Todos os capítulos de MY SECOND-CHANCE MATE IS A WOLF HUNTER: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

“Joseph?” The invocate asked again. I gritted my teeth. I could only blame my bad luck that I found myself in this position. I tried to kill the previous guard as quietly as possible, but he ended up hitting a tree before he went out. Who would have guessed that the second guard would actually be close enough to hear it? After I took out the first guard, who was only part of the first obstacle in my plan, I stared walking to find the second guard. But he found me first. I stood in front of the second guard, unmoving. I could see him somewhat clearly although he was mostly still a shadowy silhouette. He stood directly in front of me and he held a sword in one hand. His sword was pointed downwards. I could easily tell that he was on edge but not fully alert. He was only wary, but he didn’t actually expect that I was an imposter. That was my saving grace, because he stared directly at me. I guessed that I would only be a silhouette to him. And with my sword strapped to me, I could

“You will have to sneak your way into their camp, then get their attention.” Phoenix said. I pictured myself jumping out if the bushes in front of up to twenty hunters. What were my chances of actually surviving that? “I don’t want you to put yourself in excessive danger, so please be careful about it.” Phoenix said. But he wasn’t only speaking to me. He was talking to all of us. All three of us to be specific. When I thought of that number I wasn’t very encouraged. “Alright, Oisin tell them where the camp is. You’ll all need to work at the same time to give the illusion that they are being attacked from different sides. Your timing doesn’t have to be perfect but it should be close enough. Also make sure that you cover the entire perimeter by staying away from each other as much as possible.” Phoenix said. “If we are far from each other how’ll we coordinate our distractions?” Rowena asked. Phoenix’s face paled slightly. “That is also a good question.” He said. I was starting to

I noticed the whistle immediately. My mind worked very quickly in that instant as I made the connection between the whistle the hunter had a the one that Phoenix had showed us.I remembered how Phoenix told us that the whistle was a way for the hunters to alert their other members.The hunter was far away from me. I had been very wary when I saw him at first and I didn’t even know what to do. But once I saw the whistle I knew that I could no longer back down. What I did now would have a great effect on our plan.The hunter was going to alert the other hunters in his team. Once he did that, there was no turning back.My entire body tensed up and I dashed forward.If not for the special circumstances then I might have had a different reaction to seeing a hunter. But there was no hesitation now. I just had to think of Phoenix and realize that this would be threatening his safety. That was enough motivation. Talk less of when I thought of all the others. I had actually grown an attac

I was almost too slow to notice it.I pinned the hunter to the ground and stared him down as I asked him questions to help pour out my growing rage.For years I had been suffering from the consequences of actions carried out by hunters. And now, for the first time, I had a hunter within my grasp. I wasn’t sure what to do with him at first. I knew I should kill him but I quickly came to the realization that killing wasn’t as easy as I thought.I then started asking him questions. Of course I was genuinely questioning him. There wasn’t really any vital information I felt I could acquire from him. We weren’t lacking information. And even if we were, I soon discovered that he was only a low level hunter. What could he know?My questions were really just taunting and a way for me to pour out my anger.The hunter’s reaction was underwhelming to say the least. Instead of giving any kind of satisfactory reaction, he just cowered in fear through out the entire interrogation.It was actua

The burning sensation subsided. But it was almost impossible to notice because of how badly my hand hurt. I had been bleeding badly before, but once I removed the dagger my blood loss grew at an alarming rate. I swung my head sideways and the dagger flew away. It was at a safe distance. Neither I nor the hunter would be able to get it at this point. My blood sprayed all over the hunter under me and his face contorted. I gritted my teeth. If there was ever a time when I felt like screaming, it was now. The pain that assaulted me was on another level. And the blood loss affected me mentally. I knew that it shouldn’t actually have any effects this early, but my mind didn’t seem fully convinced of that matter. I felt as if my life was flowing out of my hand. I got temporarily dazed because of that. It was understandable, but it was still a mistake. I had underestimated the hunter when I remembered that he was a rookie from Phoenix’s explanations. I learned a lesson that no h