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Chapter 113

Author: Shalom Egbebi
last update Huling Na-update: 2026-01-12 06:49:24

Kairos’s POV

“Then stop hiding behind chains and fight me.”

“Good,” I said, baring my teeth. “I was hoping you would.”

The Ravager Alpha did not rush me.

That was the first mistake people always made. They thought war started with movement.

It starts with waiting.

The chains around him dragged across the ground, slow and deliberate, carving shallow lines into the earth. The sound scraped against my nerves.

Around us, wolves spread out instinctively. My pack moved without command. Rowan to my left. Vaughn drifting right. Seren stayed close, her presence steady but strained. I could feel the Thread stretching through her like pulled glass.

The Ravager Alpha lifted one hand.

The chains snapped upward.

The ground exploded.

I shoved Seren back as a wave of force tore through the clearing. Trees bent. Dirt sprayed into the air. Wolves scattered, claws tearing at soil.

I landed hard, rolling, coming up on one knee.

“Hold the line,” I shouted.

The Thread screamed in response.

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