“To what do I owe the displeasure?” I refrained from snarling, but didn’t soften my glare. The lynx stepped forward, ducking his head briefly in a show of respect.
“Alpha Kane, we are here to investigate a report of omega magic. We will be as efficient as possible, but due process must be followed any time a report is filed.”
“I want to see the report,” Gael said. He was standing at my side now, arms crossed over his chest, but no less domineering for the shift in pose.
The lynx flinched back from the alpha bark pushing the words and held up both hands. “My comrade will be happy to provide it.” He waved for the vampire, who strolled forward in a lazy way that pissed me off. I growled, lifting just one side of my lip as he dropped the paper to my desk rather than placing it in Gael’s out
