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No mercy for you

Author: Bella Hemsworth
last update Last Updated: 2025-04-26 18:56:02

KAEL

My nightmares always started the same way, but this one was different. So different.

I stood in the ruins of my pack, commander of the army of Stormrider, sweating, wounded.

The air was thick with smoke and the metallic stench of blood- both wet and dried.

Around me, bodies of my men were scattered all over the ground like broken dolls.

Some had lost their heads, some hands, some legs. Intestines spilled out of armors.

Their eyes were all fixed on one person; me. Their great commander who couldn’t save them.

The screams of my soldiers lingered like ghosts in the wind.

I gripped my sword tighter, my hands were slick with blood. Something dark was rising in the shadows ahead of me. Whatever had murdered tens of thousands of my men was coming, and it was coming for me.

My knees trembled violently, yet I fought the urge to fall to the ground as it quaked beneath my boots.

Thunder rumbled across the pitch-black sky, followed by a strike of lighting. I tried to swallow, but t
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