5. Unleashing It All YILEYNA Then. If I manage to remove the ice, will that count as a lesson taught and accomplished?â I asked, standing up.
He narrowed his eyes at my softer tone.
âMaybe.â He tossed the empty bottle aside.
âCan I ask a question regarding something you mentioned?â I asked, stepping closer despite the pain that threatened to suffocate me.
âWhat is it?â He asked quietly, his voice deeper as he looked down at me.
âWill you tell me everything? From how you were forced into hiding, to how your mother and sister died?â I pushed gently. Put aside your own pain, Yileyna, try to reach the man deep inside, a man who showed he did care...
âItâs a little late for that, donât you think?â He replied coldly, turning his back on me.
I stared at his broad chiselled back, ignoring the pull of the mate bond, and placed a hand on his back. Was it wrong that I wanted to use the mate bond to get him to listen? âPlease?â
He tensed, and I could feel the anger radiating off him.
âDouble standards donât you think?â He spat, stepping away from my touch and glaring coldly at me over his shoulder. âI donât need to tell you anything, it changes nothing. Weâre done for the day.â
I guess I was the only one who seemed to be affected by the mate bond. He strode toward the doors, before pausing midâway and turning his head slightly. âThere is something I do want to tell you...â My heart skipped a beat and I wondered what it could be. âWhat is it?â
âThat night of the rogue attack that the Obsidian Shadow Pack staged, it was preâplanned, every little detail of it right down to the specific target...â
âTarget?â I asked hoarsely, remembering the massacre of that night and the bloodied bodies that littered the ground. âSo many died that night.â
The pain of that night would never leave me... now accompanied by another similar one. I was beginning to hate fire. Every time I saw it, it brought those painful memories to the forefront of my mind.
âYeah, they did, but there were only two main targets, the rest were just caught in the attack... I made sure these two targets would be there at the forefront.â
Two...
My stomach churned sickeningly as a dreaded thought came to me... My heart clenched as his words echoed in my mind.
Guaranteed to be there... What was he telling me? What did it have to do with me?
âWho were they?â I asked quietly.
âWho else? None other than William and Hana DeâLacor.â
I closed my eyes, refusing to allow the emotions to show as a single tear escaped down my cheek âI knew where you and Charlene would be... I knew of your visits to the White Dove, I knew youâd investigate and the love your parents had for you... I knew theyâd follow you and when they did, they would be the first in the line of fire. With their deaths, I removed Andresâ. closest confidant from his side, and instead stepped into the place that William DeâLacor left empty.â
My chest was heaving as I stared at his back. That storm of emotions inside of me was screaming to come out.
How could he?
How could he speak as if it was no big deal?
How many more secrets and lies was he going to kill me with?
I couldnât hold back.
âNot only did you frame them and plan that attack... YOU MURDERED THEM!â I screamed as the pulsing in my head heightened. Theon turned as the entire ground erupted, the soil moving in waves as a violent wind whipped around me, my aura surging and blasting the roof above us right off. The weather was chaos. Bolts of lightning flashed in the darkening sky, striking down on Theon, who was forced back, a shield of that amber glow energy shielding him, but nothing could stop me.
I wanted him dead. âYileyna...â
His eyes met mine and I saw a flash of an emotion I couldnât place as I advanced on him. Thin long shards of ice rained down on him as I felt the darkness of Theodenâs enchanter approaching. But I didnât care, all I could think of was how Theon should die. âI hate you!â I hissed, seeing the long claw nails on my hands. They were not the thick claws of a werewolf, but the thin long claws of a siren... My skin seemed to have changed, a faint hue of silvery blue covering it. I lunged at him, digging my claws into his chest. He grabbed my wrist, but I refused to remove my hand from his chest, not caring as blood spilt down my hand and his body. He was looking at me as if it was the first time he had seen me. The sharp, scissorâlike teeth in my mouth were cutting into my own lips. My heart was thumping too loudly. The sky was almost pitch black and the hurricane was only growing far more powerful. The thunder roared deafeningly as I fought against Theonâs grip on me, dragging my nails down his chest, painstakingly slow as he held me at armâs length. One hand was around my throat but for some reason it didnât hurt at all, his other hand still gripping my wrist.
âI HATE YOU!â I screamed, punching him with my other hand.
I felt that same darkness, a darkness that I knew belonged to Theodenâs enchantress, approach. I could feel her touching the earth I now controlled and I sent a blast of stone and earth her way. Whatever she had begun to mutter was cut off, I felt the stone and earth encase her in a tomb, then felt her anguish and anger, but I didnât need her to interfere.
More wolves were approaching, but I didnât care. They wouldnât get close enough. Blood filled the air as they were cut to pieces by the violent winds, but that was on them. My only aim was to kill the man before me.
âYou were right! Revenge! I want revenge too! For my parents!â I cried. My hot tears stung my cheeks as they streamed down my face. No longer was I able to hold those painful tears back Locks of purple and blue hair whipped around me, but all I could think of was their dead bodies lying on the ground in the aftermath of that attack... Lies... All lies!
âHow could you?! How could you think you could ever have a relationship with me after what you did!?â I screamed as we both went tumbling to the ground. âHow dare you even touch me after killing my parents!â 1 âIt was never meant to be more than one night.â His words were faint and distant, and his grip was growing weaker. With a burst of energy, I dug my claws deep into him and down his chest to the side of his waist, feeling a flare of satisfaction at the three long wounds that painted his chest. He fell back, his face ashy.
I was suddenly violently pulled back, feeling something being stabbed into the back of my neck The heavy darkness of the spells in the air were weighing down upon me as I fought against the four wolves that were shackling me in silver, and the power of the enchantress.
âI hate you, Theon!â I screamed, staring at the man who was half sitting, half lying propped on one elbow, one hand trying to stem the blood that was flowing out of him faster than normal.
I hated this, these sparks, this attraction, and above all, his betrayal. I knew what I needed to do. Despite the heaviness and the pain that was slowly spreading through my body, I glared at the man with all the hatred that I felt for him and took a deep, shuddering breath.
Rage was overwhelming me as I channelled every ounce of my emotions into my words. âI, Yileyna DeâLacor, Alpha of the Silver Storm Pack, reject you, Theon Alexander Hale, as my mate!â I shrieked, feeling the violent ripping in my chest as Theon stared at me in shock, pain and confusion, his heart thundering loudly. 10 âGo to hell, Theon.â I spat, before I finally succumbed to the darkness...
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