My Vampire Harem Will Dominate Everything

"How's the Monarchy taking the news?" Ezra asked.

"They'll be waiting for us at the bridge."

"Alright."

The road narrowed as they finally entered the Crossroads, moving towards the bridge that separated the Monarchy and the Vampire Society.

Up ahead, the Society had also called ahead and their Warmongers had already set up a barricade between the road and the bridge.

"Fuck." Wade cursed, staring at the soldiers crouched behind them. It didn't take too much time for the curse to evolve to "fucking hell" as the first grenade launcher was raised.

"Incoming!" He shouted. Explore new worlds at empire

Red swerved sharply, narrowly avoiding the explosion. The impact site evaporated into nothingness and the car was showered with dirt and debris.The reinforced glass of the windshield held, but the force of the blast rocked the car.

"We can't keep this up." Red growled. "We need a damn miracle!"

Ezra took a deep breath. It was time for him to use an ability he'd been neglecting ever since he became a vampire.

His telekinesis. It was weak, but for what he wanted to do, it would work.

He stretched his hands towards the barricade as they zoomed towards it, his Aura highlighting every ordinance they had similar to the one that had just been fired.

With a frown of concentration, he grabbed hold and activated them.

Whoomph!

The barricade and the Warmongers behind it simply disappeared in a shower of dust. The explosion wasn't even big or catastrophic enough to explain what had just happened.

"Perfect." Red grinned as she drove the car through the dust and on the bridge. The dust finally cleared and ahead of them was another barricade, this time, the people behind it were wearing the vest of the Republic's police.

They were the Monarchy's forces.

"Slow doen, milady." Wade said to Red. "We're finally here. There's no need for us to rush anymore."

Red slowed down the car, moving slowly toward the barricade. As they drove closer, someone stepped out from the barricade, holding a megaphone. The person put the megaphone to their mouth and spoke. "Identify yourself!"

"This is Lookout Wade, verified under Monarchy command. I'm escorting allies of the Monarchy through the Crossroads!" Wade yelled.

The figure paused and as they slowly drove closer, they could see that the person was female. After a few seconds, she finally spoke. "Confirmed. Hold your position."

Red slowed to a stop, waiting as activity went on behind the barricade. After a few seconds, the barricade was cleared and they were waved forward.

Red drove and as they passed the barricade, it was quickly reconstructed behind them.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

The car was forced to a stop again as a convoy of military vehicles approached and stopped, Monarchy soldiers fanning out to surround the car. The reinforced doors creaked as Ezra reabsorbed the available vitality, releasing his hold on the car's enhancements.

The metal groaned as it reverted to its original state.

One of the soldiers, a tall man with a commander's badge, stepped forward. "Who's in charge here?" He demanded, his rifle lowered but not stowed.

Wade opened his door, stepping out with his hands raised. "That would be me." He said calmly. "And unless you want to explain to the higher-ups why you slowed us down, you'll clear the way."

The commander eyed Wade warily before nodding and turning back to his soldiers. "Escort them across. The Monarchy's already waiting."

The soldiers quickly made their way back into their car and they manuevered themselves into formation around Red as she drove. The lead car led them to where they would meet whoever was in charge of the Monarchy's side of the Crossroads.

"Finally." Red said, almost disbelievingly.

They'd done it. They'd made it to the Monarchy.

Ezra raised his hands and put them over Olivia's shoulders, drawing her closer to him. "We did it." He whispered.

As they drove, everything rippled as they crossed an almost invisible barrier. It was a White Zone.

The White Zone was a new development, created in the last six months. It was still an ability from the Chameleon tattoo but it was different from the Black Zone.

Unlike the Black Zone, it was an almost invisible zone to vampires and powered humans but completely invisible to ordinary humans.

Through the White Zones, vampires could make a place filled with vampires and barricades, like the bridge, look normal. If a human is looking at it, all they'd see was an empty bridge with just a simple police checkpoint on either side.

The zone was useful for influencing perception but not so good at keeping people out. It relied on illusions made from light and sound to keep people away unlike the Black Zone which was an actual barrier.

After a few minutes of driving, they finally apprached an estate. After the security check at the gate, they drove in for another minute before finally coming into view of the mansion sitting in the middle of the estate.

The mansion was exactly what one would expect if one tried to imagine a generic billionaire residence. Too big and white for its own good.

They finally rolled to a stop at the parking lot. The soldiers began getting out of their vehicles and the Matten coven followed suit.

As they stepped out, Olivia winced, a hand on her belly, and Ezra placed a reassuring hand on her shoulder, helping her stand.

"Almost there." He murmured. The pregnancy really was taking a toll on her. It wasn't as if she didn't have vitality but her energy still kept fluctuating.

The eyes of the soldiers were on him and Olivia and his Aura was on everybody in the parking lot.

His blindfolded face moved as a woman stepped forward. She was dressed in a military uniform and her posture was straight. She approached them, flanked by two guards.

"Welcome to the Monarchy" She said as she came to a stop in front of them. "I am the caretaker for the Monarchy's interests here. You must be Ezra, Olivia, Red and…" Her eyes flicked to Wade. "Company."

"And you are?" Ezra stepped forward.

"You may call me Sariel." She replied. "I can see that you've been through a lot to get here."

"Don't worry." She smiled at them, a smile that was anything but friendly. "You're in safer hands now."