MABEL. They both exchanged glances. Beaumont let out a loud, mocking laugh that echoed through the vegetation, making the leaves flutter. “Very well then, Alpha Mabel, you will meet your end in my hands today.” I held my stance, my heels brushing against the tarred road. “Boring,” I dropped, and it made his face twist in anger as his claws tore through his fingertips. He lunged forward, his claws reaching for my face. I sidestepped his charge, catching his arms as he passed. His eyes widened. “You …” “Is that all you have got, Alpha?” I asked, then twisted his arms so that it made a crack sound. He groaned aloud, then I kicked him so hard that he staggered. “All that talking for zero strength?” I asked, then scoffed. “Pathetic.”That was enough to fire him up. He scratched his claws on the floor, the contact creating sparks before he leapt into the sky. His arm came down with a powerful force. I dodged it, and his talons scratched my car, and before he could turn to me, I slammed
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