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Leo was satisfied with how it played out but clearly not thrilled about the body count. He sent the rest of the pack off for lunch, but Rowan hung back with me to drill disarming techniques and quick incapacitation strikes. “Remember what I said earlier about leveling the field?” he asked once everyone else had cleared out. I nodded. “Yeah.” “Good. In movies they’ll tell you going for the throat, eyes, or balls is cheap and unfair, right? Dirty fighting, cowardly.” I shrugged. “I guess.” “That’s complete bullshit. When you’re in a real fight and your life’s on the line, there are no rules. You hit that bastard wherever and whenever you get the chance.”

he murmured, his voice a soft command as his fingers slightly caressing my cheek. Within seconds, a team of men stormed in, more like goons with knives and bats. Aiden stood slowly, rolling his shoulders. "Stay here, amore," he said with a dark smile. "Time to clean some parasites." ***************************************** Word Count: 1900 ✨ Hola, ✨ I have never written fights scenes before. I don't know the outcome of it. Is it good or ok? ✨ Please do comment as much as possible it is very exciting to read all of your comments.

Each blow is met with a counterstrike, the dance of combat unfolding in a silent, primal language. It’s a thunderous impact, the force reverberating through my body. I retaliate with a swift kick, but he dodges with the grace of a seasoned warrior. I manage to land a solid hit, my knuckles connecting with his jaw. He staggers, but the resilience in his eyes tells me this won’t be easy. The scent of blood mingles with the air as the battle intensifies. A blur of motion, and suddenly we’re grappling on the ground. The gravel digs into my back as we wrestle for dominance. Fangs bared, a low growl reverberates between us. It’s a fight for territory, for the right to protect what’s ours.

Every move is executed with precision, showcasing their expertise in combat and battle. Derrick's primal instincts drive him to unleash a flurry of attacks, his fangs bared and his growls reverberating through the night. Master, fueled by determination, counters with a combination of swift strikes and calculated manoeuvres. The clash of their powers creates waves that ripple through the surroundings, leaving a trail of destruction in their way. The fight reaches a crescendo, each combatant pushing themselves to the limits, refusing to back down.

Blood sprayed across the dirt. Dust and stone flew as they rolled, each clash like a storm striking earth. Gregor fought with raw brutality, unrelenting. Liam fought with cunning, using every gap, dodging, striking back with precision. At one moment Gregor locked his claws around Liam’s neck, forcing him down. The crowd shrieked, breathless. “Liam!” I cried, rising to my feet. But Liam surged, twisting, throwing Gregor beneath him. His fangs drove into Gregor’s flesh, blood pouring. Gregor bellowed, shoving him off, both wolves tumbling apart. They staggered upright, sides heaving, eyes blazing with hate.

" We drew out our swords and we begun fightin. Fighting Elijah felt like felting an experienced fighter. His style of fighting and everything reminded me of the person I needed to kill. During the fight he was constantly attacking and I was blocking for like three minutes. "It is my turn to attack!" I said. "Go mum!" Sangeeta said. I then turned the tempo of the fight into some else. I channeled every single each of Tadara I had into my right hand and began attacking viscously with it. He tried to block the attack but it sent him flying of to the other part of the field.

But I stay calm, waiting for the signal from our leader. Finally, it comes. A wave of sound, a whistle sharp and loud. That's our cue. I rush forward, feeling the adrenaline pumping through my veins. My heart pounds in my chest as I engage in the fight, the sounds of fists meeting flesh and the metallic clangs of knives colliding ringing in my ears. The scene dissolves into a blur of violence, the only thing that matters being the ache in my muscles and the blood on my hands. I hear shouts and screams coming from all around me, but I push forward, holding onto the determination that fuels me.

I order, gesturing to my father’s number two, “Donavon, with me.” I smell the first blood before it hits the ground, charging into the unfolding fight without pausing to shift. I refuse to lend any credibility to this chaos. Instead I storm through the battling factions on two legs, ripping wolves off of one another by the scruffs of their necks and throwing them across the rain soaked lawn.

I didn’t say it often, but they knew how much they meant to me. Zach was quieter than usual. I mind-linked him. "Are you okay?" "I’m fine," he replied. "Just restless." "You can stay behind if you need to." "No way," he said firmly. "I’m coming." I nodded, even though he couldn’t see me. ---The fight was brutal but mostly one-sided. We took the rogues by surprise. "Kill anyone who resists." The battlefield was a chaos of snarling wolves, clashing claws, the scent of blood thick in the air. I fought with precision and efficient movements. Every strike was calculated, every kill quick. Lord don't you just love my life.

It is floating on the air and surrounded with red aura. “First, participants may use their weapons and everything they’ve got in the fight. The fighters may use their magic, their weapons, and their grace’s and curse’s power. If one lost his weapon, he should fight with his magic. If one is unable to use magic, he should fight with brute strength o bare hands. If one can’t continue to fight anymore, surrender already and get ready to be killed. No wasting of time,” I said, presenting our first rule. The vintage paper started to write by itself using a red ink. It's blood, might be.