Lahat ng Kabanata ng Descendant OF The Last Red Moon (English Version): Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 14

The alley reeked of stale beer and something far worse—a cloying sweetness that clung to the air like a shroud. Matt, hidden in the shadows, watched the woman. Her terror wasn't just visible; it pulsed, a frantic rhythm against the suffocating darkness. He saw the stark white of her eyes, wide and desperate in the gloom, felt the frantic hammering of her heart as a physical vibration in the air. His own senses screamed—the acrid bite of alcohol warred with a sickeningly familiar chemical scent, a predator's perfume promising violation. A primal rage, hot and brutal, clawed at his control. He moved like a wraith, circling the battered car, his muscles coiled springs of lethal potential. The sight of her exposed skin, her vulnerability laid bare in the harsh light of the approaching motorcycle, ignited a furious inferno within him. He slammed his fist into the car hood, the metallic clang a tiny explosion in the oppressive silence. "Damn it," he snarled, the word a guttural rasp.

Oh sh*t, Matt cursed as the young woman rested in his arms. He couldn't blame her. He saw the fear and utter confusion of the woman. Her trauma wasn't a joke, and anyone would faint from fear.The young woman almost got r@ped if he hadn't intervened. The woman was probably in shock. Matt didn't hesitate for even a second. He lifted her up and whistled.His allies were just around, standing by for any possible danger that might come. That was his life, always alert, always alert, always in fear. But what Matt hated most was when others got involved.Suddenly, a red car arrived. Then a man quickly got out and was about to assist Matt, but Matt stopped him."No body should touch her," Matt said and carried the woman to the back seat."I'll take her home. Let's meet at her house. Take care of my mess."Matt said. Which meant the men he fought. He didn't really finish them off; they just lost consciousness. Although one was wounded, Matt tried not to hit a vital organ. As much as possible,