He Called Me Weak, Now I Hold His Fate
She used her enhanced senses to anticipate attacks, countering with precision, while Varic coordinated the team from the perimeter.
One scout broke the pattern, moving too quickly, too confidently. Nadia struck first, claws extended, the force of her strike amplified by months of focused training. The shadow wavered, twisted unnaturally, and then screamed—a soundless wail that echoed in the minds of her team, a psychic scream meant to instill fear.
But Nadia did not falter. She pressed the attack, forcing the scout to collapse, leaving a residue that her team quickly contained. “Check him,” she commanded. “Record everything. We need to understand how he’s doing this.”
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