My mates in Beastworld
Kyra, a mysterious young girl, suddenly finds herself transported to a strange and unfamiliar world. Lost and alone, she is saved by a silly yet adorable silver wolf. Little does she know that this is just the beginning of an extraordinary journey. Soon, she encounters a fierce feral king - snake, willing to carry her three thousand steps just to claim her as his mate. But he's not the only one drawn to her. A powerful, Mysterious dragon falls deeply in love with Kyra, sacrificing his wings to protect her. Then there's the siren—a dangerous, ruthless healer who seems indifferent to everything, yet has his own role to play in Kyra’s story. And through it all, a mysterious stalker hides in the shadows, leaving roses at her door and protecting her from afar. What does he want, and what are his true intentions? In a world filled with wild and unpredictable beasts, Kyra's journey is more than just a survival story—it's one filled with love, danger, and the unknown. Her adventure is only beginning, and with every step, she is drawn deeper into a world of Beasts, uncovering shocking secrets along the way. ⚠️WARNING⚠️ - Reverse Harem - Beast World - Mature Content (18+ Only) Ending date: 12 October 2024
Chapter 249 No more fear(3)
The energy hit the shadow directly, its form convulsing and writhing as the thunder coursed through it. Kyra's eyes burned with fierce determination as she kept pushing the energy forward, not allowing the shadow a moment of reprieve. She felt the power surge from her core, raw and untamed, as if it was an extension of her will.
The shadow tried to pull back, but it was too late. The energy was relentless, burning away its darkness, tearing it apart bit by bit. The once-threatening entity began to break down, its form disintegrating under the intensity of Kyra's attack.
With a final surge of power, Kyra's thunder reached its peak, and the shadow let out a last, ear-piercing wail before it crumbled into ash. The air sizzled with the aftershock of her power, tiny sparks dancing around the room as the ash slowly settled on the floor.