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Chapter 75: Vampire vs Wolves

Author: Silver Moon
last update publish date: 2026-08-11 22:23:50

Ethan Pov

The perimeter alarm didn't chime; it shrieked a single, continuous note of mechanical panic.

I dropped the tactical map I was holding, my midnight-black fur erupting along my jawline before the paper even hit the bunker’s concrete floor. The silver-tinted scar on my right forearm flamed to a white-hot frequency, my inner wolf instantly seizing control of my nervous system.

"They're at the southern tree line," I growled, the multi-tonal resonance of the Prime alpha line rattling the t
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