Marked By Fate
I glanced at the warriors, their claws flexing, their growls low, ready for a fight.
Something wasn’t right, and I wasn’t taking chances with Selene. “You two,” I barked, nodding to a pair of warriors nearby. “Follow them. Now.” They nodded, slipping into the shadows toward the pack house, their steps silent but swift.We held the line, the rogues still frozen across the clearing, their warped bodies rigid, like puppets waiting for a string to be cut. My mind churned, trying to piece together a strategy. They’d been standing there too long—hours, unmoving, their eerie stillness eating at my patience.
Bab Populer