Chapter 317

**Chapter 0317**
**Judy’s POV**

I didn’t have a solid plan for this round of attack. Everyone was scattered everywhere, and if I didn’t move quickly, I risked getting hurt by one of the many flying weapons around me.

I ducked just in time as a sword whizzed through the air, barely missing my ear. The crowd around me gasped and cheered, but I didn’t pay them any attention. I ran forward, searching for a chance to get a better look at my surroundings and figure out what to do next.

**The Weakest**

I spotted Tabby. She had a bow and arrow and was aiming at one of the biggest guys in the crowd. He held a sword and, with a swift motion, he managed to knock her arrow off course. Instead of hitting him, it flew toward another competitor nearby.

He fell down almost right away.

The medics on the scene quickly dragged him away, and I felt my stomach twist at the sight. They were wearing protective gear to keep themselves safe from most weapons, including bulletproof vests.

I couldn’t watch anymore.

I was watching the scene for a while when someone suddenly ran up to me with a sword in hand. I quickly dodged the attack. As I turned around, I clenched my fist and punched him in the face. I could hear his nose crack from the impact.

I ignored the pain in my hand and did a backflip away from my attacker. As I flipped, I kicked him, causing him to stagger backward. Blood poured from his nose, but as soon as he regained his balance, he charged at me, anger showing on his face.

to keep his balance. I could see the surprise on his face as I jumped over his sword, quickly kicking him in the chest. With a swift backflip, I landed smoothly on my feet behind him. He fell to the ground almost instantly, unable to recover.

to regain his balance for the second time, he dropped his weapon on the ground.

I quickly picked up the sword and aimed it at him, my eyes filled with anger.

He looked up at me, blood smeared across his face.

His eyes were wide. For a moment, I thought he was going to fight me again. But he didn’t; he was surrendering.

Just as I was about to move on to the next competitor, an arrow flew straight at me and hit my shoulder.

I hissed in pain as the arrow lodged itself in my left shoulder. The crowd gasped in shock at the impact.

Out of the corner of my eye, I saw Gavin standing up, but I didn’t pay him any attention.

I turned around and saw a man in the distance. He had his bow aimed right at me as he prepared another arrow. I grabbed the end of the arrow that was sticking out of my shoulder and pulled it out, wincing from the pain.

I needed to bandage my wound before my wolf could help me heal properly. Blood soaked through my shirt, and I began to feel hot and lightheaded from losing so much blood. Despite this, I knew I had to stay focused.

I quickly dodged the second attack.

An arrow zipped through the air, aimed straight at my other shoulder. I quickly grabbed one of the knives hidden in my boot and tossed it at him without thinking twice.

The knife spun through the air and hit his leg, causing him to stumble. He fell to the ground, and I prepared for what would happen next.

I fell to the ground in an instant. I quickly ran towards him, grabbing another knife, ready to stab him again. But then, another competitor tripped me. I fell onto my stomach and immediately rolled onto my back. Just as he was about to move…

As he lunged at me, I quickly kicked my feet and landed a solid kick right in his stomach. He stumbled back, surprised by the blow.

I jumped to my feet and, before he could attack again, I punched him in the face. I grabbed him in a headlock, ready to defend myself further.

We both fell to the ground. I quickly grabbed a knife and pressed it against his throat.

“Surrender!” I growled, feeling my wolf side take control. My voice had a powerful edge to it.

“You can’t kill me,” he rasped.

“I’m sorry, but you’ll be eliminated,” the voice said.

The atmosphere felt heavy as the words hung in the air. Everyone exchanged nervous glances, unsure of what would happen next.