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“Ronan thinks there’s more to it. He suspects a couple of women from another pack are involved, but he doesn’t have proof.” “Proof?” I frown, shocked. “A vampire and a giant wolf literally attacked us. What else does he need?” “The wolf was rogue. No pack ties. But the vampire… we think he’s linked to a vampire faction called The Crimson Court.” Her voice hardens, and that strange glow returns to her eyes. “We don’t know what they want yet. And the rogue didn’t carry ID. No one in the Hollowbane Pack recognized his scent, either. That’s the problem. Rogues are loners. They’re often hired to do dirty jobs anonymously. Even if Ronan accuses the other pack, he needs solid evidence to back it up

His whole stance screaming defiance. I took a step forward, but stopped myself. They hadn’t noticed me. And something in Jake’s expression told me this was not a conversation I was meant to interrupt. So I walked away. But the image stayed with me all night. The next day came too fast. The Crimson Pack was alive with celebration. Musicians filled the air with bright songs, banners in crimson and silver waved from every rooftop, and the scent of flowers clung to every breath. Warriors stood tall in ceremonial armor, lining the path to the altar.

Varek’s silver eyes burned, but even he saw the truth. “RETREAT!” The Dreadmaw melted into the shadows, their howls fading into the night. Fenrak was already gone. Kael spun, sprinting to Rhea’s side. Violet held her, whispering incantations, Rhea’s head cradled in her lap. She felt herself slipping, her vision darkening. The Draven wolves stood bloodied but unbowed, their victory howls echoing like thunder. But high above, in the darkness of the treeline, two glowing eyes watched. Not gold. Not silver. Crimson. And they were smiling.

she winked before descending the platform. Not long after the fighters and supports of Crimson Fangs walked arrogantly to the field while waving those cheering at them. The fighters of this pack were 2 males and the supports had 2 beauties among them. The main fighter was a tall, reddish-brown-haired male with a well-built body, attired in a grey t-shirt and black loose cotton shorts.

- said the angel on the right, named Orphamiel. - Exactly, you must have been curious yourself, otherwise you would have resisted more.- added Razael, standing on the left. - Okay, take it easy guys.- Rathanael turned gently to them. - There's no point in arguing, since you're already here anyway.- Saraqael said, looking at those three like a mother on her mischievous children.- Please, be more serious, you belong to the Scarlet Roses after all. You're good at your job, but sometimes you act like children.- she sighed, then turned her head to Esther.- Meet your colleagues, they're Orphamiel, Anahel and Razael.- Saraqael introduced them, pointing from right to left.- Their main task is to bri

I take a moment to gather my thoughts as this is certainly a change in events that I didn’t expect to happen. “What do you think of Alpha Black and the Crimson Dawn pack?” Every pack has rumors about them. Most of the time those rumors are made up to make the pack sound like they’re a bunch of bad asses so certain wolves end up desiring the pack while others stay away. Sometimes, like the rumors of Red Fang, they end up true.

Alpha Charles asked while the pack rose to their feets and gritted their teeths at the words that were about coming out from Brenda's lips "It's the Crimson Hunters, the most deadliest among all, They are back!" . . THE CRIMSON TOWER Mr Glamora Verah, The leader of the Crimson Hunters sat on a Swivel Chair and rested his back on it. He had a huge Cigarette Wrapped in his lips while he smiled at the huge smoke that popped out of it. Seconds wavered and the door opened and about a handful of Men tumbled Into the House while they lowered their head in shame. Mr Glamora Verah who received quite a pleasure both from his Cigarette and from the ladies that sat around his torso frowned his face afte

A trap. The charges were holding up. Every shred of evidence tied Nathan’s name to the operation. His fingerprints. His emails. Surveillance footage. It was air-tight. Too air-tight. And Neera knew better than anyone — airtight cases were the messiest ones of all. Because real criminals made mistakes. This? This was curated. She opened her laptop. Searched again. Kieran Renzaro. Still no concrete criminal record. No legal paper trail. Just whispers. Rumors. And one curious truth: every man who had ever gone public against him either vanished or bled.

The sound of car doors slamming barely registered over the growls and gun fire. Then, everything happened too fast. Men dressed in black tactical gear emerged from the vehicles, moving with military precision. Azrael’s sharp eyes caught the movement too late. "Crimson!", Azrael shouted as his voice was filled with alarm as he shot down another rogue and turned toward her. Before he could reach her, two men grabbed Zafira and wrenched Raffy from her arms. She screamed, kicking and struggling as her voice was piercing through the chaos. "Azrael!".... "Let go of me!".

A recognition that lived below thought. The woman's eyes opened fully. Crimson. Not human. Deep glowing red lit from somewhere inside, burning steady and old and alive. Tyra stepped back. "Who are you." "You already know," the woman said. Her voice was warm and cracked at the edges like something that had been through fire and come out the other side. She moved forward, each step soundless on the black soil. Her crimson eyes moved over Tyra's face with a desperation that was almost physical. Like someone who had been kept from something for so long that seeing it again hurt. "You have always known."