Tkam Chapter 26 Novels & Stories

Kamdiri ordered as every one of them breathed heavily, some find a comfortable place to rest, while some started taking a stroll around the forest. Meanwhile, The men on black, Ike and Chike were added in a view, with the Big animal burning on fire. The smoke coming out of the fire was very heavy, they killed a very big animal which they are roasting for food, and now they are only burning down the furs. So they sat at the corner watching it while it was burning then they were also discussing. "They all know that it is exactly impossible for the men on black to serve under anyone," Ike said to Chike.

All she can think about is how much she is craving coffee and books. Shaking her head, Kimmy tries so hard to force herself to listen to the alpha. But she immediately regrets it. “I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me! A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship. But it is not this day. An hour of wolves and shattered shields when the age of Men comes crashing down! But it is not this day! This day we fight! “

Chapter 26: A Desperate Gambit Evie's mind raced, the cavern walls seemingly closing in around her. The monstrous insect scuttled closer, its chitinous exoskeleton glinting in the distorted crystal light. Liam, cocooned in the pulsating darkness beneath the once-sacred tree, remained oblivious, his voice a chilling echo in her ears. "Embrace the darkness, Evie… be free…" Free? The word mocked her. Both paths before her were fraught with danger, a grim choice between surrendering her ideals and facing a monstrous death. But despair was a luxury she couldn't afford. Aethel's fate depended on her actions, and she wouldn't give up without a fight.

Harris stepped forward and then stopped when Atticus held his hand out towards him. Atticus looked back at Silas and his stomach turned. He commanded the cannons that destroyed the castle and killed everyone in it. The image of his grandmother's terrified face as she ushered him through the portal just before she died flashed in Atticus’ head and Atticus stumbled as he turned and ran before shifting and jumping into the air with the other two dragons right behind him.

I thought of the King, waiting in the catacombs, trusting me to carry his legacy. I would not fail them. I would not fail myself. The crown hummed against my brow, a silent promise. And as the first pale light of dawn began to creep over the treeline, I knew—with absolute certainty—that we would make it to the safe house. We would survive. We would fight. And we would win. The hunt would continue. But the hunters had just become the hunted. --- END OF CHAPTER 24

I scream out and drop on the ground , something hold gushed out rolling down my thigh . "oh my god blood " I gasped "stop this madness please "I cried out unable to hold the pain I was feeling right now "hell no that thing in you most ... arhhhhhhh " he scream out and the next sound I heard was that of bone cracking and reshaping . I lifted my head up and behold in front of me stood a gigantic black panther whose abnormal green eyes was on me , no one needed to tell me who it was . "c'mon let's get outta here " Cammy said , yes she can talk even in her animal form . I weakly climbed on her back and she zoomed off ..

Chapter 149 CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE DAMON Point of View I couldn't keep the smile off my face as I walked out of the room. Things couldn't have gone better if I had not planned them perfectly. Well, I did plan most of it, but even I couldn't have predicted how perfectly that hijacker would twist the knife in Jonathan's back. The looks on their faces – Jonathan's, Tyla's, and especially King Damisus's – were worth every coin I'd spent setting this up. The mighty Alpha King, reduced to grabbing a witness by the collar like some common thug. It was beautiful to watch his control slip away like that. I waited until I was a safe distance from the hsll house before making my way to the

The loyalty that remained. He missed Kevin. Even now. Austin staggered forward, reaching toward me, but he didn’t see what was behind him. I did. The woman at his back—Tamara—eyes glinting with cold triumph. A snake in fine silk. Her betrayal was swift and merciless. Her claws tore across Austin’s back with practiced precision. He choked on his own breath as he fell to his knees, then to the dirt. Tamara stepped back, serene and unbothered, like a queen who had just signed off on a final decree.

She can't get rid of the feeling that everyone is watching her, their judging eyes convicting her for lying. Halfway through the lecture, a sudden movement outside the window catches her attention. The professor is completely unaware of the two black SUVs passing the front gates of the campus. He continues his speech about the iced bioregions, but Tammy has long stopped paying attention. She has seen these cars before. She remembers like it was yesterday, how the bald man had lowered the tinted window letting her and Grace know her parents got infected. These cars are the messengers of death.

If she could swerve their naïveness in the right direction, it would benefit her plan. “I can see them too. We need to be prepared. I feel the energy of chaos,” Kamala announced. They nodded. Through the rocky path, they walked until they came to a clearing, surrounded by nothing but dead leaves and branches. Laying on the floor were the stinking carcasses of dead wolves. In front, an arrogant-looking tattooed six-foot right inches guy was smoking a cigarette. He had dark shades on, a smirk on the corners of his lips, and a ragged outfit.