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would even any of its body be left after this point. Boom! Crash! “ROARRRR!” The monster’s roars were all that they could hear as their barrage of attacks had well created a massive cloud of dust blocking all of their views from the monster. Soon enough its roars faded and they all showed a relieved expression. “Is it over?” The words of Nora and Amber echoed around the room. Zia was unable to say anything but still, she agreed with the words of the other two with a nod of her head.

Helios slaps his leg and starts laughing again. “Look at her!” he points me up and down. “She’s so scrawny! And her legs are like twigs! She’ll be taken out before she can even say ‘boo!’” He starts laughing uproariously again. I size him up. He’s not that athletically built; with his short pudgy legs, I am confident I can run rings around him and not break a sweat. He walks up to me and looks at me like how one would look at an insect through a microscope. “Omega,” he says, “I can’t even smell your wolf. Shift for us, I want to see how good you are.”

Some parents even think about teaching their omega children some moves so they can protect themselves. Earth didn't like being picked at, and neither did Pink. The two bullies at the school got their asses beat, and it was caught on camera. Adom already takes care of the principal, who tries to kick Ashly and Allen without even knowing the truth. He makes sure everyone understands that time is changing, so they need to change, and if they can't, then they better shut their mouths.

CASSANDRA Roxy let out a terrible roar. It was the most horrible sound I’d ever heard from a werewolf and it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. The dark-haired warrior sorceress didn’t cry and no tears spilled onto her cheeks, but her sea-green eyes were wide and bloodshot. “No,” she uttered as her full, lower lip trembled. “No, no, no.”

the monster roared. "You think you can run from me, little omega? No, you can’t. Because you’re mine," the monster sneered maliciously, just a few meters away from them.

A child, perhaps five or six lay unmoving on the cloth, his eyes closed as if he was just asleep. “What happened?” I whispered as the other pack members began to open their bundles too. A few were adults, but most were unmistakably children. “How?” “That’s what we would like to know Luna.” The omega responded. Her face was dry, no tear streaks, but perhaps that was because she was still in shock. Her eyes as she stared at me were wide open as if she’d seen horrors beyond what I could imagine. “Why,” she continued, “were rogues allowed to come so freely into our pack? So freely that they stole the lives of our young right under our nostrils.”

Sometimes, that memory convinced me that he wasn't entirely malevolent, that he might actually care about omegas like me. Taking a slow, calming breath, I silently thanked the heavens that the shifting process hadn't overwhelmed me yet. But, I also knew it could catch me off guard at any moment, so I savored the temporary respite. The road began to ascend, leading us to a place where many rogues. Humans referred to it as the Mystery Mountain, but wolves called it Lupusmons—the mountain of wolves. I held my breath for a moment, contemplating how to break through the strong wall he had erected between us.

However, these prodigies currently carried expressions of fear and anxiety! A loud roar suddenly burst forth. Behind the group was another fighter who lagged behind. Following the roar, a claw the size of a pillar came forth, and grabbed at him. Instantly, he was rendered into nothing but a fleshy mulch, crushed within the beast’s grasp. The crackling of trees could be heard as the ground shook. The monster approached, whilst coming forth, it casted a dark shadow over the group. With a great roar, it charged towards the other fighters.

He roared, “F*ck off!” Rumble! The glow formed into a terrifying beam of light and blasted toward the monster that Dark Shura and the zombies had a difficult time dealing with before. The monster’s chest was directly pierced by Tyr’s light beam. Before he had time to roar ferociously and struggle, it had turned into ashes. “A Mammet?” A mouthful of blood spurted out from Gargamel’s mouth, who was stupefied. “How could you… be a Mammet?”

Carter tried to refuse, but he couldn't win a fight against an amnesiac Luna—not while I stared him down with red-rimmed eyes and a trembling lip. "Are you scared to void it because you’re worried you won’t want me afterward?" I challenged, my voice dripping with hurt. "You liar. You fraud." Carter’s resolve collapsed. "That’s not it at all. Fine. We’ll void it and start fresh. One new ceremony, done right." The wolves watching from the corridor whispered, labeling me a difficult, unreasonable Omega. I let them. Carter had to play the part of the devoted mate. "She’s my Luna," he told them, looking smug. "Of course I’ll accommodate her."