Claimed by the Mafia Biker
“Doesn’t matter who he is. Only what he wants.”
The figure stepped closer, slow, deliberate, each footfall soundless on the forest floor. And then—suddenly—it moved. Fast, impossibly fast.
I barely had time to raise my gun before he was on me, a blur of motion. I twisted, dodging a blade that hissed past my ribs, the air itself slicing against my skin. Blade was beside me in an instant, knives flashing, meeting the strike with precise counterattack. Sparks of steel sang as blades collided, ringing through the forest.