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She started cursing incessantly when they resumed firing. "Son of a slob! What brought the Vulture's men to this location? Underneath her ash-covered face, Mike could clearly sense her fear and hatred. “Vulture?” Under his breath, Mike murmured the phrase. He was well aware that she was referring to a title rather than the bird. Anyone with such a title did not appear to be nice. Vultures were well-known in the animal kingdom for preying on dead bodies and eating their flesh. If someone had such a title... Mike thought unconsciously of the headless body that had fallen, and his own body stiffened.

I didn’t know if it was from the cold or from the bodies I had stepped on, some enemy, some mine. What mattered was movement. Staying still meant dying. We weaved through screams and the crush of limbs, slipping between falling bodies and dodging the heavy clubs of the northern giants. They had come with that strange war rhythm of theirs, no formation, just brute strength and that damn hollering that made the younger warriors flinch.

John, taking another deep breath of air, exhaled noisily: - We will mourn the fallen later, but now we all have more important things to do: we need to collect the bodies of the dead and bury them. I think it's worth making a mass grave as a sign that neither the Wolves nor the Hunters wanted this bloody slaughter. In memory of what the treachery of a single person can lead to, the man's voice was confident and calm.

They had to be one of the most boring players ever. “Fine, I’ll get to the chase. A shepherd has lost some of his sheep. You should help to gather the herd before the wolves eat them. Although the wolves here normally stay hidden in their forest territory, they have a habit of leaping out when a sheep strays too far from its grazing pastures.” Ping!

A lost soul, a she-wolf without a wolf, a heart that beats with a promise that cannot be broken. A heart that beats for three. A soul that lives in three bodies. Three warriors, born on the same night, born from the same womb. Two souls in one body. One soul that lives forever. A she-wolf that is not a she-wolf, a soul that is not a soul. A daughter of two worlds. A she-wolf of darkness, a she-wolf of light. A soul that has been silenced; a soul that has been forgotten. A soul that has been stolen. A soul that has been marked.

Eww so gross! We were running out of ammunition so all we did was stab them one by one and again and again until they break into pieces. Their bodies were already decayed so it was too difficult to kill them the fact that they are already dead how can we kill them when they are dead but the thing is they're alive through their controlled minds only their minds alive but it was already owned by someone who still unknown and anonymous to us. I dashed over to an elderly lady with a scaly face and worms all over her body, as a black liquid continued to drip from her lips I preceded her even before she could come near to me it's hard to precede because life is a game where in you either lose or w

The Shepherds are spreading through the gap like infection and I’m watching my temporary sanctuary become their permanent base in death itself. “You can’t be here,” I tell them, trying to summon authority I don’t actually have. “This is the realm of the dead, you’re manipulators of the living.” “We’re manipulators of existence,” the lead Shepherd corrects. “Death is just another state of existence to guide and control. And you’ve made it so much more accessible by creating the Void-Dead transition. Thank you for that.”

A satisfaction so bottomless she could no longer keep it contained. Then she saw them… The bodies. Her wolves handpicked, battle-trained, loyal creatures who had followed her now sprawled across the clearing like fallen stars. Some cut open, some torn apart. All dead. Their blood seeped into the earth, painting the forest floor with a thick, violent red.

"We honor the Shroud you gave us. But the humans... they are taking the Marrow without the pain. They use the lights we power. They eat the grain we protect. Why should the wolf share his kill with the sheep?" The crowd of warriors murmured in agreement. The "Too Much" energy in the room began to spike, the lavender mist turning a bruised, violent purple. The old instinct—the need to be the Apex of the Ledger—was resurfacing. "Because the 'Sheep' are the ones who taught us how to be Human, Gunnar," I said, my voice carrying the weight of a hundred and ninety chapters. "If we go back to the 'Purity of the Fang,' we aren't a species. We’re just a Bigger Version of the Council. We’d be 'Optimiz

When I faked left, another body blocked, patient as a sheepdog with a very stupid sheep. I tripped on a root and went down hard, palms scraping on glowing moss. The world spun. Hot tears stung my eyes. I scrambled back to my feet, heart slamming like a jackhammer. A low growl pulsed behind me. I spun—and froze. Three wolves padded into view, eyes gleaming yellow. Massive. Muscles rippling beneath thick fur. Their heads hung low, lips peeled back to reveal teeth long and sharp enough to make steak knives jealous. My body locked up. My brain, naturally, picked this moment to get snarky. So this is how I die. Sweaty, single, and undercaffeinated.