Primal Inheritance: Freedom [COMPLETED]

Chapter 27: Isaac

Samantha

As we made our way through Isaac's office, I could feel Shaye staring at me. He was waiting for me to go out and find Samirah, but I wasn't ready. "I'm defenseless!" I told him earlier. "They are doing their own thing, Allen included, so they won't have time to help me. And I don't know what Samirah's capable of."

"You can't reclaim your magic from Allen, I know that well enough." He told me. "But you can learn and rediscover a different type of magic. Do that, and then find your niece."

I was still unsure about doing it alone. "What is she planning?" I asked him, almost whispering without reason. "She's trying to regain everything you lost, including your sister."
I refused to believe that, because I hadnt even know Samirah for a week before she disappeared.

"Why would she do that for me?" I asked him curiously.
He stared at me for a long moment before cracking a smile. Somehow, he was making me feel stupid and I'd only known him for an hour.
"She's not doing it for you. Donna planned this, while she was alive, while you were trying to find the necklace. She gave Samirah instructions and she's been following them to the best of her ability."

"Why didn't they tell me?!" I screeched.
"Because Donna never changed. Even after her mother's passing, she was full of greed, spite, and self preservation."

I started biting my tongue, a nervous habit I tried to stop several times when I was younger. "So, you think Samirah is going to bring back the mansion, and her mother?"

"The curse too. She needs the curse to bring her back because Donna didn't die naturally."
I knew Donna was desperate, but I didn't think she would plan all of this, especially because she was using that child as a pawn.

"Ok," I told him. "I'll go after her. But I want to tell Allen before I go. He might hello me or come looking after he gets done with this."

Shaye gave me a serious look. "He won't be able to."
The way he said it creeped me out."How do you know? Can you see the future?"
The white part of his eye shimmered golden, and like a hologram, it floated out of his eyes. It hovered above them and tiny spheres of multicolored light came out of each eye.

"I can see alot of things, but the possibility of him coming after you is very low."

"Why? Because he doesn't care?"
Shaye shook his head. "Because he simply won't be able to."
I understood what he meant.
"It's just a possibility, but it's the most possible possibility."
I smiled. "That sounds stupid."
"I don't care," he told me, smiling back. "Let's get back with the group, they are probably ready to head to Isaac's place."

And here we were, following Isaac through his facility. Shaye was still urging me to leave, but I didn't want to go yet.
He grabbed my arm and let everybody else walk passed us. They didn't notice because there where separate rooms behind glass walls that had animals. Some were in cages, assume where being observed by animals, and there were even some trying to escape. They banged their hands against the glass or attacked their handlers before being hit with a tranquilizer dart.

Shaye acted as if he didn't notice this. "You need to leave and go after her. Stop hesitating. She's doing something else now, I'm not sure what it is, but it had something to do with Allen."

"What? She doesn't have a reason to hurt Allen." I said as a dog started barking its head off.

"What is this place?" Allen asked from way upfront.
"This is a testing facility. They test things on animals here." Isaac answered. "Your torturing them," said Marissa.
"I'm not doing anything. This is just a disguise." He snapped his fingers and they all froze.
"Animatronics. Robots. We needed to build a base just as the vampires did, and this is what we thought of. I don't know what they sell, but they have a giant corporation. Most of the werewolves have died, so I did this on my own."