Alpha Damien’s Trouble Maker Novel

Chapter 186 Caspian 念 92%會 35 vouchers The boy bit his lip, his hands trembling slightly as doubt crept into his expression. I exhaled slowly, my patience thinning, and tightened my grip on my whip. It moved as if it had a will of its own, the whip lashed forward, slicing through the mist with deadly precision as it aimed straight for the older brother's neck. But before it could reach him, the younger brother stepped in front of him without hesitation. "Stop!" he shouted. The whip halted. It stopped mere inches from his face, the air around it still humming from the force behind it.

That was the nature of my weapon. It always struck those I intended to kill, and it would never harm those I had no killing intent toward. I let out a quiet sigh, lowering my hand slightly as I looked at him. "What d you think you are doing?" I asked, raising an eyebrow The man swallowed hard, his throat tightening as fear crept into his voice, and he forced the words out despite how clearly terrified he was. "P-please don't kill my brother," he said, his tone unsteady. "This is all a misunderstanding. I know my brother, and he is definitely my brother.

Have mercy, Your Highness." I looked at him without the slightest trace of sympathy, my gaze steady and cold as I answered him without hesitation. "Have mercy?" I repeated, my voice flat. "Why would I have merey on something that eats and drinks people?" I shifted my grip on my whip and took a slow step forward, watching him carefully as his body tensed in response to my movement.

"If you do not step back," I continued, my tone growing sharper, then I will not hesitate to kill you before killing it, and at least then it will not have the chance to eat you." He instinctively stepped back, fear flashing across his face, but that fear did not last as something stronger replaced it, and I could see the exact moment his hesitation turned into resolve. He clenched his fists tightly, his entire body trembling, yet he still forced himself to speak. "Forgive me, Your Highness, but I won't step back," he said, his voice shaking but firm.

"Believe me this is my brother and not an Akakitsune. If this is not my brother, then may I fail in everything I do, and may I die a painful dea-" The final word never left his mouth, because a hand suddenly pierced straight through his chest from behind, His body froze instantly, his eyes widening in pure shock and disbelief, as if his mind could not comprehend what had just happened even in his final moment.

I shifted my gaze past him and saw the so-called brother standing there with a smile on his face, his arm still buried inside the younger man's chest before he slowly pulled it back, letting blood spill as the body in front of him sagged forward. The younger brother did not even have time to react or understand what was happening, because in the very next moment, the older brother's stomach split open unnaturally, revealing a dark hollow space, and the boy's body was dragged backward and pulled inside as if swallowed whole before the opening close again without leaving any trace.

Normally, an Akakitsune would take its time enjoying its meal, at because I was standing here, it chose to finish quickly instead. The creature placed a hand over its stomach, its expression satised as it exhaled lightly and said, "Hmmm... that was 1/3 111 O < 2/3 92%1 Chapter 186 delicious." 35 vouchers Its body began to change immediately after, its features shifting and reforming until the man's appearance disappeared completely, replaced by that of a beautiful woman who lifted her gaze to meet mine with a confident smile.

"Now that we have removed the obstacle in our way, let's talk," she said smoothly as she took a step closer, her me with clear interest. eyes studying "I can tell that you are strong, and I happen to need someone strong," she continued, her tone almost persuasive. "If you give me some of your blood and perhaps an arm or two, then I will give you a way to leave this forest immediately and win." Her smile widened slightly as she finished speaking and waited for my response.

I stared at her for a brief moment, completely unimpressed by her offer and even less interested in her attempt at negotiation. "Akakitsune are very cunning and manipulative creatures, so this is most likely nothing more than another one of your tricks," I said flatly as I tilted my head slightly, my eyes growing colder. "I will take my time with this game and win on my own, because there is someone I intend to meet at the finish line.

"And besides," I added, my tone dropping slightly, "I fucking hate Akakitsune." My whip lashed forward without warning, cutting through the mist as it shot straight toward her, but she caught it mid- strike with ease and smirked as if she had expected it. "How arrogant," she said, her voice laced with amusement.

"You may be strong, but do not be a fool, because I just ate a human, and now I am- 29 She never finished her sentence, because the end of my whip suddenly shifted into a sharpened blade and sliced cleanly through her wrist in a single motion, causing her hand to fall before she could even react. Before she could process what had happened, the next strike followed immediately, and her head was severed just as cleanly as her hand had been. Her body collapsed to the ground without resistance, lifeless before it even touched the floor.

The whip recoiled smoothly and returned to me before wrapping itself back around my wais as if nothing had happened at all. I exhaled slowly, a faint irritation settling in as I glanced at the remains without interest. This was becoming increasingly tedious, and I could feel my patience thinning with every moment wasted here. My hand rested briefly against the whip at my side as I looked ahead into the mist, my thoughts already elsewhere. Neither it nor interest in wasting time on things like this, because we were I ort had somethings for something far more interesting.

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