Howl between us
It shrieked—not a howl, but a static screech, like a broken radio tuning into pain.
Vin shot two tranqs into the third’s neck, but it barely flinched.
Riley’s eyes blazed silver.
She shifted.
Not fully, just enough to tap into her primal speed. She dropped to all fours for a second, dashing past the snarling hybrid to sweep its legs. It collapsed, twitching violently.
They stood in silence as the last creature twitched on the ground, then lay still.
Jaxon’s breath was ragged. “Lorne’s not just experimenting anymore. He’s manufacturing.”
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