Mated To Two Alphas And A Vampire

g while biting my lips. The females marched with their chins up in a straight line. I followed suit. When a few girls from the Goldmoon Pack attempted to flee, they were fat

e you for now to finish up. Next..." she paused, looking around the room with a strong gaze. "We commence the game of survival." I saw her walk out after one of the guards had the door stretched wide apart. Game of survival? What in the world was that? --- We were all assembled at the venue of the game. I narrowed my eyes, surprised at where it was staged. It was an ordinary-looking space, hardly a place fit for a competition to be held. "Lovely ladies, welcome!" We all watched as Linda announced to us from the balcony where she stood. I blinked in confusion, wondering how she got there so fast. There were numerous costumes, pieces of jewelry, cosmetics, accessories, and ornaments right in front of us. "The game we are playing today is really easy. There are beauty supplies and products in front of you to help you get ready for the banquet tonight." "There are about a hundred and fifty of you in total." "But... the products are only limited to fifty," she revealed with a smile as she scanned us. "There aren't many or any rules at this level. You have the right to kill anybody who stands in your way of achieving your goals." Did I just hear her say k-kill? I widened my eyes in fear at her statement. We could kill each other? This didn't make any sense. "When the bell jingles, that's a signal to begin." "Each of you who survives will have points added to your pack. These points will determine who will show up at the great dance tonight to see the beast." "I hope you succeed in that. Good luck, fellas!" She exhaled as she turned to leave, bearing her head proudly. My skin started to get goosebumps. The females exchanged terrified looks with one another. I shot Hazel a comforting glance as she gave me a terrified gaze. "Promise to have each other's back?" I whispered, trying to build any iota of confidence. "I promise!" We have to work together in order to survive. I assessed the space by taking note of my surroundings. At the entrance were a few weapons. "We have to get those first," I said to Hazel, who gave a nod in response. Upon hearing the bell, the majority of the ladies rushed in the direction of the products. "Let's go!" I yelled, and we both dragged our weapons. The moment we grabbed some weapons, we started moving toward the remaining products. Hazel and I both grabbed some items. An angry-looking girl brandished an axe as she walked toward Hazel. She was going to hurt her. "Hazel, watch out!" I called out to her, but she could not hear me. Oh no! She was about to hit poor Hazel with the axe. I had to do something. I lunged ahead in fear and hurled my dagger at the lady, causing her to fall to the ground with blood spurting from her neck. D-did I just kill someone? I stood watching in fright. Hazel must have noticed my startled state as she held my hands and closed her eyes fretfully after witnessing the bloody scene. Stealthily, we both tried to move out of the hall, which had turned into a bloody warfare. "Thanks, Camelia!" Hazel muttered gratefully. "No problem." "Really, thank you," she said again. Had I hesitated back then, she would be lying on the ground instead. "Let's leave now!" I said to her, and before we could move, a lady confronted us and threw a dagger toward us fiercely. Luckily, I was quick to duck with Hazel. Hazel and I stood defensively, our backs against each other as we sighted three other girls walking towards us. Their faces were scary, and there was blood on their lips and neck. I knew it was the products in our hands they wanted, but we couldn't just watch and let them have it. Before they could come any closer, I noticed a long rope in the corner. I grabbed it and twirled it in a spin before hurling it in their direction. It seized them at once, causing them to tumble to the ground. Some ladies walked up to them and smashed their heads before dragging the products from them. We sped out of the hall with the rest who survived. I could see Linda and her assistants from where we were positioned. It seemed like they had been watching us because she stood with her head up high, holding the results in her hand. "Welcome to the second phase, ladies." "According to the rule, we only need 50 ladies for the great dance tonight. She snapped her fingers and her assistants came forward with a record on her hand. "Number