Chapter 65 – Mourning

Thankfully, they were away from the others. He would’ve snapped if anyone saw her nakedness. He tackled her down and she weakly struggled. He already surmised that she’s too tired now, so he risked it.

“It’s me, Sab. Listen to me. It’s over. They’re all dead.” Sure, some are still being chased, but they will be as good as gone.

Her eyes finally zeroed in on his and she began to relax. She was breathing heavily.

Clyde was a witness to how she fought earlier. It was just as he expected. She did better than their monthly evaluations. Having the intent to kill your opponent is probably a moving factor. He kept an eye on her as they decimated any enemy in sight.

They have proven their strength. Snow Mountain isn’t to be trifled with. The casualties of that night are simply because it was unexpected. They reacted a few minutes late. And yes, even a few seconds could mean a loss of life. It was something they have to improve upon. They might have to utilize whatever they’re working on in the