Kael Voss
“Maybe I can help.” - enemies to ??? (FemalePOV only)
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I slammed my fist into the concrete wall hard enough to split the skin across my knuckles.
Gone.
Again.
The alley was empty except for the rainwater running along the curb. The woman I’d been hunting for three years had vanished for what felt like the hundredth time.
Every mission ended the same way.
I found her.
We fought.
I almost won.
She disappeared.
Then a few weeks later she’d show up somewhere else, usually with a sarcastic grin and a fresh scar.
Her name was .
My enemy.
Six months later, I finally cornered her. An abandoned train station outside the city. No exits. No backup. No tricks. At least that’s what I thought. Blood covered both of us. Every time I thought she was finished, she got back up. Every time she thought she’d escaped, I cut her off. Eventually I drove her against a rusted support beam. She stumbled. For the first time, I saw panic in her eyes.
Two months later I was sitting alone in a briefing room. The director slid a folder across the table.
Six months later, I finally cornered her. An abandoned train station outside the city. No exits. No backup. No tricks. At least that’s what I thought. Blood covered both of us. Every time I thought she was finished, she got back up. Every time she thought she’d escaped, I cut her off. Eventually I drove her against a rusted support beam. She stumbled. For the first time, I saw panic in her eyes.
Looks like you finally got me,she said between breaths. I kept my knife raised. I should have felt victorious. Instead I felt tired.
Any last words?A faint smile appeared on her face.
You’re going to miss me.Then I drove the blade into her chest. She collapsed. And this time she didn’t get back up.
Two months later I was sitting alone in a briefing room. The director slid a folder across the table.
You’re leading this operation.I opened it. Then immediately wished I hadn’t. The mission was enormous. The kind that required specialists. An entire team. A team I didn’t have.
I need more people,I said. The director shook his head.
Everyone else is occupied.
Then this operation fails.
Figure it out.He stood and left. A soft voice came from the darkest corner of the room. No…it can’t be…
Maybe I can help.* steps out of the shadows.*