All Chapters of MY SECOND-CHANCE MATE IS A WOLF HUNTER: Chapter 221 - Chapter 230

It was the next day after the first night of celebration.I removed the dagger from its scabbard and examined it. It was sharp, dangerous and deadly."What did you call me here for Phoenix?" Morning asked. She had seen me unsheath my dagger and she sounded curious, but not afraid. There was never any need for her to be afraid of me."I saw what you did during the last battle. You were able to contribute something, and that something was a lot more meaningful than even you probably know." I said.Morning quietly stared back at me. There wasn't any reply that she could give to that.Maybe she was thinking I was flattering her to increase her self confidence, but that wasn't the truth."Catch." I said as I tossed the dagger towards her. She was able to catch it out of the air easily.During the fight, Morning had killed two invocates. One was a guard while the other one was Dekle. One of those kills were more important than the other one.The reason I was thankful to her was because she

I couldn’t believe it. “Yes, we’re going to change things a little but now. Instead of you just attacking me aggressively, I’ll attack you and you’ll try to avoid my attacks.” Phoenix said.His sword glinted in the daylight. I couldn’t help but feel the training session had gone up a notch or two. Now I wasn’t just attacking, instead I was getting attacked. And with that silver sword too.“What if I can’t dodge?” I asked the question that was disturbing my mind so bad. I had seen Phoenix fight against all those hunters. His movements were almost superhuman. I doubted that whatever physical advantages I had would allow me to dodge those attacks.Phoenix sheath his sword.I got confused immediately. What it really that easy to get Phoenix to quit the training? I expected there to at least be a whole discussion, or for Phoenix to try convincing me that it was completely safe. Instead he sheath his sword.“You’re right that dodging will be difficult, especially considering that a s

When I took the dagger back from Phoenix I actually felt guilty because of it. He had handed me the dagger and it had saved my life. Yet I handled it so badly. Somehow I had already lost it once during the last battle. And now I had casually tossed it away at the slightest provocation.I had lied to Phoenix about one thing. And that was when I told him that I wasn’t angry but annoyed.The truth was that I was very angry at myself. It didn’t have anything to do with him. I could only see him pointing out the obvious truth.Somehow even with the after Phoenix took to teach me something so useful, I managed to be completely useless at it.That has been exactly how I had been feeling before. Useless.But after the fight for the Stoneclaw pack, I felt that maybe I wasn’t so useless. I had killed hunters for the first time, and although it was only two I still felt some validation from it. Back then I thought I was very unemotional about the whole thing but I knew different now. It had

Training with Morning was strangely pleasurable.I didn't expect that to be the case.I initially decided to do it not because of bonding time but because I felt that giving Morning a dagger was no sufficient. I couldn't just give her a weapon and hope for the best when we were going against trained fighters. it definitely wasn't enough. Especially when I considered that Morning couldn't shift. That made it very imperative that she learned how to fight.But I had to be realistic about it all of course.I had spent years training to be a hunter and an invocate. Trying to teach something like that to someone in a single day was a practice in foolishness. It was simply ridiculous.So what do I do when I need to teach her but there isn't enough time?The solution wasn't simple, but I was able to quickly stumble upon it.The important factor to consider was that Morning wasn't completely incompetent as a fighter herself. That simply wasn't the case from many situations I had seen.In fact,

The Kiss was hot and fiery.Phoenix leaned into me and deepened it with fervor. I found myself smiling into his lips. This felt a thousand times better than the little victory I earned moments ago.After a full minute, I pulled back.There was a smile in my eyes as I looked up into Phoenix’s eyes.“That felt… good.” Phoenix said. His eyebrows were high up in his face as if he had remained surprised for a full minute straight.I smiled at him. “Just good?” I asked.Phoenix laughed. “If it’s that much then maybe you need to learn something else along with your knife skills.”I playfully glared at him. “I won’t be so kind as I was during our practice.” I warned him.“Hm. I’m curious to see what you can do.” Phoenix replied.I placed my hand on his chest and his hands wrapped around my hips.We kissed again. It was even more fiery that time, almost as if we just couldn’t get enough of ourselves. And it was true, I definitely couldn’t get enough of Phoenix myself.My face turned a bright r