Lovers For The Blood Moon
The Hollow’s mark flared across his chest as he struck Clint.
They tumbled through fire and bone, the ground quaking beneath them.
Sarah hit the dirt coughing, clawing herself up.
John’s claws tore through Clint’s shoulder, but Clint laughed rising from the wound like it was nothing.
“You still don’t get it,” Clint said, eyes glowing a deeper, darker red than any moon.
“I’m not just a Hollow. I am the Blood Moon.”
Then Clint’s body erupted, bones cracking, twisting, not a wolf, not a man, a godless fusion of both.
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