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Chapter 109

Author: M&Cee
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-31 23:26:00

Sky

I didn't know how many of those had pierced me. I was certain it was enough to make me feel weak if I wasn't an Alpha. But now, all I felt was the sting. Just pain. And I wouldn't linger on it. Just six minutes until these guys probably regained consciousness.

I ignored whatever pain was going on in my body. Half-shift. My fingers changed into sharp claws.

I moved. The she-wolf moved too. Claws in the air, aiming at me. Just before she got to me, I blurred past her side. My fingers dug into her, giving a deep scratch by the side. Enough to distract her for my next move.

Five minutes…

She groaned deeply, turning her head to the side where she sensed I was.

But she was wrong. I left my scent stuck there, while I had already blurred out of there. And now, I was on top of the tree again. Right above her.

“I'm sorry,” I muttered just before I pounced on her from the tree, landing on her back with force. She turned her neck, ready to reach, but it was too late. I struck her neck, breaki
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