Haunter Grey: Prophecy

Castor’s worst fears became reality.
And now he has nothing. …except for the Prophecy.

Burrowers eat bulboar and carry the diluted neurotoxin. Ingesting any part of a burrower in any way will disrupt the neural chains in your brain completely.
Rabid clawed his way out of the burrower that swallowed him, killing it from the inside. His memories begin after he started to be reeducated. Sometimes, Rabid’s mind shuts down and his body goes into “kill or die” mode. Anyone … everyone … near him will die. …brutally.
Castor’s brain scans exactly like Rabid’s. His memories begin in the bulboar mines of Regia. Armed with Unity cuff weapons that can easily slice through the hardest metals and being able to ghost … if he has a thing like Rabid’s, he would be completely unstoppable.
And it happened.
Castor’s beast finally got out.
People died. …horrifically.
The future so many Sylvani generations have prepared for is now.
And the Prophecy Response Team is ready.

Haunter Grey Prophecy, the second book in the Destiny Trilogy, picks up the story very shortly after Treachery, and continues the epic and gripping saga of Castor and the Resistance.