Lahat ng Kabanata ng Frozen Fangs: Rivals on Ice: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

The energy in Rogers Arena was a live wire, 19,000 fans buzzing with a mix of awe and morbid curiosity over the “Vamp Duo” phenomenon. Banners tangled in the rafters: “Thorne Burns Bright” clashing with cheeky “Fangs Out Tonight!” Merchandise flew off shelves faster than a slapshot, even as the league labeled it all “fan fiction.”In the locker room, Alex laced skates with intense focus, fangs retracted, thirst simmering low from Jake’s vein earlier that night. Brody clapped a hand on his shoulder.“Trap that rat Ramirez tonight? Scout’s perched in the press box—Kane’s little puppet,” he grinned.Alex’s reply was simple, sharp, unmissable: For you, always.Jake’s message from the Flames hotel buzzed back: Eyes sharp on the prize. Win the ice first—then we hunt.Ice FirePuck drop boomed like a thunderclap. Alex exploded from the faceoff, deking the Oiler goalie with a filthy five-hole snipe, sending the arena into a frenzy. Edmonton countered rough—elbows late—but Alex absorbed and di

The Playoff StormThe playoffs arrived like a blizzard hitting the league all at once.Every arena was sold out.Every game felt like war.In Vancouver, the city turned red and black for the Grizzlies. Jerseys filled the streets. Giant screens played highlights of Alex’s overtime goal again and again.But beneath the excitement, the danger was growing.League security lines wrapped around every arena entrance. Bags were searched. Fans passed through metal detectors.Nobody said it out loud.But everyone knew why.Hunters.The New LineMorning practice felt different.Brody skated onto the ice with Alex and Jake during drills. The coaches had finally put them together on the same line.Three powerful skaters.Three dangerous forwards.The chemistry was instant.Jake carried the puck through the neutral zone with smooth control. Alex cut across the slot with explosive speed. Brody crashed the net like a tank.Goal.Then another.The assistant coach whistled loudly.“Okay,” he muttered.

Stanley Cup Final – TorontoToronto felt like the center of the hockey universe.The entire city seemed to vibrate with energy. Blue Maple Leafs banners hung from buildings. Street vendors sold jerseys on every corner. Sports networks broadcast live from outside the arena day and night.But the excitement wasn’t only about hockey anymore.Everyone knew something strange was happening in the league.Vampires on the ice.Hunters hiding among fans.And the biggest championship series in the world about to unfold under a rising blood moon.The Vancouver Grizzlies arrived at the arena surrounded by heavy security. Metal detectors lined the entrances. Police and league guards stood at every gate.Inside the locker room, the players prepared quietly.Alex tied the laces of his skates and glanced across the room. Jake leaned against the wall nearby, calm as ever, taping his stick with steady hands. Brody paced back and forth, full of restless energy.“First Cup Final,” Brody muttered with a g

Stanley Cup Final – Game TwoScotiabank Arena shook again for Game Two.Toronto fans had come louder than ever, desperate to even the series. Red Maple Leafs flags waved in every section. Chants echoed through the building long before the players stepped onto the ice.“Toronto! Toronto! Toronto!”Vancouver’s traveling fans were there too, a small but stubborn patch of green behind the visiting bench. They waved Grizzlies banners and shouted every time Alex, Jake, or Brody touched the puck during warmups.The tension felt thicker than the ice itself.Security was tighter than the night before. Metal detectors lined every arena entrance. Officers stood in the aisles scanning the crowd. After the chaos in Game One, nobody was taking chances.Somewhere in the crowd, Kane’s hunters were still watching.The Game BeginsThe puck dropped and Toronto exploded out of the gate.Their top line attacked immediately, moving the puck quickly across the blue line. A sharp pass from the corner slipped

Stanley Cup Final – Game Four in TorontoScotiabank Arena had never felt more tense.Nearly twenty thousand Toronto fans packed the arena in red and white, their voices rising in desperate chants.“Leafs! Leafs! Leafs!”They knew the situation.Down 3–0 in the series, this game meant survival.Vancouver’s small pocket of traveling fans waved green flags stubbornly from the corner sections, shouting back whenever the Leafs crowd paused for breath.The Grizzlies stepped onto the ice with quiet confidence.Alex led the way, Brody skating beside him. From a private suite high above the rink, Jake watched the warmups carefully, arms folded.Security around the building was tighter than ever. Drones buzzed quietly over the roof. Police stood at every entrance. After the hunter attacks in previous games, the league wasn’t taking chances.Even so, everyone knew Victor Kane was still out there somewhere.Waiting.First Period FireThe puck dropped and Toronto attacked immediately.Their captai