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I’m an Alpha, I demand respect! “Do you remember the wolf you saw when you found us and Beast? He was an Undead.” I feel my eyes widen at this. An Undead! A fucking abomination created by dark magic! That’s the smell!!! “He was the commander of the so-called Death Squad, or Deads, as some call us. The place we came from is a known facility where the Undead are created. That wolf has been our leader for over 30 years. We couldn’t get out of the squad without him dying. We came here after Beast, because if there’s anyone who can beat an Undead, it’s her. She was trained for this. We weren’t, and the bond wouldn’t allow us to turn against him. The Death Squad works like a pack, with the command

Zaykee thanked him back. All of the creatures are effortlessly killing all the dead people and now, like biting and eating them. They also kill the government's soldiers, helping their allies, which is the Dark Organization and mysterious guild. In the area of their backups, both the enemies and allies, the enemies' screams are filling the place because of the creatures. Additionally, there are about 5, 000 people who also entered the old warehouse. These people are the humans that Von and Astrid secretly helped during their journey. And, they came from different countries.

Battle of the Immortals is now signing off! It was a great journey to be with Madison and Aleister. First, I want to say sorry in everything I lacked while making this story. This is my first werewolf and english story, so thank you if you managed to read this part. I have few regrets but I did my best! Thank you again! I'll see you guys on my next books and I promise to continue on improving! Thank you for being with Madison, Aleister, Mallory, Hunter, Farkas, Ahina, Roberto and everyone else!

They dug up their hidden secrets and anger against each other, but I couldn't understand. Firstly, I didn't know why they had such strength, and secondly, why did they seem like vampires or werewolves? "Are you humans?" I mentioned, and Kidd looked at me. "He already knows," he said, glancing at Daniel, then suddenly leaping before me. "Because you've seen our true forms, sweetie, you need to die now," he smiled at me, revealing his long fangs that weakened my entire system. "This will be quick. Just close your eyes," and as if under a hypnotic spell, I closed my eyes tightly, waiting for him to take my life.

I didn't know the history of the fire wolves, but I had heard stories they were creatures of vast power, bigger, stronger, faster and their fur scorched in a golden flame. I pulled back, snarling at them to induce fear as they skulked closer to me. I had to get to my mate, but I wasn't sure if I could defeat these monsters that the Reaper had raised to life. The first fire wolf lunged, and I ducked, causing it to stumble down to the ground and whimper in disdain. Everything around me beheld fury. The air was a stench of death; blood covered the earth, the sounds of the ensuing chaos held immense pain.

The dark campus is dead silent, but my earpiece is buzzing with absolute chaos. Because my hacker boy Arlo is a certified genius, he didn't just loop the security cameras—he actively tapped into Elite Squad 1's private communication frequency. Crouching in the damp, shadow-drenched bushes with a trembling Chloe right behind me, I listen to the terrifying, top-ranking monsters of the Academy casually chatting in my ear. "The werewolf is stabilizing," Raphael says over the comms, discussing their secret purification potion project. "But you sound distressed, Ilius. Is the secondary formula failing?"

Willow. You’re just a bargaining chip. You were created for this purpose only. You are worthless. Willow was lost in thought again, staring through the glass windows of Zephyr Prime. The droids were doing surprisingly well against the harbingers, with their Tachyon cannons and guns, but in some places the stronger harbingers were too hard to beat. He closed his eyes and tried to block the voice in his head that repeated those three lines over and over. He wasn’t useless. He was strong, and he was going to prove it. To the Unnamed, to his friends, and to the world.

"Yeah, just a few months before Don died.' I didn't like how the way he said that shit made me feel, and from the restless movement around me, no one else did either. The commander had supposedly suffered a heart attack out on his boat; fuck me, no. I looked at my brothers and barely contained the rage that was just beneath the surface. The same question was reflected in their eyes, and the winds had just shifted. I questioned the kid some more until he gave up all he had. "How did they talk you into this? How did they find you?" "They knew my name, just looked my family up in the phonebook, I guess. They told me it was a game and that the bullets weren't real, they were these new type of bu

I heard a voice call my name and feel that my body seems to be in someone's arms because I never felt My body hitting the ground I tried to open my eyes but to my luck, there is no strength left for me to do so it seems like I have wasted all the energy and the energy and finally reach my limit I am going to kill this damn creature I wanted to shout and tell them that if they wanted to end the life of the creature that is in front of us... they have to make the force inside of it. Strength on the outside layer of this creature is vulnerable in nothing. I wanted to tell it but I do not have enough strength left to speak and tell the methods and all I can do is speak what's on my mind

“Alpha, this is base over. I read you loud and clear. What is the situation over there?” Kimberly cleared her throat and spoke. “I sight six huts down here. Some kids are playing around, but not signs of any hostiles.” “Alright. Stay put and keep me updated.” Oscar muted the radio and said. “I would not have been so enthusiastic about this mission if I knew we would go through all those hassles just to get here and sit our asses down.” Kimberly looked at the horizontal scar that ran across the man’s left cheek which was a constant reminder of one of the missions they had embarked upon.