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The Full Moon Murders Chapter Ninety-Nine : The Escape
The alarm blared before they even cleared the third floor. Red lights strobed along the corridor, painting everything in flashes of blood. Somewhere below, steel shutters slammed into place. They weren’t letting anyone walk out alive.Mason half-dragged, half-carried Evelyn as Emily covered the rear. The detective’s lungs burned with every step, the metallic taste of adrenaline thick on his tongue. Evelyn’s chains rattled with each movement, her wrists raw where the shackles had bit into her skin.“Keep moving,” Mason growled.Emily snapped off three controlled shots down the hallway. A body hit the floor with a wet thud, but the growling didn’t stop. More shadows loped forward, low to the ground, claws scraping against concrete.“They’re herding us,” Emily said between clenched teeth.Mason didn’t reply. He knew she was right. Wolves didn’t hunt noisy unless they wanted you to feel the trap.They hit the stairwell hard, clattering down two flights before the next one appeared a hulk
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Ninety Eight: The Bridge
The alarm tore through the facility like a blade shrill, metallic, relentless. Red lights strobed against the concrete walls, painting everything in flashes of blood.Mason pulled Evelyn toward the stairwell, his pistol raised. Emily covered their backs, her rifle spitting sparks as the first wave of wolves rounded the corner. Snarls and claws thundered against the floor.“Move!” Mason shouted, dragging Evelyn through the doorway. Bullets sparked against metal, wolves shrieking as they fell, but more kept coming.Evelyn stumbled, her chains clattering around her wrists. Mason lifted her against his side, his grip steady. “I’ve got you.”Her breath was ragged, her voice breaking. “Don’t… don’t let them take me back.”“Not happening,” Mason said, his tone iron.Emily tossed a flashbang down the hall. The blast lit the corridor white-hot, wolves yelping as the echo shook the walls. “Go, go!” she barked.They slammed through a steel door into another wing of the warehouse. Here the air w
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Ninety Eight: The Breach
The alarm tore through the facility like a blade shrill, metallic, relentless. Red lights strobed against the concrete walls, painting everything in flashes of blood.Mason pulled Evelyn toward the stairwell, his pistol raised. Emily covered their backs, her rifle spitting sparks as the first wave of wolves rounded the corner. Snarls and claws thundered against the floor.“Move!” Mason shouted, dragging Evelyn through the doorway. Bullets sparked against metal, wolves shrieking as they fell, but more kept coming.Evelyn stumbled, her chains clattering around her wrists. Mason lifted her against his side, his grip steady. “I’ve got you.”Her breath was ragged, her voice breaking. “Don’t… don’t let them take me back.”“Not happening,” Mason said, his tone iron.Emily tossed a flashbang down the hall. The blast lit the corridor white-hot, wolves yelping as the echo shook the walls. “Go, go!” she barked.They slammed through a steel door into another wing of the warehouse. Here the air w
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Ninety Seven: Run Or Die
The alarm blared before Mason’s hand even tightened on Evelyn’s arm. A shrill, metallic wail filled the halls, echoing through concrete walls and rattling the pipes overhead. Red lights began to strobe, painting the room in bloody pulses.“They know we’re here,” Emily hissed, snapping her rifle to her shoulder.Mason didn’t answer. He pulled Evelyn close, scanning her face pale, exhausted, but alive. “Can you run?”Her reply was dry but sharp. “Try and stop me.”The first growl came from the corridor. Then another. Then another.Shadows moved in the flashing red light. Shapes too large, too fast. The wolves were coming.“Go!” Mason barked.They hit the hallway in a sprint, boots pounding against the floor. Evelyn stumbled once the shackles on her wrists slowing her but Mason caught her without breaking stride. Emily laid down fire behind them, each shot echoing like thunder in the tight space. A wolf yelped and went down, but three more surged forward, claws tearing across the floor
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Ninety Six :
The alarm hit first a shrill, metallic wail that drilled through the concrete walls and rattled the ceiling fixtures. Then came the growls.Dozens of them.Mason’s grip tightened around Evelyn’s arm as he pulled her toward the stairwell. Emily took rear guard, her rifle snapping up as shadows lunged from the end of the hall. A wolf slammed into the corner, claws raking sparks off the wall as it launched. Emily fired one, two, three rounds the beast skidding lifeless across the tiles.“Keep moving!” she barked, shoving a fresh magazine home.Mason kicked open the stairwell door. The stairwell echoed with footsteps, not theirs. Boots pounding from below, claws scraping from above. They were trapped between two storms.“Roof,” Mason said, yanking Evelyn upward.Evelyn’s chest heaved, her chains rattling with every step. “I can’t”“Yes, you can!” Mason snapped, pulling her forward. His voice was steel, but his eyes just for a second softened. “Stay with me.”The door to the roof was padlo
The Full Moon Murders Chapter Ninety Five : The Bruhm Breach
The night pressed heavy over the industrial outskirts of the city. Rusted warehouses lined the waterway like forgotten carcasses, their windows black and jagged. Mason crouched behind a row of shipping containers, his pistol drawn, his eyes fixed on the one building still pulsing with faint, unnatural light.Emily crouched beside him, checking the magazine of her rifle. Her face was pale in the glow of the security lamps, but her voice was steady. “That’s it. Third floor, south wing. Thermal scans say she’s in a cage, maybe flanked by two guards.”Mason’s jaw clenched. “And Rhodes?”Emily shook her head. “No visuals. But she’s here. You can feel it.”The wind shifted, carrying the metallic tang of oil mixed with something sharper blood, maybe. Mason didn’t let himself dwell on it. He pictured Evelyn in that cage, staring down monsters while Rhodes whispered poison in her ear.He checked his watch. “We go in now. Quiet until we can’t be quiet anymore.”They moved like shadows, weaving
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