Lost in Reverie [FxF]

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Chapter teeeennn!!!! How we doing so far? *sips coffee with chocolate milk*

Warning:: Violence, gore, death

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Alejandra

With every passing second, the tension grew. We knew the omegas and survivors were on their way up, but we didn't know how many more rogues were still inside. We had to be ready for anything!

The basement door burst open, and Damien emerged, leading the omegas and survivors up the staircase. They were pale, wide-eyed, and terrified, but they were alive. The Omega Mother was at the rear, her face set in a mask of determination.

"Go, go, go!' I shouted through the mind link. "Head for the back exit!'

As they rushed past us, we formed a protective barrier, fighting off any rogues that tried to get through. The chaos was overwhelming, but we held our ground.

The survivors moved quickly, guided by the omegas. As per the discussed plan, all of the adults that could carry some of the smaller children were put near the back where the Omega Mother was at while the older children were in the front protected by the omegas. My Delta warriors and I fought with everything we had, holding back the tide of monsters. Blood and gore coated the ground, and the air was thick with the stench of death.

In the midst of the chaos, I caught sight fully of the Omega Mother, and my heart almost stopped. She was the only one who had transformed back into her human form. Her body was covered in blood and scratches, but she moved with a calm determination, unfazed by the injuries. Clinging to her back was Adelin, who I quickly recognized by scent alone even among the chaos and distance, his arms wrapped tightly around her neck and his legs around her waist. Another child, a girl with a short, bright blond bob, was in front of the Omega Mother, mirroring Adelin's position. Her small hands clutched at Adelin's clothes to keep them all together, and her legs also wrapped securely around the Omega Mother's waist, almost interlapping with Adelin's.

Despite the blood and the terror in their pale faces, the children clung to the Omega Mother with a fierce grip. Their positioning allowed her to move with surprising agility, her arms free to fend off the smaller rogues that slipped through our defenses. Claws and canines out and her eyes were steely and focused, the embodiment of strength and protection.

I fought with renewed vigor, the sight of Adelin giving me a surge of determination. The Omega Mother moved gracefully, her lithe form weaving through the battlefield as she protected the children.

The chaos around us was intense. My Delta warriors and I continued to battle the rogues, blood and gore flying in every direction. We had to hold the line, to ensure the survivors could make it to safety. Each moment felt like an eternity as we fought with everything we had.

The survivors rushed past us, guided by the omegas. We formed a protective barrier, fending off any rogues that tried to break through. The air was thick with the stench of death, the sounds of battle echoing through the building.

We fought with everything we had, holding back the tide of monsters. Blood and gore coated the ground, the floor slick with it. The rogues came in waves, relentless and savage, but we stood our ground.

The survivors moved quickly, guided by the omegas. My Delta warriors and I fought fiercely, protecting the entrance to the basement with all our might until everyone was out and heading towards the back exit and towards the forest outside. We were so close! We just needed to hold on a little longer.

The fate of the survivors depended on it.

As soon as the last of the survivors and omegas were out the exit, my deltas and I sprinted after them, quickly surrounding them in a tight unit. We ran as fast as the humans could toward the forest.