CHAPTER 96
The sound of my heartbeat could be heard.
My knees weakened, almost crashing to the floor. The horrific sight before me was something that I had never seen—something I didn't think I would get to witness.
It was a horrible sight, with blood and lifeless bodies all over the valley.
Lifeless bodies of our armies.
Tears streamed down my cheeks as I watched Terran from afar. He was wild in his beast state, but he was outnumbered.
Caesar was wounded; his flesh was bleeding. He was receiving more blows than he was giving. His strength was fading, and his eyes were filled with horror and fear. Horror of the realisation of what was going to happen to the pack... realisation of what has already happened.
I covered my mouth with the palm of my hands to prevent my cries from being heard, even though the cries of dying wolves filled the air.
"No!" I screamed.