You Rejected A Silver Wolf novel Chapter 49

the Alpha said, taking teps forward. It was beginning to creep me out. Was he telling me to wait? He couldn’t see me. I ran off still.

“Camilla, where’s Beta Gaius?” Just then, I felt an energy in the fore, a few meters away from me.

“Forget it, girl. I got him.”

I shifted to Lana, without having anything to change into, but I didn’t care.

“Your Silver, make sure you kill him. I am getting reports that Chris had been the one to release him,” Camilla seethed.

It made me slow down. How dare Chris do that when he agreed to avenge Jonah? That jerk was really two–faced!

“I’m going to use that Beta to up my rank. Wish me luck!” I said with a sadistic tone and switched off my mind link. Lana could take the reins now.

I spotted the Beta and made a jump at his neck, but he was alert and I missed it. I growled angrily upon seeing him.

“Your Silver? Just the man I was sent to kill!” he laughed wickedly. Had he been sent to kill me? So Chris had released him in exchange for killing me? Maybe my last encounter with him had really pissed him off.

The Beta shifted to a reddish–brown wolf that was an inch taller than I was. His teeth were curved and slobbered with saliva.

“Eww. Those won’t touch me today,” Lana seethed and charged at him, leading with her head. Head–butting was her signature first blow.

But it didn’t succeed; the Beta threw his sharp claws at me and tore through my fur. I set up my imaginary boundary, which threw him back. I fell back as well.

Lana groaned at her new injury, but it was a new feel. It had been long since I got an actual injury; these were worth the exercise. We charged at each other, commencing a cat fight. My limbs were being shredded and so were his, but I knew he was losing strength. He had run all the way here, so he wouldn’t be able to stand for long.

I threw him back, but he landed on

I threw him back but he landed on his hind limbs. I growled, charging at him again. He had to die today, there was no escaping it for him.

As a last line of attack I scratched the bark of the tree around us and dug out the silver particles that were hidden inside them.

He was weaker and limping. I threw them at him as they had little effect on me. He shrinked down, snarling and whimpering.

It was my chance to climb at his chest, with his back down and began ripping open looking for his heart.

The silver was on his face and genitals so he was going through a considerable amount of pain.