Chapter 318
**Chapter 0318**
“I can make it so you can never talk again,” I said through clenched teeth, pressing the knife hard against his throat. I could feel blood trickling down his neck and onto my forearm. He looked terrified, and I knew I had him right where I wanted him.
I paused for a moment, trying to decide if I was being serious. I noticed his body relaxing, and the weapon he held dropped to the ground.
He was surrendering.
I let him go and got back on my feet. He had made the right choice.
I was thinking hard about what choice to make about him.
In just a moment, medics arrived and took him away from the battleground.
I pushed my way through the other competitors, dodging attacks and striking back. I didn’t pay attention to the blood dripping from my shoulder; I was focused on the fight.
The pain from being shot by an arrow was intense, and I was determined to make the shooter pay for it. My focus was on that cocky guy as he fired more arrows at the others, a smug look on his face. I couldn’t let this go. I had to get back at him for what he did.
smiling.
I turned my gaze to the other side of him, and my eyes widened in shock at what I saw.
Tabby was surrounded by a group of men, each one looking menacing. They all had a dangerous glint in their eyes. She looked trapped.
In her human form, she was shorter, but in her wolf form, she was quite large. It was too bad she couldn’t shift right now; I knew she would easily take them all down.
She held the bow close to her chest, her eyes wide with excitement.
Four larger men surrounded her. I quickly grabbed the rest of my knives and ran towards them, no longer focused on my main target.
As I leaped into the air, I used the other men as a boost to rise higher into the sky. I felt a rush of adrenaline as I prepared for what was next.
Tabby was surrounded by a group of guys, and I couldn’t let anything happen to her. I quickly released the knives, watching them soar through the air at high speed. Each knife struck the men around her, hitting them precisely.
I aimed carefully so the knives would hit non-critical spots on their bodies. I wanted to make sure the impact was strong enough to stop them but not enough to seriously hurt anyone. My goal was to protect Tabby without causing unnecessary harm.
I landed on the ground in front of Tabby. The men around her were moaning in pain, each one suffering from stab wounds. Tabby was breathing heavily as she looked around, clearly shaken by the chaos.
“I thought I was a goner,” she said, looking relieved. “Where did you even come from?”
“I thought you could use some help,” I replied, brushing the dirt off her shoulder. Then, I gave her a reassuring smile.
as I picked up the blood-soaked knives from the ground. Tabby was busy getting ready to shoot an arrow.
“Thanks,” she said softly, giving me a small smile.
Just then, more competitors rushed toward us. I turned to Tabby and shouted, “Come with me!”
We needed to stick together if we wanted to survive this.
I ran toward the forest ground, and she kept pace with me until we reached a clearing. I knew there were others behind us, trying to catch us. I was determined not to turn around and give them a chance to get us.
I reached
The tree that held the zipline stretched from one side of the arena to the other. So far, no one had dared to use it.
But that was about to change.
“What are you doing?” Tabery asked as I began to climb up the giant oak tree.
“Come on,” I said to her as I reached the halfway point. It felt easy for me, and I didn’t even need to look down.
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**+25 BONUS**
**Chapter 0310**
We both knew we were being chased. I could hear their footsteps behind us.
Tabby heard rapid footsteps nearby. If she didn’t hurry, she would end up on the wrong side of the battle.
For a moment, she hesitated. But then, an arrow zipped past her face, grabbing her attention. Without thinking, she quickly began to move forward.
I climbed up the tree, and Tabby struggled to keep up, but she made it. Soon, we reached the top of the great oak.
I grabbed the zipline, waiting for Tabby to catch up with me. I looked down at the competitors below who were still trying to climb.
People were fighting fiercely with one another. Many had already passed out on the ground. Some were too injured to move, while others simply surrendered. Medics were working hard to gather the injured and get them off the battleground.
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