Chrome and Claws
Meanwhile, Axel’s group had discovered the first signs of transformation.
A broken den revealed more than charred remains: humanoid forms, twisted and deformed, their red eyes staring blindly even in death. This was real, and they looked terrifyingly powerful.
“We need a plan,” Axel said, turning to his second-in-command. “We can’t just charge in blindly. These creatures, they’re beyond normal.”
Maddox shook his head. “No normal tactics will work.
I bet they're faster, stronger and something about their energy feels so wrong.”