All Chapters of Twisted Fate : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chapter 61: Cold Ring“Yes,” I wonder how did it possible. The black-capped man was for sure a threat from Venon. “We should hurry,” I spoke. I was about to shift.“I think we should bring her with us, you can go now, Rina. Thank you very much for your help. She slowly dropped the girl and nodded. “Most welcome, Lady Zenith.” I gave her a nod and looked at Timor then tilted my head to the unconscious girl. He carried the girl in a bridal style. “I think I should go with you,” Rina suddenly suggested. And the girl floated up again. “You are in a hurry; it would be quicker if you carry less.” “Sure.” I shifted-“No need,” Timor said but Rina ignored him. He was left with no choice but to shift too. I led the way. ‘Alpha!’ I couldn’t even see our pack when I heard someone call me. ‘Gunner,’ I answered. ‘Timor, assist her to the guest room, I need to settle something, I guess.’ I changed my route and went to his location. My speed went slower when I realized where I

Chapter 63: Mysterious Witch “Like they agreed to fight with us?” Gilo clarified my words and I nodded. “H-how?” “It doesn’t matter, as long as we have their aid, that’ll be enough,” I spoke and all their eyes were on Trigonia. “You know that we can not trust them,” Linda said. “Or you just have a trust issue.” Timor surprisingly spoke. "I know that we can not fully trust them, they were cautious in this war. I only asked for a hundred army, not all of them. I hope I can count on them despite the past tragedy.” Timor was quite surprised by my words. I understand his biased judgment, but he must allot a space of doubt in his head. “How’s the witch we brought?” I asked Timor. “She was still unconscious at the clinic, and I think she’s awake now.” He spoke. “One of my armies reported that she was screaming uncontrollably.” “We should have heard it be now,” Gunner said. “Rina put a spell on her to prevent her from escaping.” “Dismiss, we’ll take care of it.” Linda and Liz

Chapter 65: Destruction Lizo and Devon followed. And Gunner already knew that he’d be fighting with me. I saw no fright or alarmed gesture from him. He was more than willing to fight with me because of what I did to Linda and what I said. As expected, Lizo did not fail me and fought flawlessly. Devon may be experienced enough but he was usually driven by anger and a desire to win. He has always been rough. “Done,” I said after Lizo scratched his arm. I stood up and Gunner was already waiting for me. “Do you want me to shift?” I asked him. “Any form will do.” He said and shifted. I shifted and jumped away when he suddenly attacked. I used my forehead to push him back and it was my turn to attack. I tried to bite his leg, but he used his other foot to claw my head, so I turned to avoid it. ‘Does it hurt your ego?’ I asked him and he jumped to me. ‘You know I hate being played.’ I did not care where he was rooting. He must know his place and take the situation professiona

Chapter 67: Linda’s FrustrationI woke up earlier than planned when I remembered the reward I promised. I had no clue what to give them so check my belongings. I think they need something that’d help them. I visited Gunner in his house and left the enchanted dagger with him. I got it from Aunt Zinny’s house before. I gave Gilo magic boots. It has a hidden blade to use when fighting. I noticed he was good at using his feet. I gave the other a vial to heal any kind of wounds and even an antidote to any poison. After distributing those rewards, I walked to where I told them to gather. Timor was already there waiting quietly. Sitting under the tree. “What was the barrier for?” He asked when I sat next to him. “To keep everyone inside safe from an unexpected ambush, and to make sure no one would go far from my watch. “When will we be ready for this war?” “No long enough, sooner or later.” “We’d just wait like this?” He was probably tired of this war. “Who told you we’re ju

Chapter 69: The AssemblingWe shouldn’t waste a second, I knew they were preparing too. This calm wind and fine day were enough signs for me. I leaned on the trunk and closed my eyes; I should assemble my army for this coming war. “I need a break, Lizo. Go and rest.” “So, you were pretending that you did not feel our presence back there?” I knew he would use that technique on me. “No, I could just smell your scent this close.” He was right behind me. “What do you need?” He was slowly turning into an annoying stalker. “I saw you ran in this direction; I thought you saw something suspicious.” “I just need to think,” I answered instantly.“Then think and I’ll guard you.” I sighed and refused to speak more. I closed my eyes and tried to rest. “I knew you were avoiding me to not give any false hope.” He suddenly spoke. “I know I should not hope, I know my limit. But can you let me stay by your side to protect you?” Hearing his words, I could barely recognize him, the Lizo I m