All Chapters of Incognito : Chapter 31 - Chapter 39

Another mystery?Claud's eyes fluttered open, his vision blurry as he tried to make sense of his surroundings. His body felt heavy, every muscle aching from the recent battle. Slowly, he pushed himself up, blinking away the haze. He found himself in a dimly lit room, the air thick with the scent of old wood and dust. The walls were made of rough-hewn timber, and the flickering light of a single lantern cast eerie shadows around the space.His mind raced, memories of the fight with the demon and the subsequent collapse flooding back. They had succeeded in banishing the demon, but the toll had been severe. Claud’s senses heightened, picking up every creak of the wooden structure and the distant rustle of leaves outside. Someone had moved them while they were unconscious. But who? And why?Pushing himself to his feet, Claud began to survey the room. It was sparsely furnished, with only a rickety table and a couple of old chairs. The air was cool, carrying a faint, musty smell that hinted

Close callThey were back at the building that collapsed due to their fight. The wreckage was not as plenty as it was before they passed out. The local authorities had gotten to work already in clearing the place.“It’s late” Claud said, looking at Lupa and Lycidas. “Perfect time to go to a club. There’s no need to go back to verdant. Unless you’re too exhausted to continue.”“I got regeneration.” Lycidas replied. “I don’t feel fatigue. Too bad Lupa can’t relate.”“Just shut up.” Lupa said. “So what’s the plan?”“We have to remain in our human form to avoid detection by the vampires. We’ll be a team of three.” Claud said. “Lycidas you’ll be on distraction duty. You’ll go in, talk to the vampire guiding the door to the inner room. If you can distract her long enough, Lupa will go in using her water powers to turn into mist but just in case you can’t create that space for Lupa, I’ll use the vents to access the room. Vampires don’t really need air as they’re already dead but humans do an

Tables turning My heartbeat which was lowering because of the blood loss starts gaining strength and pace again. My breathing starts to get roughen as well and I feel a sudden burst of energy flow into my body out of nowhere.It has begun. My body’s energy finally came back. Hmph, took it long enough. I don’t know what she put inside me that delayed the regeneration so much but now she’s in trouble.All the fear inside my mind initially, disappeared. She committed a crime by kidnapping me so I have to punish her with my rod. If you know what I mean, wink-wink. “Mmm—mmph?” Zakira’s moan changes to a little surprised one as a sudden inflow of more fresh blood enters into her mouth. I could tell that she was expecting the blood to stop coming and for me to die.Even my cock which had started to become flaccid from blood loss regained its hardness. Zakira’s pussy was still working hard in milking out more cum from my cock but unlike before, it has stopped shooting semen out like a

First Phase IIElena moved forward and went into a fighting stance, her determination palpable. She knew that convincing Claud meant proving her worth, and this was her chance. She took a deep breath, focusing her energy and preparing to give her all.Lupa stood a few feet away, her expression calm and composed. She nodded slightly, signaling Elena to begin. With a quick exhale, Elena launched her first attack, a swift punch aimed at Lupa’s midsection. Lupa easily sidestepped the blow, her movements fluid and precise.Elena spun on her heel, following up with a high kick aimed at Lupa’s head. Again, Lupa dodged effortlessly, leaning back just enough for the kick to miss by a hair’s breadth. Elena’s frustration began to mount, but she didn’t let it deter her. She knew she had to keep trying.With a burst of speed, Elena launched a flurry of punches and kicks, her movements a blur. Each strike was precise and powerful, but Lupa moved with the grace and agility of a dancer, evading each

The Heist IIThey retraced their steps through the catacombs, moving as quickly and quietly as possible. When they emerged from the hidden passage, the nightclub was in full swing above them. They slipped out unnoticed, blending into the shadows as they made their way back to Verdant.Once they were safely back in the basement, Claud turned to Zakaria. “You did good, Zakaria. Thank you.”Zakaria nodded, her expression relieved. “I’m just glad we made it out alive.”Lycidas unrolled one of the scrolls, his eyes scanning the ancient text. “This is it. This is the proof we need to expose the arbiter.”Lupa frowned. “But we still have to stop the vampires from turning more humans. We can’t let this continue.”Claud nodded in agreement. “We need to find concrete evidence to show the council. They won’t believe us without proof.”Zakaria stepped forward. “I know where we can find that evidence. The vampires keep detailed records of their activities in a hidden archive. If we can get in ther