She did something utterly insane.
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She stood upright, holding one man by his arm and the other by his leg, and to everyone’s utter disbelief, she began to spin them around, twirling them like rag dolls. Their terrified scream echoed through the arena, while a wild, delighted smile spread across her face, her dress and hair whipping around as she spun.
No one could move. No one could even utter a single word. The crowd was paralyzed in shock.
Yet despite that… the Alphas didn’t look stunned in the slightest. No. Rather, they looked almost in awe. Dravena’s hair fluttered in the wind, her dress flowing elegantly, and they watched as if she were holding bouquets of flowers in her hands instead of two grown men.
“W-what are you doing?!” One of the elders was the first to snap out of his stupor, pointing angrily. “Let my son go!”
“Yes! Let my son go!”
Another elder roared.
Dravena simply chuckled and shrugged.
“Okay.”
And that was exactly what she did. She released them, sending them flying toward the nearest wall. Both of them mmed against it, the impact cracking the surface. The elders who had spoken both fell to their knees, pale and terrified, staring at
his sons.
However, before anyone could even process what had happened the four remaining men lunged forward, eyes zing with fury. Some had even lengthened their ws as they charged at me simultaneously.
Yet, Dravena didn’t even flinch in the slightest, under her breath I heard Dravena purr,
“Your turn, human. Make me proud.”
Control shifted back to me at thest possible second, just as the men were almost upon me. I knew exactly why she had done it: because at the point of danger, I fought instinctively, without hesitation.
I drew in a deep breath, my senses sharpening. Time seemed to slow. I could hear whispers from the crowd:
“Oh man, she’s going to die!”
“Yes, there’s no way she can dodge that!”
Abraham nced nervously at the Alphas, asking if he should intervene. ude chuckled at his worry. Ss didn’t s word, and Lucien’s expression remained unreadable, though his eyes spoke volumes.
“No need,” Ss finally drawled. “She’s already won.”
Instincts took over.
I kicked one, punched another, wrapped my legs around a third neck and toppled him to the ground, then mmed the back of my head into the fourth’s face. One by one, the men fell groaning and iling, until thest one beneath me went still, unconscious.
I breathed heavily, trying to regain myposure, legs still lightly wrapped around the fallen man’s neck, my heart racing as the crowd remained frozen, unable to process what had just ocurred.
Before I could even catch my breath…
“Again! Again! Let’s fight the old men this time!” Dravena called referring to the elders whose faces had gone ghostly pale.
She did something utterly insane.
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She stood upright, holding one man by his arm and the other by his leg, and to everyone’s utter disbelief, she began to spin them around, twirling them like rag dolls. Their terrified scream echoed through the arena, while a wild, delighted smile spread across her face, her dress and hair whipping around as she spun.
No one could move. No one could even utter a single word. The crowd was paralyzed in shock.
Yet despite that… the Alphas didn’t look stunned in the slightest. No. Rather, they looked almost in awe. Dravena’s hair fluttered in the wind, her dress flowing elegantly, and they watched as if she were holding bouquets of flowers in her hands instead of two grown men.
“W-what are you doing?!” One of the elders was the first to snap out of his stupor, pointing angrily. “Let my son go!”
“Yes! Let my son go!”
Another elder roared.
Dravena simply chuckled and shrugged.
“Okay.”
And that was exactly what she did. She released them, sending them flying toward the nearest wall. Both of them mmed against it, the impact cracking the surface. The elders who had spoken both fell to their knees, pale and terrified, staring at his sons.
However, before anyone could even process what had happened the four remaining men lunged forward, eyes zing with fury. Some had even lengthened their ws as they charged at me simultaneously.
Yet, Dravena didn’t even flinch in the slightest, under her breath I heard Dravena purr,
“Your turn, human. Make me proud.”
Control shifted back to me at thest possible second, just as the men were almost upon me. I knew exactly why she had done it: because at the point of danger, I fought instinctively, without hesitation.
I drew in a deep breath, my senses sharpening. Time seemed to slow. I could hear whispers from the crowd:
“Oh man, she’s going to die!”
“Yes, there’s no way she can dodge that!”
Abraham nced nervously at the Alphas, asking if he should intervene. ude chuckled at his worry. Ss didn’t say a word, and Lucien’s expression remained unreadable, though his eyes spoke volumes.
“No need,” Ss finally drawled. “She’s already won.”
Instincts took over.
I kicked one, punched another, wrapped my legs around a third neck and toppled him to the ground, then mmed the back of my head into the fourth’s face. One by one, the men fell groaning and iling, until thest one beneath me went still, unconscious.
I breathed heavily, trying to regain myposure, legs still lightly wrapped around the fallen man’s neck, my heart racing as the crowd remained frozen, unable to process what had just urred.
Before I could even catch my breath…
“Again! Again! Let’s fight the old men this time!” Dravena called, referring to the elders whose faces had gone ghostly pale
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Before I could respond, a familiar voice murmured, “Little wolf if you’re that desperate to wrap your legs around someone’s neck, let me volunteer myself.”
Hands wrapped around my waist, lifting me effortlessly from the man beneath me. I gasped.
ude.
I was turned to face him, Ss and Lucien by his sides. Ss reached out, stroking my hair, making me inhale sharply.
“Good girl,” he praised.
I stared at them, my heart racing, every pair of eyes in the room on me. Lucien nodded, his approval q
uiet but firm,
“You did well. You won. You proved yourself.”
My eyes flickered to Lucien in
disbelief, then back at the men on the ground.
He was right. I had proven myself.
I had really proven myself.
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