Chapter 384

384-Suffer With Me I got up on my feet the moment she set me free.

“Where are you? Show yourself,” I screamed, huffing and panting in fright. No matter how hard I tried to look for them, all I could see were figures made of mist. They were able to touch me, but I couldn’t touch them.

‘We need to leave,’ Nia suggested, waking up from her deep slumber and acknowledging the mess Moana had caused for us.

‘It is not like we can hide. These things will cause terror. The entire world’s order will be ruined,’ I complained, running out of the room and looking for a way to stop this madness.

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“Argh!” an agonizing scream left my lips when a white witch, dressed up in a grey and white gown, attacked me. She hit me in the stomach and knocked me down.

I raised my hand, and that’s when I was able to blow her away. I couldn’t cause them any damage, but I could push them away.

I staggered to my feet and began rushing to the stairs. They kept coming after me. There seemed to be no way to kill them entirely, and that’s what left me at a disadvantage.

“Ah!” A white witch grabbed me by the back of my neck and dragged me upstairs again. I was so focused on attacking the witches that were trying to come for me from the front that I couldn’t blow away the one holding me by my neck.

The instant she dropped me on the top floor, I pushed her away with my magic.

They were cackling and attacking me from all directions.

“Enya! hold my hand!” That’s when I heard a voice calling my name. Upon turning around, I saw Lazlo rushing to the top floor and getting hit by the white witches.

He finally reached me, but then the witch grabbed him by his legs and pulled him away from me.

“I don’t know how to kill them,” I shouted, getting dragged to the other side of the hallway. I couldn’t use magic in every direction. These things had an advantage over us.

The witches thrashed me across the wall and then held me tightly, preventing me from moving a muscle.

“Oh! Your mate came to suffer with you,” Moana walked out of the room with a smirk on her lips.

“Look at you two, trying to fight my army.” She smiled in pride, watching the witches hold Lazlo down.

“If you did not listen to me, they will destroy the packs, one by one.” She sighed, rubbing her hands together and fixing her hair as the icy breeze blew it across her face.

“So, are you ready to give up?” Moana walked closer but kept a safe distance from me.

“Just drink this and willingly give me your magic,” she said as she held some liquid up to the witch, who took it from her.

The instant she thought she could control me, I blew a whistle, and they started to tremble. I realized I could not physically attack them, but I could use other powers to distract them or delay their attacks. The moment they covered their ears, they released my body. Lazlo dropped to the floor, but he was even quicker than I when getting back up and rushing towards me. He held my hand, and we booked it downstairs.

“Get them!” Moana screamed at the white witches. I could blow a whistle whenever I felt like they had come too close to us.

Soon Lazlo and I were running on the road and reaching his car. We rolled inside, and without wasting a minute, he started the engine.

“They are still coming after us.” I turned my neck around to watch them fly in our direction.

“I don’t understand how the fuck all that happened. Are you okay?” Lazlo was trying to keep his focus on the road when asking about my state.

“Considering I had been abducted and thrown around by some witches made of mist, I guess I am not fully okay,” I commented, placing a hand on my heart to calm down.

“Where are we headed to?” I asked him since we couldn’t just have kept driving.

“We are heading back to the academy,” he answered, making me turn to him in shock.

“We are guiding them to our academy?” I yelled in shock.

“Enya! there is a lot more powerful creature in the academy that can somehow find us help. If the principal is able to talk to the coven that sent Moana to us, he will be able to find a way to save us all. It is not like they don’t plan to attack the packs anyway,” Lazlo said, racing to reach the academy and speak to the principal.

“Give me your phone,” I demanded as I motioned to the glove compartment. I grabbed his phone and called the principal to let him know what was going on there.

“What?” I asked when the principal told me they had been hearing some noises outside the academy. After speaking to him, I hung up and told Lazlo that a few witches might have reached them already.

“I am so worried,” I whispered to myself, feeling my mouth turning dry from all the whistling I had been doing to escape the witches.

“I will give up anything to lead a peaceful life,” Lazlo grunted, sounding very upset and pissed off. I turned to face him but did not ask him to elaborate on what he meant by “giving up everything.”

There seemed to be only one person who was bringing all this negative energy to the packs, and that was me.

Does it mean he will give me up if he gets the chance?

I closed my eyes and leaned my head back to rest a bit. We were going to face an enormous battle when we reach the academy, suffer, and maybe not survive.

These few moments of rest were all I was left with.

‘I can feel him around,’ Nia whispered, which compelled me to open my eyes