I Am His Luna by Fanny Brook

Chapter 37 

Enzo’s POV 

I couldn’t let Andrea go to the border and face those Rogues. 

She has received proper training and had been trapped in Alpha Michael’s villa for nineteen years. 

She has no combat or fighting experience. So, I didn’t stop Cindy from saying those hurting words to Andrea. 

Cindy was right. She wouldn’t be of any help on the battlefield. But that didn’t mean she would be a burden to me. I just couldn’t bear the slightest possibility of her getting hurt. Just like today. 

I knew she hadn’t hurt her knee, but I picked her up nevertheless because even a slight bruise on her distressed me. 

I’ve seen her on the verge of death, which nearly killed me. That’s why I couldn’t allow her to follow me into the battlefield. Her lips moved lightly, as though she wanted to say something more. But in the end, she just forced a bitter smile and said, “Go on then. You’ll definitely win.” I pulled her into my arms and kissed her forehead gently. “Wait for me.” Half an hour later, Kyle brought a team and met with me. He had tied his long blonde hair back, revealing his dashing eyebrows. 

“Are you ready for this, partner?” I asked as I thumped Kyle’s chest. 

Kyle placed a hand on my shoulder and revealed a crooked smile, “I can finally exercise my muscles a little.” 

I had set up barriers at the borders, but it would only hold for a while, so we needed to speed things up. We reached the frontier upon sunset. 

end here. With booming howling, my soldiers and I shifted to our wolf form and dashed

fear of death in

I ended that fear for

body, while flesh and blood drenched the battlefield,

out continuously. The earth was a deeper scarlet than dusk.

red eyes, their faces

a living hell. The disgusting scent of blood mingled with smoke and dust lingered in the air, War had always been cruel, and

a total

till the full moon was hanging high.

threw a log into the fire to

glowed under the light of the fire, the remains of killing intent

catch their leader,”

the rush?

picked up the flame scorched blade and aimed it at the wolf poisoned area. Then, I

closed his eyes and pulled a cigarette out of nowhere.

only a little blood on his face and several layers of mud on

soldier who helped you today?” I asked while I wrapped a bandage around my wound.

so werid? But since he didn’t want to talk about it, I didn’t push further.

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over my wound, leaving without a word after a few