All Chapters of kisses of vengeance : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Anna's POV Aside from that presence, I could still sense that some members of the original body's family were scattered throughout Alpha Nicholas Fort. If this powerful sorcerer saw what had just happened, everything would turn to disaster. My eyes snapped open and they gleamed with a sharp light. With my jaw clenched, I got up and hurried out of the chamber with swift and silent movements. The night wind greeted me as I emerged into the yard. There was a man cloaked in moonlight on a nearby roof. He was clearly a guard from the Conjoined Pack Kingdom. Spiritual power mists kept swirling thickly around his body while pressing down on the surroundings like an invisible mountain. He suddenly called out with a sharpened tone. "You have demonic spiritual power, right?" I didn’t answer, I just moved my fingers as I chanted a silent incantation. The man sneered with his voice echoing all over the Fort's yard. "I didn’t expect Alpha Thornton to be harboring a demon among his pack. O

Anna's POV The soldier that I took the sword from kept trying to stop me right away. "Wait, my Lady!" he shouted while grabbing my arm. His face went pale and his body trembled. "You can’t just rush in! Those things, those monsters, they’ll tear you apart!" I didn’t even look at him. My eyes were settled on the battlefield ahead where dozens of those tall, twisted creatures kept moving around like living shadows. The soldier pulled me again desperately. "Please! You don’t understand! Those are not normal beasts, they have killed half of our unit already!" His words came out broken as he was almost pleading. Without showing any fear, I moved forward. "Then they should have killed the other half too," I muttered coldly. "What?" Before he could react, I turned slightly and struck him in the chest with a precise kick. The soldier’s body made a thud as it hit the ground with his breath knocked out. His limbs trembled but that was all he could do, he couldn’t move. I had hit a point

Anna's POV The forest trembled with the air cracking under the pressure of two colliding auras. My foot pressed into the soil and splintered it as my figure moved forward. A green streak shot toward the massive Chariot that was crouched between the trees. Its yellow eyes gleamed under the moonlight with the coldness of a predator. "Come on then," I muttered with my eyes narrowed. "Let’s see how strong you really are." The Chariot growled like a drum in the earth and the ground rippled beneath its claws as it lunged. Its enormous paw came crashing down with a sound like thunder that split through the silent night. I ducked low but the pressure from the swing brushed past my hair. "Too slow," I said under my breath. I jumped off the ground and aimed a strike at its leg. My hand glowed green as my spiritual energy flared. The strike hit its mark and the Chariot stumbled backward with dirt scattering and trees shaking from the recoil. But my eyes widened slightly as the impact wa

Anna's POV The moment I raised my hand to command a vine to spring out of the ground with the forest quivering as it spiraled around, the two people in front of me exchanged a look and burst into laughter with their voices dripping with mockery and arrogance. "Is this all that the level of your power is capable of doing? Do you really think you can take us on just because you have a plant power root?" the man taunted as he unsheathed his sword with a swift move. "You’re really thinking too much of yourself, little girl." The woman added with a proud tone, "The worst among the kids I train can do better than what you just did. I will advise you to kneel to us while you still can." I remained silent with my head tilted slightly as the wind blew through my long hair. I stiffened my expression to make sure my breath was steady. As my eyes flickered at them, I noticed and saw all the twitching in their muscles. Then, the man lunged forward again. In the blink of an eye, he disappear

Anna's POV I ignored their curses and made sure my eyes were calm. I remained detached as if their howling meant nothing to me. The three souls kept thrashing inside the glowing mouths of the flytraps with their wails overlapped into a sick chorus of hatred and despair. I raised my hands and formed a series of seals. My fingers moved with precision and rhythm as each gesture carried weight. The air trembled as I completed every motion. Soon, thin inscriptions of light appeared behind each of the souls and they floated like brands in the air. They spun slowly to form intricate patterns and pulsed in time with my heartbeat. I murmured with a low but deliberate voice, "Marination of souls." The moment i said that, green power mists gushed out of the ground and spread like liquid smoke. It slithered into the flytraps and wrapped around the trapped soul, constricting them until the souls started screaming. "What are you doing to us!" one of the soul of the dead soldiers cried wit