The Price Of Fate
She looked for the next threat.
The street had become a slaughter ground. Winged creature bodies lay twisted, wings torn, black blood soaking dirt and stone. Scaled wolves lay ripped open at the belly, their armour useless against her precision. And the remaining attackers, those still alive, were scrambling away, screeching, flapping, fleeing like they had finally realised they were outmatched. Nyra hunted them down anyway. Fast. Efficient. Brutal. Movie-worthy brutality, because she wasn’t fighting like a scared girl defending herself. She was fighting like a predator born for this. Like her body remembered. Like her blood knew. And every time she struck, the golden writing on her forehead