What Does Unconquerable Mean Novels & Stories

Yegor asked in awe, “Doesn’t that make them invincible?” Sherman explained smilingly, “They’re pure entities with no intentions or desire. They act on their likes, reverting to their natural state, and thus are naturally invincible. “However, their type of invincibility isn’t what we’re usually familiar with. They’re neither good nor evil, hence can’t win nor lose.” Yegor pondered aloud, “So, they’re uncontrollable?” Sherman returned the question, “Who would dare to control them? Only if they wished to meet their end.”

Let anyone try to break what they had built. Some bonds were simply unbreakable.

"Because our pack has the best warriors in history, and my mate and son are the best of the best." That at least calmed me down a little. A little bit of my worry lingered, reason being that they heaven's dealt with rogues before. They are like monsters that never give up. It doesn't matter what defense you have going on in your pack, they will attack ferociously, and persistently until they have worn your defense down, and they are not scared of dying themselves. This kind of loyalty has never been seen in rogues before until Conrad. Now they are a whole new entity that no pack has been able to withstand their attack.

Someone who would no longer be controlled by fear or obligation. Someone who would fight back.