Third Person
That night, Alpha Kael couldn’t bring himself to sleep. He watched over Liora like a hawk. The doors were firmly closed, guards were stationed all over Heaven’s Gate, but still he stood on the balcony overlooking any incoming danger.
There was none to fear.
The humans had only gotten in thanks to an oversight. But then again, deep down, he knew Leonard couldn’t be underestimated. He was not a man of one plan. Every operation had backups and cleanovers, and this one was certainly not an exception.
Liora had slept a little, but then she stirred in her sleep. Her hand felt the place by her side; it was cold and straightened like no one had slept on it at all. She turned to the balcony, and there he stood.
He had changed into comfortable clothes, long fur pants perfect for th
