When they got to the clinic, Brett started convulsing, and there was a weird yellow substance foaming at his mouth. "What the hell is happening to this kid?" Stiles muttered.
Deaton frowned as he focused on Brett. "He's been poisoned by a rare form of wolfsbane. I need to make an incision and you need to hold him down."
Stiles turned to the former Alpha. "Hey, Derek. How about a little werewolf strength. Or demigod strength?"
Derek and Lucy helped Stiles hold Brett down. Lucy felt like the boys were doing more work. Derek protested, "Yeah, I'm not the only one here with werewolf strength."
Deaton looked at him. "If you can't hold him still, the incision might kill him."
"Derek, he's slipping," Lucy warned. "Stiles and I can't hold him by--Aah!"
Lucy got pushed back and Stiles grabbed her before she could hit the counter. Brett ran towards the exit and was knocked unconscious by Peter. "I guess I still have a little werewolf strength left."
Derek let out a scoff. "Yeah, maybe more than a little."
Lucy placed a hovering hand over Brett's mouth and frowned. "Guys? I don't feel a breath. His life force is draining fast."
Deaton nodded at her words and pushed a scalpel into Brett's breast bone and sliced down. Brett let out a gasp. Lucy saw yellow smoke flowing from the wound before it dissipated. "I think he'll be fine, but he'll probably be out for awhile."
Stiles frowned and leaned closer to Brett. "Guys, can you hear that? I think he's saying something."
She took a moment to listen to Brett's words. "The sun... The moon... The truth... The sun... The moon... The truth..."
Deaton caught their attention when he said, "Three things cannot long be hidden. The sun, the moon, and the truth. It's Buddhist."
"Satomi," Peter stated.
They headed to the station and Parrish looked up at us. His gaze turned to Stiles. "Your dad should be back within the hour. You want to wait in his office?"
Lucy gave him a small smile. "Actually, we're here to talk to you."
"Privately," Lydia added.
She showed Parrish the list and he frowned. "This is a hit list?"
"We call it a deadpool," Stiles explained. "Recognize any of the names?"
Parrish nodded slowly. "Yeah. The sheriff had me run a bunch of these through the system last night. But we couldn't find any of them."
Lucy turned back to Lydia. "Show him our discovery."
She flipped it over for him. "Okay. That's kind of terrifying. What's the number?"
"That's how much you're worth," Lydia told him.
Parrish frowned. "I'm worth five dollars?"
"Five million," Stiles corrected.
"I only make $40,000 a year. Maybe I should kill myself. I don't get it. Why... Why am I on this?"
Lucy sighed. "I don't know, Parrish."
Stiles shrugged. "Honestly, that might be a question for another day. Right now, there's still another third of the list we gotta crack."
"We need the third cipher key," Lydia said. "But we need help getting it."
Parrish frowned. "From who?"
"Meredith."
"The girl from Eichen? The last time you saw her, you almost gave her a nervous breakdown."
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The Kids From Yesterday // Stiles Stilinksi [2/2]
Mystère / ThrillerScott's pack has been through a lot over the course of nearly a year. They've gained friends and allies and have tragically lost some as well. Lucy and the pack continue to fight to protect the citizens of Beacon Hills, doing their best to keep them...