Chapter 109
“Okay now,” the Kitsune flew ahead and shot out her hand so that they could all see the dark manna that enveloped it. “I haven’t got all day p>
Koan pushed Nancy aside and came to stand Infront of everyone, Raiden behind him.
“You can’t just suddenly crawl out of your hole, barge Into my pack, kill my men and then try to kill us. Are you scheming or do you just have a thing for killing psychopathically p>
“Both.” She flew closer and stepped down, her Killing intent so strong that Raiden felt his knees weaken, however, Koan didn’t twitch, even as she walked close to.him, so close, she seductively ran her hand over the rim of his colar, eyeing him with a smile.
“You’re quite the prince charming, Alpha. Guess I’m going to spare your life after I kill everyone, and keep you as my cosplay pet thingy p>
“I thought you guys were wiped out of existence or something.” Liliana said, disbelief in her eyes.
“Oh no sweetheart. We were just… on a… how do I say this… vacation?” She smiled at her and Liliana felt shivers run down her spine.
“Why are you here? Just how many of you are still alive? And the first thing you do is kill my men p>
She turned to Koan and leaned closer, coyly glancing at him before running her hands from the rim of his colar to the back of his neck.
“Oh, you don’t have to know… but I can tell you if you willingly let me take you away to my village p>
It took all of Nancy’s willpower not to launch at the woman who was bodly gazing at Koan with a sultry gaze.
However, the woman suddenly turned to her and she glared at her when their eyes met, but the dark gold eyes beauty only smiled broadly before stepping back, her eyes darting from Nancy to Koan.
“Interesting~” She drawled to herself.
She stared longingly at Nancy before slowly lifting herself up, floating above the mountain once again.
“I’ll be back,” She tauntingly said. “But before then, try to stay alive, okay p>
Without warning, she blasted the sides of the mountains where Liliana stood before flying away in maximum speed, not even giving anyone the chance to react to her sudden change of mind to kill them.
“Liliana!” Koan yelled out in panic.
The hit was too sudden, so Liliana was unable to jump to the other side and fell along with the side of the mountain, debris falling to the ground below.
The pack warriors fell along with her and hit the ground above, their body parts disorienting in several places, blood pooling underneath them.
Liliana was left alive as she quickly grabbed onto a branch which was growing along with other plants at the side of the mountain.
Her entire body was dangling down the mountain of 20 feet, her grip on the branch her only means of life- to hold onto.
Sweat beaded her forehead at once and her heart skidded to a halt for a brief moment as she made a mistake of looking down.
Before Koan or Raiden could even move, Nancy leaped forward, falling flat on her stomach to the ground, leaning very close to the edge of the mountain to help Liliana.
“Nancy!” Liliana almost sang In relief, breathing hard, a small smile forming on her face on seeing her face up ahead.
“Just hold onto the branch, okay? Shift and use your claws to dig into the branch. I don’t think your palms would hold onto the branch much longer p>
Lilian yelled again as one hand loosened from the branch before she finally got a grip and held onto the thick branch with two hands.
“I- If I shift… I’ll be much heavier and I don’t think the branch would hold my weight p>
“Nancy. Get away from there.” Koan yelled at her hysterically, yanking out of Raiden’s grip to step forward.
She turned to them, noticing they were getting close.
“Don’t come any closer. Here isn’t steady yet. We might fall and end up all dying!” She screamed at them and the two men stepped back, staring at her like she had grown a third eye.
She ignored them and stared down at Liliana again who was panicking, but trying to hold onto the branch which was getting harder as her palms turned more sweaty by the second.
“Don’t look down, Okay?” She reminded her and she solemnly nodded.
Nancy looked back up for anything that could help her and she finally found a scorched arm of one of the previously killed hunters. Grimacing, she grabbed it without hesitation and leaned in close- so close, half her body was leaning over the cliff so that the arm could reach her.
It was absurd and completely disturbing- her plan. But there was no other choice. She couldn’t lean in as far as she wanted; she could fall as well and take Liliana down with her. On where she lay wasn’t durable and was likely to fall if Raiden or Koan had to come close, since the same place she lay suffered a bit from the Kitsune’s hit.
The arm was the only strong and useful thing she could use right now.
“Just lean a little bit close Nancy, please.” Liliana pleaded, her eyes brimming with tears from the wind, her voice getting shaky as debris fell onto her shoulders from the effort of her pull on the branch, evident that the branch wasn’t going to be durable enough to hold her weight much longer.
Nancy sighed in fear, noting the look of desperation in her friend’s eyes.
If she leaned any closer, she might fall, but if she didn’t, she wasn’t sure Lilian would reach for the arm.
Koan felt his heart pound against his rib cage, for the first time being helpless in a situation, scared for his cousin.
He saw Nancy, holding a f**king dead person’s arm, risking her life to save someone she’s barely known for a long time.
For all the trashy things he’d done to her, this was definitely the right opportunity for her to pay him back, but no. She was risking her life to save her because she knew how important she was to him. She cared about his cousin too.
Selfless and considerate. He thought, a slight glint of admiration in his eyes as he looked at her.