228 The Vampire Accomplice Who Surrendered

[Mona’s P.O.V.]

“Mona, change back. It’s over.”

I saw Edward running towards me at lightning speed, checking Charlotte’s body to see if she had been attacked or bitten.

‘I can’t yet. Nicholas’ accomplice is still here. He calls him Frankie. I have to find him.’ I spoke to him telepathically and made sure he heard me.

“We’ve got Frankie. To be precise, he surrendered to us.”

‘What?’

I quickly reverted to human form and a she-wolf immediately brought me a blanket. Thankfully, it was Jane. She hugged me before Edward. She didn’t seem to be badly hurt, she just had a few bruises.

“Luna, you’re too brave. I wanted to cry, we won.”

“Jane, if it weren’t for you and your team members, I wouldn’t have been able to accomplish any of this.” I comforted her. Although she was a valiant female warrior on the battlefield, she was a very emotional person. She was a girl who would cry even when watching a Disney movie.

“What do you mean by Frankie surrendering?” I couldn’t wait to ask Edward.

“Yes, Angel. That was not long ago. When we killed many vampires who resisted outside, that werewolf named Frankie surrendered to us. Moreover, he claimed to be a Werewolf of Chaos too who had been used by Nicholas.”

“Where is he now?”

“The Council of Elders’ soldiers have him under control. They will bring him back to the Council of Elders to investigate him. He will be put on trial.” Even though Edward diligently answered my questions, he was still checking to see if I was injured, blaming himself for not coming earlier.

“Baby, I’m fine. I just suffered some superficial injuries.” I told him.

“How did you do it? I mean, Charlotte was able to catch Nicholas when he flashed, which was probably not easy.”

“Yes, I used various abilities to attack him, but he was still agile,” said I. “Then, I realized that something was wrong, and then I remembered what Alonso told me.”

“Alonso? He knew that you would replace Marcia to kill Nicholas? D*mn it, he didn’t tell me about this at all.”

“You can’t blame him. This was all me,” said I firmly. “Alonso had always given me very basic training, which I had complained about a lot. But today, I finally realized how important they are.”

“Basic? Like the way you killed Nicholas?”

“Yes, I have always overlooked this point. A thousand-mile-long dam can collapse because of an ant’s cave. If you want to climb to the top of a ladder, you have to start with the first step. The only way to subdue Nicholas was to use the most basic moves, such as using the sense of smell to find his next landing spot. Of course, I needed to use these basic moves to the best of my ability before I could defeat him.”

“Mona, you already have the ability of an outstanding Luna. I’m proud of you.” Edward kissed my forehead. However, the next moment, a trembling voice came from upstairs.

“Alpha! You’ve come to save me! I knew that you wouldn’t abandon me! But you should quickly stay away from Mona! She’s a monster! She has a special ability. She’ll definitely kill you and the entire pack!”

It was Emily, sticking her head out of the hole in the wall.

“Yes, Emily, I’ve come to save you.” said my Popeye. “Soldiers, arrest her immediately! I want to meet her in the dungeon of Sunset Pack.”

“Edward? What are you talking about? You’ve been bewitched by that b*tch!”

Emily was still shouting. But very quickly, she was grabbed by the soldiers of the race and dragged down.

“Let me go! You’re hurting me! I’m Luna of Sunset Pack!”

“Emily, didn’t you clamor for Nicholas to kill me?” When she passed me, I met her eyes that trembled with fear.

“I’ll leave this opportunity to you, soon.” I sneered at her. She didn’t understand what I was saying as she continued to struggle and curse at me.

Everything here seemed to be over, but what I couldn’t figure out was why that werewolf named Frankie would surrender to the Council of Elders? I had a feeling that things weren’t as simple as they seemed. I just hoped that the council would get to the bottom of this as soon as possible, because this was about my mother.historical