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They all knelt on the ground. Meanwhile, the bloody aura even caused them to puke uncontrollably. “What’s going on?” Fairy Doctor asked in fright. She’d never even seen such an imposing aura from her stepbrother. Uncle Drake’s facial expression turned gloomy. “This… This can’t be Aoda Sasaki, right?” Shura Spiderwoman laughed loudly. “He is Aoda Sasaki. Didn’t you want to see him? Now, he’s here!” Boom! A loud explosion could be heard just as she finished speaking.

“Help!" Mira didn't answer and Maddy's face now was purple, trying to catch her breath. She turned and looked at Mira. She was still standing on the same space they sat on. Blood streaked down on her gorgeous face. She was looking at Maddy, her eyes menacing and evil, all the anger in the world was in her face. Her jaw set and her teeth clattering. She looks like she wants to kill Maddy. Her fingers were twitching at her sides and she's breathing heavily.

Yamaga hums in response as his eyes scans all over its body, Turning his gaze towards the camera girl. “Are you dont taking the pictures?” Yamaga asked as the photographer nods its head in response. “Believe me then tell me who would drain their victim’s blood rather than the vampire and then we still havent caught him like he just doesn’t really exist at all.” Yamaga just listens to his partner carefully turning the body around carefully. “Chio!” “Sorry sir” Chio closes his eyes tight shut bowing at the end. Seeing the girl just in her white bra and panties with no mark on her body, tugging the hair away from its face. Seeing the huge purple mark over the coner of his forehead leaving the

“It’s like… when you know something is coming but it’s not bad.” Kael smiles a little. “That’s very helpful.” I squint at him. “It is.” I’ve felt this pull since we got close to this territory. Since before we crossed the border. It’s like something is tugging on a string inside my ribs. Not scary. Just loud. They call him the Mad Alpha here. I heard one of the guards say it outside. Like it means something big. Mama doesn’t call him that. She just says his name.