Novel & Cerita The Jackal Red Rising

Jack looks at me. “You…you are the reason.” He walks toward me, but as he does, he shifts. “RUN!” Frank yells. No. I am done running. This is my pack. Frank is my Alpha. Jack is dead. Jack’s wolf lunges for my throat. He is nearly to me when something crashes into his side. Scarlet throws him off balance as she snarls. Jack’s teeth dig into her shoulder. Blood sprays everywhere. She keeps fighting as wolves come to help Jack. She took one of the wolves down, but another bit into her side. “Scarlet!” She falls. Her breath is labored as blood coats the ground. The wolves turn to me. Frank roars, trying to break free. They claw at him, but he keeps fighting to get to me.

He knew he had to follow Lucas into the fire even if it meant they would all burn to ashes. "I will stay here and keep watch for the sun and the wolf patrols while you rest for a few hours. We will move toward the Red Moon mansion when the moon is high in the sky again," Jack said. He sat down by the entrance of the cave and pulled out a small knife to sharpen it. Lucas did not answer him because he was already falling into a deep sleep filled with dreams of Jillian. He saw her standing in a field of red roses, calling his name and reaching out her hand to him.

Jack hated falling. He had fallen through markets, contracts, Source corridors, draft rooms, memory layers, and at least three places that Haley had later described as "bad elevators with theology." Falling always meant someone else had chosen the direction. This time, Jack chose faster. "Marcus!" "On it."

"Damn! That ugly woman also is really lucky, met our master York, otherwise still have to stay continue to learn art of dog climbing." "Learn to climb like a dog?" All the blood on Ethan's face was surge into his eyes in an instant. His face turns blue and his eyes were red. He was angry and asked, "What do you learn to climb like a dog?" "Just now an ugly woman was juggling here. Didn't you see that?" Ethan's heart seemed to be stabbed by a knife, and the big palm of the man's collar began to tremble, "Jack." Jack was so scared that he came quickly, "Yes?"

“You can’t win. You sacrifice yourselves for nothing. We are the true power, the rightful rulers of your kind. And we will destroy you all.” Jack rises to his feet, his hazel eyes blazing with fury. His entire body trembles with rage, and the growl that escapes him is low and menacing.

A chilling smile flickered across his lips, before he retracted his head and crashed it down onto Mangolia's forehead heavily. Mangolia's vision blurred, the floor seemed to sway beneath him. He spun, swinging wildly, desperate to land a punch with every ounce of strength he had. But the reality was different. He couldn't touch him. Maybe… I misjudged them, he thought, teeth clenched. I underestimated them. His heartbeat raced now, wild and erratic, fear darting through him like fire in his veins. “The only thing differentiating you from the dog I killed yesterday…” The lanky Jackal leaned in, eyes glinting with malice. “…is that you’re dumber.”

The blood was nearly identical, with Guan's being somewhat thicker and darker. "What?" "He's been a spy all this time?" "You cretin, Jackal!" Everyone’s eyes turned red. As they approached Jackal, many men ran over and started hitting and kicking him. "Ah! Ah!" In anguish, Jackal yelled. He curled up on the ground and covered his head. In the midst of the kicks and punches, he slid on the ground, screaming in agony, "This is a mistake! I am not a spy!" "How dare you!" "I'd often puzzled why the Azure Dragons didn't seem to care about our clans! But now it appears that they have known all of our secrets all along!" One of the Elders cursed vehemently.

Something else had picked up the reins. A Forest Lake warrior screamed as three hybrids descended on him at once. I moved, cutting through two before they could overwhelm him. The third I caught by the throat and slammed into the ground hard enough to crater the dirt beneath his skull. Kayla was already moving again, stone snapping up to shield a Crescent Moon warrior who’d lost his footing. We were no longer fighting a scattered force. Now we were fighting a redirected one. Across the battlefield, a surge rippled through the eastern line. Wolves were driven back two steps. Then three. I scanned for the source. For whoever had filled the vacuum James left behind.

When he saw me standing on the high platform, dressed in royal regalia, his mouth opened as if he wanted to speak, but only broken, choking sounds came out. I walked up to him and looked at the wolf who had destroyed five years of my youth. "Do you know something, Jack?" I spoke calmly. "You said Lily was your savior. "But the fact is, she planned that attack from the start. "She bribed wolves from a rival pack to stage it, then appeared at the perfect moment to save you. She did all that so she could get close to you and steal everything that belonged to me." Jack's body jerked violently. Blood burst from his mouth as his eyes rolled back, and he lost consciousness.

“Lily, thank you! I knew you’d handle it!” His tone sounded relieved, then he lowered his voice. “I heard about what happened yesterday. I can’t believe Daniel actually hit you. That guy’s unbelievable. “By the way, my orders here and a few contracts from friends of mine are tied to you. Wherever you are, that’s where the orders go. “If you ever need it, there will always be a place for you here.” “Thank you, Mr. Johnson,” I said sincerely. All the effort from these years had brought more than scars. However, it had also earned the recognition of people who truly understood value.