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The outpost attack had ignited her anger, a simmering rage at Veyra's cult that made her fists clench involuntarily. Jasper brought up the rear, his shaggy brown hair plastered to his forehead, hazel eyes narrowed in concentration as he sniffed the air, his moon tattoo on his wrist glowing faintly. At twenty-three, his lean frame and strategic mind made him the pack's quiet observer, his wool shirt and breeches practical for the trek. Dusk, his calm but cunning wolf, heightened his senses, but emotions weighed on him: concern for the pack's unity, a subtle affection for Mara that he kept hidden, and a growing unease from the scents teasing his nose—something off, familiar yet wrong.

If he held it back now, he’d never get it out. “They defiled me,” Tales said, his voice hollow. “I fought back. Every damn day, I fought. But there were too many of them, and I was just a kid. They... they hurt me. Over and over. And when I wouldn’t stop fighting, they burned me.” He pulled up his sleeve, exposing a trail of scars across his arm—small, circular burns that dotted his skin like a grotesque pattern. “Cigarettes. Every time I screamed, every time I fought, they’d burn me. Said it’d teach me a lesson.” Raja’s breathing was uneven now, his body trembling with barely suppressed fury. “Tales...” he whispered, his voice thick with emotion.

She dropped the bomb and Jasper’s hand gripped mine tighter. “Okay?” He swallowed thickly and clenched his jaw. “I’m afraid he was badly injured in battle, he’s in surgery as we speak, but the doctors aren’t hopeful. He was stabbed in the spine with a silver blade. If he does survive, there’s a good chance he might be paralysed for the rest of his life.” Her voice remained calm throughout her delivery, but I could hear the underlying sympathy that accompanied her tone. “Why did he come?” Jasper finally spoke, after a prolonged silence.

One after another, they continued arriving, their numbers overwhelming. Jasper confronted every rogue that lunged toward him, his powerful frame moving like a wind as he tore through them with unmatched power. But even he wasn’t unstoppable. Claw wounds covered his fur, deep injuries pouring blood. His breathing turned ragged, his movements slowed, but he never ceased fighting. I fired at the ones attempting to pass him, my hands steady despite the terror hammering inside my chest. But my ammunition was running low, and my strength was fading. Then, eventually, after what felt like endless hours, the final rogue collapsed.

Jasper found her noisy, so he used a piece of cloth to stuff her mouth, not allowing her to make any more noise. Finally, it was quiet. Jasper picked up the surgical knife beside him, intending to cut open Natalie's belly. But the moment he saw her belly, he froze. There was a very obvious scar on Natalie's lower abdomen. It was evident that this scar had been there for many years. But because it was a deep wound, the scar was still obvious. Why… did Natalie also have such a scar on her belly? Jasper shook away his ridiculous thought. "Impossible. Livia should be the little girl who saved me back then," Jasper muttered to himself.

a little water doesn't shake the conviction of Jasper, who, holding tightly onto the edge of the bathtub, looks at me with an annoyed expression. “Stop denying it! You can't run away from this anymore, Scarlett - there's no way!” He raises his voice a little more, causing more silent tears to roll down my cheeks. “You've spent the last eighteen years without even knowing what you truly are... You've been punishing yourself, suffering, denying yourself all this time... You've lived alongside humans, and worse... you think you're a human!” “Stop...” I mutter, weakly, with a low sob escaping through my lips.

The candle in River’s cell had burned to a stub when he finally moved. Two months of rot, pain, and Jada’s desperate midnight visits had left him a shadow of the man he once was. His ribs still protested with every breath, his left arm hung useless and swollen, and the gashes across his torso pulled tight beneath fresh bandages. But the rage had kept him alive. The rage, and the memory of Scarlett’s face the last time he had seen her, silver hair falling forward, eyes wide with horror as they dragged him away.

She had heard about his injuries from Luke, but it still broke her heart to see the gashes on his back as he sat up. Although it scabbed over, the criss-crossed lash marks virtually covered his entire back. And with new wounds, the overall state of Jasper's appearance was especially gruesome. Still, sensing that she was motionless, Jasper asked, "Is it that scary?" Renee put a palm on the gashes, gently brushing her fingers over it as she grimaced. "Does it hurt?" "No," Jasper replied. He could handle that much pain, but he still wasn't made of steel. As his body's immunity took a nosedive, he arrived in Cromenia with a high fever and passed out.

Are they all as incredible as she is? Oscar is called up to fight against the Royal Gamma, Jasper. This should be an easy win for Jasper—he’s one of the best fighters I’ve seen in camp. But Oscar doesn’t make it easy for him. The two exchange blows and grapple back and forth in a display of skill and endurance that has the crowd captivated. Just as the timer is about to hit the ten-minute mark and declare a draw, Jasper manages to get Oscar down, forcing him to submit in the final moments.

“you see, the thought of you without another, most especially a female irritates you, you can’t hide that for sure” “is it because of the time spent in slavery, you’ve gotten so used to men fucking you that you can’t seem to adjust”. “I refuse to speak of what happened”, Jasper said, he could still feel the pains and torture, sometimes it was like he was still there, that experience had ruin and scarred him for life. “but we must, we must remember what had happened to us and steel ourselves, lest it happen again, we must remember what we’ve suffered to avoid us falling into traps of the enemy”, the lady said resting her hand on his cheeks.