Be Spoiled After Rebirth (Selena and Osvaldo) novel Chapter 1026

Chapter 1026 Last Stand

In order to show off her superiority, Diana stood her ground with a proud posture. When she heard the footsteps coming from the forest ahead, she sneered and aimed her gun in that direction.

A giant white wolf walked out from the forest, with a ferocious look and a fierce posture that was unmatched by the wolves that had attacked them earlier.

Diana was shocked and was about to pull the trigger, but suddenly heard some noise from behind. She turned around warily, and when she saw the scene behind her, her smile froze on her face.

Countless pairs of densely packed, oily green eyes emerged from the pitch-black forest. The wolves surrounded them from all directions, staring at them with a sinister and cruel look, slowly closing in on them.

Miriam and the other two were already scared stiff. Under the overwhelming gaze of death, they shivered and couldn't even scream.

Diana's face turned pale, and she couldn't see any of her previous confidence and pride. She looked at the wolves that could pounce on her at any moment, and suddenly turned around and ran towards the tree where Thomas and the others were hiding. "I am a mechanic from the Institute, you must protect me!"

This hoarse cry changed the tone, shocking Miriam and the others back to reality. Under the threat of death, the three of them burst out with unprecedented potential, and ran towards the tree where Jessica and the others were hiding at their fastest speed.

"Save me!"

Behind them, the howling of the wolf pack shook the sky as they rushed towards them.

Fortunately, the trees chosen by the four military academy students were very close. As Diana and the others ran past, they quickly lowered the ropes that they had already prepared.

The four of them grabbed the last straw of their lives and climbed up the tree.

Miriam was the last one to be pulled up. She was just about to be bitten by the wolf pack on her legs.

Watching the wolf pack howling and looking up at them, the three women from the Institute were paralyzed, and besides crying, they couldn't react in any other way.

Diana gasped for breath, and after her fear subsided, she glared at Thomas, who had pulled her up, and angrily questioned, "You knew there would be so many wolves coming, why didn't you say it earlier?!"

Thomas gave her a cold glance. "Didn't I warn you not to kill the wolf?!" His eyes were full of sarcasm. "You are so confident in your own abilities. Even if we tell you that your actions will bring retaliation from the entire wolf clan, would you believe us?"

Diana's face turned pale, unable to say a word.

Thomas looked down at the densely packed wolf pack at his feet and said seemingly casually, "All we can do is pray that the aircraft can arrive as soon as possible, otherwise..."

Thomas' words reminded Diana that when her life was in danger, she could not care about anything else. She immediately took out her communicator.

But she was despairing to find that there was no signal on the communicator.

It was impossible to contact the outside world!

Thomas looked at her actions and his heart sank to the bottom in an instant. "Is the signal really out of order?"

Diana suddenly realized, "Do you know I brought a communicator?!"

Thomas shifted his gaze and sneered, "Isn't that obvious? Miss Barrett's attitude changed so drastically, someone outside must have given you information in secret."

Diana clenched her nails tightly into her palms, her face stiff.

"We have to prepare for the worst, since the communicator has lost its signal," Thomas said, pressing his temples.

Diana didn't care about being caught with a hidden communicator anymore and asked in a hoarse voice, "Isn't the aircraft of your alliance inside? Why haven't they come to rescue us?!"

Thomas lowered his head. "The aircraft has been missing for so long. There are only two possibilities: first, the aircraft has a problem, second, the live signal has been interfered with. We have lost contact with the outside world completely, and they don't know we are in danger and cannot determine our location."