What do you mean?” I ask her.
“Well,” she looks at Liam, “I was hired as a secretary for Liam. I know he hasn’t had a chance to get me set up here to work, but a secretary is a secretary. I can set up a schedule for you and make follow up appointments or I can follow up on things that you just need responses on. I’m good at it and it would give me something to do.”