Drogo’s POVThe forest exploded in snarls and snapping steel. I didn't need to shout orders. My warriors were bred for this, a blur of fur and lethal precision that cut through Baylor’s men before they could even draw their steel. I stayed on my feet, a human shape amidst the chaos, watching the brutal efficiency of my pack.Several of my scouts had already shifted, their massive lupine forms crashing through the brush like living battering rams. They didn't aim to kill; they aimed to break. In less than a minute, Baylor’s men were either lying unconscious in the moss or pinned to the earth with the cold, biting kiss of silver knives against their throats.Baylor was a mess. He was sprawled on his back, his clothes torn, his face pale and slick with terror as he tried to shift. He was fumbling, his body writhing in that agonizing, half-formed state of a wolf trying to break free but failing under the pressure of pure fear.“Don't kill me!” he shrieked, his voice cracking. “Drogo, ple
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