The teens walked through the woods and Malia said, "We can still catch him."
"Catch who?" Scott asked, looking at Malia.
"The killer. What are you thinking about?"
Scott and Lucy stared at the fleur-de-lis bullet she'd found.
Lucy held up the bullet. "We need to take this to Mr. Argent."
Malia frowned. "Even if he's the one that fired it?"
Scott nodded. "Especially if he's the one." He stopped abruptly. "Do you hear that?"
Lucy drew her knife and turned it into a sword.
After a moment, Malia asked, "Heartbeats?"
"A lot of them. They're here."
"Who?" Lydia wondered.
"Hunters," Lucy confirmed, hearing the fear in Scott's voice.
He ran off and Malia called after him. "Scott!"
Scott turned and saw hunters coming closer. He stopped, seeing several red laser-sight beams crossing the woods. He bared his fangs, showing his alpha eyes. Lucy raised her sword, ready to jab it into the ground. Scott attacked the closest figure, who was Sheriff Stilinski. "Argh. Scott. Scott, it's me. It's me! Scott! Scott. Lucy, sword away. You don't need to stab the ground."
Lucy kept her sword up, seeing a gun pointed at her friend's heart and inched her sword closer to the sheriff. "Move then gun and I'll put the sword away."
The sheriff did so and said, "Okay, okay. Come on. It's okay. It's okay." He looked around. "Everybody stay back. They're just kids."
Deputy Vargas glared at them, gun still pointed at Scott. "What's wrong with his eyes? Why does she have a sword?"
Lucy turned to the deputy and pointed her sword at him. "I don't like guns pointed at my friends. I will use this."
Parrish shook his head. "You heard the sheriff. Lucy, put the sword down. Stand down."
Scott shifted back to normal and started panting. "I'm really sorry. You don't think they'll say anything, do you?"
Parrish smiled at the teens. "No more than they're used to."
"You wanna tell me what happened out here?" The sheriff asked.
"He's a Hellhound."
"A dead Hellhound," Malia added, earning a look from Lydia.
Sheriff Stilinski nodded. "Yep, got that."
Parrish frowned. "Well I don't get it. I didn't think you could kill a Hellhound."
Lucy pursed her lips. "Anything can be killed."
Malia nodded and shrugged. "Looks a lot easier than we thought."
Lucy pocketed the bullet casing as she said, "I don't think it was just any bullet."
"I hope not," Parrish muttered, kneeling next to the body.
After everyone left, Lydia, Malia, Lucy, and Scott looked to each other. Lydia turned to Scott. "Why didn't you say anything?"
"Why didn't you say anything?" Scott repeated.
"Why didn't either of you say anything?" Malia asked.
"Why didn't any of you, us, say anything?" Lucy wondered. "Gods, don't say why didn't anymore."
Malia frowned at Scott. "Wait, was I supposed to say something?"
Scott looked between his friends. "None of us said anything to Argent and none of us are going to say anything until we talk to him. Everybody good with that?"
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The Kids From Yesterday // Stiles Stilinksi [2/2]
Mystery / 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...