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The girl gave him a smirking look. Foxie walked away from the opponent after a few seconds. It's just in its normal dog-like form. That indicates that this one isn't quite fully prepared yet. Werewolves that can transform into humanoid forms, like Lawrence, are much more powerful and difficult to deal with.

"You should stop coming in and out of that body if you will just haunt them little by little. Later on, it will not be going to work anymore. Every bit of your improvements will go to waste!" Kagome shouted, ruining all the mess she created to overrule Hiro's body. She's turning back and forth between being a fox and a human, but the fox version is darker. It holds resentment toward the living world. One human can kill only by seeing her this angry. "Calm down," says Finn. He held her hand and caressed it until she finally lost the irritation she had been feeling. She was staring blankly at the sky, knowing that later, Venus will come and protect everyone from her visions.

But instead, the fox yelped loudly and ran to hide beneath the petals of the flower. Kael frowned in confusion. "My child, are you alright?" He asked gently. He bent down and looked under the flower, but he couldn't see him. Frowning slightly he stood up, looked back into the flower, and saw the little black fox staring at him fearfully, trembling. "My child," He spoke gently as he lowered himself to his knees. "Please come out of hiding, I'm your Birth Omega.” The fox stayed silent. "Come now, you should not hide from me." He reached his hand forward once again and this time his fingertip touched the petals. And the second his finger came in contact with the flower, a blue hue spread rapidl

Just like before, compared to the others, Fane had chosen the beast incredibly quickly. He clearly had five minutes to choose, but Fane merely picked one out swiftly. However, this time the spectators were strangely quiet. Not a single one of them voiced any opposing sentiments. The truth was on display for all of them to see. The more they had doubted Fane, the greater the blow had been on them! When it came to this wandering warrior, anything could happen! When the nine-tailed scarlet fox solidified, the spectators were already completely silent. The fox's body was completely red, and its fur was very bright. Compared to how ferocious other beasts looked, the fox looked much tamer.

"And the bracelet your father gave you. That's what was keeping you human." "I think so. I don't really understand it myself." Camille looked at Noah. "And you know about this. You've been helping her hide." "Yes," Noah said simply. "Why? You're the hunter's son. You're supposed to kill creatures like her, not protect them." "She's not a creature," Noah said, his voice hard. "She's a person." "A person who turns into a nine tailed fox!" "I didn't ask for this," Yuna said, her voice breaking. "I didn't want any of this. I'm scared, Camille. I'm terrified every second of every day that someone's going to figure it out and kill me."

Life in the south was better than I could have imagined. I was put in charge of the Silver Moon Pack’s most sacred sanctuary, home to rare silver foxes, snow wolves, and the legendary moon-stags. My innate bond with the wild finally had a place to thrive. Whenever I walked through the sanctuary, the animals would approach me on their own. Silver foxes would brush their fluffy tails against my palm. Snow wolf pups would roll around at my feet, begging for attention. The pack members looked at me with open adoration.

I tried my best to remain calm. "If you like me this much, I bet you'll love Zion, my wolf," he chuckled, playfully teasing. "Wanna meet him?" he asked, and Fox responded with more enthusiastic licks to his face. "Alright, alright, alright," he said, wiping the saliva off his face to see clearly. "Step back, kitten." Fox stepped back as we watched Caesar assume a stance, a low growl reverberating from his belly. Then, the majestic black form of Zion emerged, his crystal green eyes captivating.

Lokai had shifted back as he walked up to me. "Thanks for the save, that was close." Lokai flashed a smile. "Anytime Alpha." I looked around looking for where he put the fox. "Where did you put the fox at? Did you recognize him when he shifted back?" Lokai shook his head. "Sairo was going to put him deeper into the woods so he's harder to find. I don't recognize him from the Blackwood pack, and they're the only fox pack around. Unless he's a rogue."

“I know you’re pissed. I get it. You want her to crawl. You want to make a point. But you and I both know you don’t want that to be the way you get her back.” “You done.” He exhaled. “I’m done.” Movement cut across the edge of the corridor. I stopped. A small body darted past the ward’s shadow. Red fur. Thin legs. A fox. “Chase.” “Yeah.” “I’ll call you back.” I killed the line. The honshu surged. I dropped the phone into my pocket and let the beast through. Bones stretched. Skin tore. Black fur flooded my vision. Claws hit stone. The corridor shook. Breath filled my chest in a hard drag.

Justin felt that the nine-tailed fox had extraordinary strength. Even when Justin looked at the tail alone, it was predictable that the nine-tailed fox's strength had increased from before. Maybe when they meet again, the fox's appearance will look scarier. The letter U sofa facing the television is currently occupied by Justin. Karina might be cooking or preparing something for Justin. Justin didn't ask, but Karina insisted on doing it anyway.