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84. BEHIND THE DARK VEIL. II.

Author: Teowrits
last update Last Updated: 2025-04-08 23:35:37

Coming here was a very bad idea. Emma thought as the car cruised through the territory of Continental Pack Alliance.

“You can not lay a hand on us,” Steve said with a casual shrug.

“You sound so sure, Kane,” Sophia replied with intrigued eyes. It was as if she loved the challenge.

“I know this because I am an experiment to your father,” Steve replied. “For someone like him, he sees the world as one big experiment so you cannot interfere with his work.”

Sophia said nothing. It was because she knew that Steve was right. “He needs to know how well the virus he made works without external influence.” The Alpha said.

“You seem to know my father well,” Sophia said.

“I know how werewolves like him think,” Steve said.

Emma stayed silent throughout the conversation because something else took her attention. The walls of the numerous building the vehicle passed were covered in red graffiti. THE ALLIANCE IS FALSE! FUCK THE CONTINENTAL, WE WILL NOT BE YOUR LABRATS!

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