Alpha's Last Chance

rmored vehicles from driving hurriedly away from the crowded city. The journey is long and the

d he is willing to carry on the ta

he border of the Gobi desert entering

unters of the Black Order, whose main task is to

Alpha heard one of his Beta yell, "Hunters!" while

we won't make it." While looking at t

a predicament, he wants to save his people while fulfilling his promise to a dear friend. Soon his phon

stared at the young girl dead in the eyes, then said, "No hard feelings."

ones broke. Her blood gushed out of her wounds, barely

She immediately jolted back to her senses and then fixed the hood of her jacket to cover

he rules, the dangerous zigzag road ahead, or the thick fog covering the pathway, adding risk to an already u

rom packs annihilated by blood hunters, some are slaves who finally got out from the claws of the

t could clearly see that it was about to rain sooner

o-passengers. All of them smell good, none reeks of malic

g. It will conceal you and protect you while you are inside the Citadel manor. I wish you the best of luck!” The voice echoes in her mind as she r

ie’s lively light blue eyes. S

then says, “I’m Vesper Mil

s away from Citadel, I will drop you off at the barracks wher

ach other and immediately gazed

ints to the manor's location. The lights around the v

tunate their lives might have been to be this delighted to be part of this type of

, “Mother, I made it, I'm safe.” She discreetly looked at him and saw him h

an said as he patted Sander’s back

y 2-storey building that looked like a dungeon in plain s

for Gamma Sevy in the sh

t the dark sky follow

d and hugged Vesper,

says while her ha

how to respond and

and hugged

as dark brown hair, almost black. He has a brushed-up

then gestured to them to enter th

n the rain. That's because it was already 10:50 p.m., and she needed to catch the final roll call at 11:00 p.m. Breathless, she stopped at one of

ld make anyone's skin shiver. She took out a handkerchief from her pocket, happy that it was still dry, and wiped the drippin