All Chapters of WOLVIRE: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

All the inhabitants of the Black Wolf tribal bunker suddenly woke up when Arga's roar blared to cause a panic echo.Linda Alexander and Aryadi Brawijaya woke up with a double shock. One because of Arga's scream, the other because Barbara was nowhere in their room.“Lin, what's happen?” Aryadi pulled his body away until he sat down, his head still throbbing although he had been treated for more than a week at this bunker-shaped base. “Where's Bara?”Linda got up, her eyes couldn't help but worry. “I have no idea. Barbara had come out for a while. I guess she is still outside now.”Aryadi slowly climbed down from his bed. Linda immediately approached and helped him walk. They came out of the room together with several people who seemed in a hurry to run toward the hall.“This is bad! This is so bad! Gather!” Arga's voice still blared throughout the bunker.Assisted by Linda, Aryadi limped to try

That morning the Garuda Indonesia plane cut through the misty sky which was definitely choking bones. Linda looked at the Bangka Belitung Islands below, which had shrunk so that it was no longer visible among the pile of clouds and dew on the plane window.The female vampire shivered. The AC was not the cause, but the bad thoughts that suddenly flashed through Linda's vital organs hidden between her skull. It hurts when you can't keep a promise to a friend who has died.Linda leaned her head back as her hands clenched into her lap until her knuckles turned pale. If Linda could have acted selfishly just once, she wouldn't have cared about Barbara any more while her beloved husband had died because of someone who wanted that girl.The vampire woman's throat felt like a hollow emptiness. In her hidden heart, Linda admitted that she was a little hurt and felt unacceptable about her husband's death. Even though she knew it wasn't Barbara's fault, but she couldn't get

“We're late, Dad!”Linda shuffled her feet worriedly. Her eyes stared at the line of trees darting outside the window of the car they were traveling in towards Alas Purwo (Purwa Forest). Aryadi held the woman's two hands, who constantly squeezed each other nervously. Linda turned to the man who had been her adoptive father for years. Aryadi embraced and patted the vampire-woman's shoulder gently.“Think positive, Lin,” Aryadi said calmly. For a moment he was silent, then took a deep breath. “Or at least you can … consider this all the result of my mistake, as you said earlier at the Black Wolf tribe headquarters. If that could make you a little more relieved.”Linda jerked her hand and looked at Aryadi with a look as if she had been offended.“That won't change anything, you know,” Linda hissed, suddenly feeling angry. “Yes, I could think of you that way, but this worry won't diminish one bit. I

I've never felt so miserable, even when Mom and Dad restricted my freedom.Several hours after the girl who brought me the morning meal came out, I just sat quietly leaning on the bed. I drank the water in the teapot and the food on the plate was still intact. I really don't want to eat it, no matter if there isn't a single poison there.I know I sound stupid. If I meant to die, I shouldn't have to drink that water. I shouldn't swallow or down anything. I should just lie down until my body is weak and emaciated.However, my brain seems to remind me continuously. Always gave me hope that somehow Grandpa and Mom must be trying to find me. I don't mean to be arrogant, but I'm sure the rest of the Black Wolf tribe will definitely come looking for me.I don't know shit, really. However, judging from the things I've seen I've never felt so miserable, even when Mom and Dad restricted my freedom.Several hours after the girl who brought me the morning meal

“Dad, are you okay?”Aryadi gasped from his reverie. He turned to look at Linda with a smile on his lips. The man nodded in response to his adopted daughter's question. Linda smiled, releasing herself from Aryadi's embrace. The two of them then turned to the car window beside each of them, without realizing that they were simultaneously sighing heavily. Exactly what they thought was different, but the point was the same.Barbara and Burhan.Just then the car stopped. Aryadi, Linda, Elder Brahma, and the driver named Arto got out of the private vehicle. They arrived at the edge of the forest, in a clearing a few meters from the main road. Linda looked up for a moment. Her eyes then explored the towering trees with thickets below.The roar of another car that was heard grabbing the attention of the four of them. A white Avanza stopped, followed by an army green Jeep behind it. Six people got off from the Avanza while only three people left the J