Sadie.
I watch as they stare at me with nothing but shock on their faces. Like I said, very few people know about hybrids. We didn’t plan on alarming the council, but their increase and the fact that they just attacked a pack means we’ll have to come clean. There needs to be
awareness about them. We can’t deal with them all by ourselves.
Hybrids? Jason mumbles, his obsidian eyes wide in shock.
I roll my eyes, Did I stutter?
He along with Alec and Piper, are my least favorite people. I hold a huge grudge against them. I hate their pack, but I hate the three more. Now four, if we could include Calvin.
When no one says anything, I continue. The creatures you just described are hybrids. A breed between a werewolf and vampire.
But that’s impossible. Wolves and vampires can’t reproduce. It’s biologically impossible, Alec buts in, interrupting me before I could explain everything to them.
I never said anything about them being born. You’re right, it’s biologically impossible for a werewolf and vampire to have kids, so these hybrids aren’t born, they are created by magic. A powerful one at that.
I watch them and wait for the information to sink in. I know how it is. I know how unbelievable it is. If I hadn’t encountered them, then I would have a hard time believing it. Hybrids are in the realm of impossibility. Are you sure? Jason asks incredulously.
Sighing, I stare at the ceiling, praying for the goddess to give me patience when dealing with Jason.
My first encounter with one was when I was running from Alec. She smelled like a werewolf. I’d bend previously attacked by a vampire, and he almost drained me dry, so imagine my shock when this she-wolf attacked me and used vampire fangs to drink my blood. King had been hunting her when she came across me and threatened to take me back to Alec. Since then, we’ve been hunting them, but they keep popping up and increasing in number. And you never thought of letting the council know? Alec asks through gritted teeth.
I glare at him, not liking his accusing tone.
And tell them what exactly? Would they have believed me? We both know how the council works. If you don’t have any tangible evidence, then that’s it. They won’t believe you. It also doesn’t help that once they’re dead they revert to their original species.
That is something I didn’t know until King told me. I was all for taking one of the dead bodies as evidence to the council, but I didn’t know that they revert back to who they were before they were transformed. It’s like the power that tethered the two DNAs only worked when the hybrid was alive.
I give them all the details we’ve gathered over the years, including our theory that whoever was behind this was gearing up for war.
By the time I’m done, the whole room is fucking quiet. No one speaks a word, as they try to internalize the information I have just handed to them.
It’s a lot to take in. I mean I’ve known about these hybrids for three years and I still have a hard time accepting that they actually do exist.
Have you found out anything about who is creating them? Alec asks after a while.
None. The only thing we know is that they are really powerful. That’s the only explanation of why they are able to create a whole new species.
Minutes later, Alec stands up with something akin to realization. He turns to me Do you think that the woman Calvin talked about could be connected to this? He did say that he sensed her powerful aura, so could she be the one changing werewolves and vampires? I fall back against my chair. Fuck, I haven’t thought about it along those lines. My mind was too over the place to piece up what he told us.
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