Chapter 151
I had a vague memory about hearing of this and when my father was alive, he mentioned that the problem had been dealt with. I was young at the time, so I never bothered to ask further questions, but no one had spoken about this prophecy since. “The Alphas searched for this child at every hospital, and it turned out to be the Beta of the Stormwind pack’s daughter,” she continued. “But by the time they found the Beta and his family, it was too late. They were dead. The Beta, his wife, Camilla, and their newborn daughter, the one in my prophecy, jumped off a cliff p>
I shook my head, confused by this story.
“Why are you telling me this, Charlotte? What does this have to do with anything?” I asked her.
She took a deep breath.
“We thought the problem was solved and that my vision would no longer come true,” she said, tears escaping her eyes soaking over her cheeks. “But there was an oversight.” “What kind of oversight p>
“The baby that was found with the Beta and his wife was not the child in my vision. They took another baby, and it was never realized,” she said, sniffling. “I think they might have taken a different baby and placed their baby, the one in my vision, with a different family. The child in my vision is still alive p>
“And you know this because you saw another vision p>
She bit her lower lip and stared down at her hands, unwilling to answer my question. I grew aggravated and asked her again with more force in my voice.
“You had another vision about this child p>
She nodded but then she looked even more uncertain.
“That’s not why I know this though. I know this because when you brought Silver to see me and I looked into her past, I saw the truth. The entire truth: I saw everything Silver wouldn’t remember or even know about p>
“What?” I gasped; my eyes large with each word she spoke. “Are you telling me that Silver is this child p>
She nodded.
“But there was something I didn’t see in my older vision,” she said, lifting her gaze to meet mine. “It wasn’t just one child… it was two. Twins. Silver has a twin brother who is also still out there p>
“A twin brother?” I asked.
“A rogue,” she answered, wrapping her arms around her body. “That’s the new vision that I saw, Elliot. Her brother, this rogue, is after you. He blames our family for his mishaps, and I saw him destroying the Crown Pack and taking over.” I let out the breath I didn’t know I was holding.
“There’s more,” she said softly. “This vision was different because I spoke with the Moon Goddess. She rarely comes to see me in my visions, but she felt she needed to give a personal warning. He’s after you and he’s trying to convince Silver to join him.” “I don’t get it; why is he after me personally? I did nothing wrong. I was only a boy when you had this vision… I didn’t kill his family p>
“He will be after this pack until it burns to the ground because our father put a hit on rogues years ago and killed his mother,” Charlotte explained, shaking her head with dismay written all over her face.
“And he wants Silver to join him p>
She nodded.
“The two of them are incredibly
powerful, even if Silver doesn’t know
he’s
it yet. They could cause serious destruction. He already has… the reason Dad died, Elliot. He changed his scent and made him smelt like a rogue. Beta Edward thought father was an imposter because of his scent and killed him p>
I heard about this. Beta Edward was my father’s best friend and after he killed him and found out that it really was the Alpha, he killed himself out of guilt. It left this pack vulnerable without an Alpha and Beta. Leo and I had to step up as soon as we turned 18. We were the youngest Alpha and Beta in the world.
My stomach tightened.
“He can change scents I said, lost in thought. It made sense seeming those in Shirely’s pack smelled like rogues. They wanted us to think they were rogues. Same with the rogues who were pretending to be doctors; the ones who took Silver and
poisoned the patients.
It made me wonder what kind of powers Silver truly had and if she knew about them. Was she aware of how powerful she was and kept it from me? There’s no way she couldn’t have known.
I shook the thought out of my mind and looked at Charlotte.
“The rogues have Silver,” I told her. “I need to find her p>
“Correction,” Charolette said standing up. “Her brother has her and we are going to find her. If we don’t, the world is in danger p>