Chapter 384

**Chapter 384**

**Judy’s POV**

As I run back to the arena in my wolf form, I spot Tabby fighting Chuck. There aren’t many fighters left, so this is my chance to really show them what I can do.

Chuck was much bigger than everyone else, including the other guys, while Tabby was small in comparison. Despite her size, she fought him fiercely, using her sword as an extra shield against his attacks. As he charged at her, she skillfully dodged and countered his moves.

She fought like a pro. I noticed cuts on her legs and torso, showing she had been through a tough battle. I wondered if those injuries were from Chuck.

She tried to dodge another attack, but this time he was ready for her move. He countered with an attack of his own.

He had her pinned to the ground in an instant, his sword raised high above her head. His eyes were dark, filled with threatening intentions.

She screamed again, fear clear in her eyes. Desperate, she tried to reach for her white flag, but it seemed just out of her grasp.

He was about to hurt her without any mercy. I couldn’t let that happen. I let out a fierce growl and lunged at him, my teeth sinking into his ankles. He yelped in pain.

He quickly turned around, trying to get me with his hands.

Chuck swung his sword, but he missed by a hair. I took the chance and bit down harder on his ankle.

He tried to shake me off, but I wouldn’t let go. I growled fiercely, determined to hold my ground.

Meanwhile, Tabby found a way to slip out from under Chuck. She was quick and nimble as she made her escape.

She grabbed her own sword. Instead of striking him with the sharp blade, she swung the metal handle at his hand. The impact made him fall backward, leaving a big welt on his head.

At that moment, I finally let him go and tasted victory.

I could see his blood on my teeth, dripping off my fur. I was still full of anger and frustration. I bared my teeth at him, ready to confront him. Without hesitation, he transformed into his big wolf form and charged at me. His past injuries seemed to fade away as he embraced his wolf strength.

I quickly worked to heal him. He had me pinned to the ground for a minute, catching me off guard. But I managed to snap my teeth in his face and grab hold of his neck. I might be small, but I’m fast and unpredictable, and my instincts kicked in.

He had sharp teeth. At the same time, he grabbed my neck. He was strong, and he lifted me up, forcing me to let go of my hold on him. He spun me around, making the crowd watch closely.

I gasped, imagining how it must have looked. He threw me away like I was nothing but trash.

I flew through the air and landed hard on the ground with a thud. Pain shot through me, and I winced.

I felt something in my shoulder snap out of place.

I lifted my head and saw Tabby lunging at Chuck. A few others were joining in the fight as well. There weren’t many competitors left, which meant this competition was getting intense.

As soon as only one competitor was left, I focused on gathering my thoughts and strength. I needed my wolf to heal me quickly so I could keep fighting.

I looked out into the stadium, and…

My eyes quickly found Gavin’s, and my heart skipped a beat at the sight of him. The heartache I had felt all night came rushing back, and even my wolf whimpered in sadness. He stood tall, his eyes fixed on me.

The room was dark, filled with what looked like worry and concern. This only made me angrier. Who did he think he was? He had no right to be worried about me after spending a passionate night with another woman. I felt a low growl rise in my throat.

I let out a frustrated sigh as I glared at Gavin, causing him to frown in response. My anger only grew stronger, pushing me to turn away and refocus on the fight ahead.

There were only a few people left in the arena. Among them was another wolf named Tabby, along with Chuck.

Just as the thought crossed my mind, an arrow shot through the sky and hit a random wolf. The other wolves didn’t seem to notice, but I did. I quickly stepped aside as Sherry readied another arrow.

I pointed the arrow directly at Tabby.

“Tabby, get out of the way!” I shouted, but she was too focused on Chuck to hear me. She didn’t see the arrow flying straight toward her leg until it was too late.

Tabby growled and hissed in pain as she fell to the ground.

Chuck took his chance and drove his sword into her stomach. I let out a scream in my wolf form.

I dashed towards her, tears welling up in my eyes. But I couldn’t see her clearly because Chuck’s huge wolf was charging at me.

I was filled with anger and fear for my friend. I wanted to make Chuck pay for what he had done. In a fit of rage, I snapped at him, biting down and pulling at his fur. He hissed in pain, the sound coming out oddly like a wolf’s cry.

We fought for a while, both of us landing some easy hits. I mostly dodged his attacks and ran around him, hoping to wear him out. Being smaller gave me the advantage of speed, allowing me to move quickly and avoid his strikes.

Once upon a time, there were wolves in a forest. Among them, there was a smaller wolf named Lila. Lila was known for her speed and stamina, which were better than those of the larger wolves. While the bigger wolves relied on their size and strength, Lila used her quickness to outsmart them.

As she darted through the trees, Lila felt free and powerful. She loved the thrill of racing against the wind, always staying one step ahead. The other wolves admired her ability, even if they didn’t always understand it.

Lila’s journey was just beginning, filled with adventures and challenges that would test her skills and courage. But she was ready for anything that lay ahead.