Beast Love Show: All For Her (by Sylvester Raven) novel Chapter 324

Chapter 324 A Man Who Looked Like Leonard

Layla’s thoughtful gaze followed Oliver’s cheerful, departing figure as he left.

Word of the discovery reached Liam, and he immediately set out after Oliver with his companions.

Tracking was second frature to Liam, a skill honed by his years as a general.

Within minutes, his sharp instincts led them to their targets: two beasts huddled in a shadowy corner, licking their wounds.

Just as Liam moved to strike, George’s hand shot out, holding him back.

“They’re just animals. Why would they attack Carson out of the blue? And in nature, these species don’t team up.” The implication hung in the air.

Liam caught on instantly.

They hadn’t acted alone. Something-or someone-had driven them.

With a silent nod, he lowered his lethal weaponry. A glance exchanged between the two men was all it took; they advanced as one.

Sensing the intrusion, the emerald viper and the white liger rose with a start, their throats rumbling with warning growls.

A faint smile touched Liam’s lips as he let the full, imposing aura of a general roll off him, a palpable pressure that gave the creatures pause.

George murmured, “Restrain and sedate them. We take them back to camp quietly. No one else needs to

know.”

Their operation had been swift, outpacing the rest of the Vanguard team.

For now, the capture of Carson’s attackers remained their secret.

As Oliver watched George and Liam move with such seamless, efficient teamwork, a flicker of complicated emotion passed through his eyes.

It’s clear now. In this team, I’m the dead weight.

A firm resolution solidified within him.

I’ll get stronger. I’ll prove to Layla I’m not just along for the ride.

While George, Oliver, and Liam secured the beasts, Layla’s group had veered toward a different cluster of

creatures.

Their path was abruptly blocked by an unexpected arrival.

The stranger bore an uncanny resemblance to Leonard. Yet Layla was certain it wasn’t him.

The man’s face was identical to that of the interstellar fugitive uncovered by netizens in the live chat.

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Chapter 324 A Man Who Looked Like Leonard

But he also displayed partial beastkin features-an unmistakable marker for a criminal on the run.

Most beastkin could maintain human or animal forms, or even hybrid shapes, but they usually kept the more aesthetically pleasing parts.

This man shared Leonard’s likeness, but his face was densely covered in scales, which also crept over his

hands.

He stared at Layla with a sinister intensity.

Meeting his gaze coldly, Layla demanded, “What’s your connection to Leonard?”

He sneered, “You don’t need to know that. All you need to know is you’re about to die.”

Without another word, he transformed without warning into a massive python, lunging at her with fangs bared.

A silver wolf shot out from the side, sinking his teeth into the serpent’s neck and slamming him to the ground.

Layla reacted instantly, shifting into her true form.

A flash of envy crossed the python’s eyes.

His thick tail whipped toward Carson, who was still clamped onto his neck.

A sickening crunch followed.

Layla’s eyes widened. Throwing back her head, she let out a piercing cry, gathering a ball of raw energy in her jaws before blasting it toward the python.

Coiling the now-limp silver wolf against him, the serpent dodged. The energy strike obliterated the ground where he had been, leaving a smoldering crater.

Menace glinted in the python’s eyes as he spewed a stream of venom toward Layla.

She banked sharply, wings beating hard to evade the spray, then whipped razor-sharp wind blades toward the serpent’s body.

To her shock, his scales proved incredibly resilient. The wind blades left only faint scratches, failing to penetrate his armored hide.

Frowning, Layla tried to gather her energy for another strike, but the python hurled Carson aside and launched himself through the air toward her.

She dodged, but his tail shot out, wrapping around her body and slamming her into the earth.

A heavy thud echoed-the impact clearly jarred him too-but he paid no mind.

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