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Chapter 109

Author: Jane Doe
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Blakely

My immortal reflexes worked something fierce, because my first instinct when I awoke was to start swinging. Before I even managed to pry my eyelids open, my fist made contact with a scruff-covered face.

A familiar yell pierced my ears.

I blinked, clearing the fog from my eyes to find Rocco of all people just a few feet away. He clutched his nose, blood spurting from the broken bone. It seeped into the raggedy tunic and breeches he wore, soaking into the dirt at his feet.

“You blue-haired bitch!” He sputtered, gasping and sputtering as I stared at him. “Well, what in the hell was that for?”

I stood from the wooden bench I’d been placed on and quickly scanned my surroundings. There were four walls around me, all comprised of hard packed dirt. A few rusty lockers sat on either side of a wooden door set with thick metal bars.

“You kidnapped me.” I snapped, “Did you expect me to hug you for it? Call me a bitch again and I’ll break more than just your nose.”

Rocco cocked his h
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In this Chapter: Draco: God of the Lycans. Orion: God of the Mages. Azrael: God of the Wolves. Blakely: Goddess of the Moon. Ulrich: God of Bloodshed and War. Adira: Goddess of the Hunt. Ozul: God of Shadows. Sephtis: God of Death.

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tyebug2015
Uh, this feels totally out of left field.I don't understand how this battle contributes to the overall plot
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Jane Doe
Rocco is the human male introduced when they first go to the city of 1000 faces! Around chapter 40 I believe
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Who is Rocco?
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