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Chapter 21: Fated Rebirth
The body was still warm and rigor mortis has not set in yet, so the joints were still malleable. The arm muscles, just above the elbow, were indeed torn to shreds. About 15 centimeters of bone was exposed in both arms, with the torn ligaments and flesh hanging loosely on the sides. The cause seemed to be an implosion of the inner muscles by intense external pressure. It would be fatal for a human, but it seemed this did not kill the werewolf. The death was caused by a clean incision in his jugular.
The entire physique of the man is incredible by human standards. His overall muscle form was absolutely incredible. Hans admired the formation of the taut muscles in his calves, his legs, chest, back and shoulders. This man must be always busy toning his body by exercising and seducing ladies.
Too bad that he came upon Master Massimo. No matter his power standing within his werewolf community, he would always be no match against the master. Nobody ever had a chance to win
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