Chapter 56 What He Want

Compared to Kyle, Rosette was weaker and less experienced. He was powerful, of course, but that wasn't his primary weapon. He plotted, exploited, and anticipated. He had seen every move she had, in any combination she tried to use them, and his energy for this game was boundless.

'I'm not as good at this as you are,' she finally called out to him, standing still for what seemed the first time in hours.

'If the renegade wolves,' he said, walking in front of her as the large black wolf, 'were more in number or had paid attention to the training I offered, you could have been hurt. I teach the smaller, weaker wolves to fight together and to fight dirty. Your instincts are good, you are fast, and you have good stamina; however, your moves lack sophistication. You haven't learned to anticipate your opponent's tactics or developed any sense of strategy.'

It was a harsh statement, but it was the truth. This reminded her of all the rigorous attending physicians she'd co