Roar!Thick fog rolled down from the top of the hill, accompanied by a strange, guttural roar that echoed loudly in Mya and Leah’s ears. Neither of them said a word. Their brows furrowed deeply, and cold sweat dripped down their temples and foreheads as they stared ahead like they were witnessing an incoming catastrophe.The first girl didn’t seem too shocked—perhaps not at all. After all, just a few weeks ago, she’d commanded a horde of goblins herself—before Marc annihilated every last one of them. If anything surprised her now, it was the sheer number of these monsters. This… this was way beyond what she expected.The second girl, on the other hand, had never seen anything this grotesque—this horrifying. Her disgust toward Marvel now felt mild in comparison.“Mya, tell me what we’re supposed to do!”Leah clenched both fists tightly, channeling over half of her internal energy into them

Roar!While the Scorpions were still frozen in shock, watching one of their own get torn to pieces, more goblins came charging in, leaping toward them with terrifying speed.Their movements were agile—almost cat-like, but with the ruthless intent of wolves hunting prey."Aaargh! Help me! It’s biting my leg!"Another Scorpion member hit the ground hard as a goblin latched onto his thigh and yanked him down like a predator dragging off its kill."Don’t let it eat me! I don’t wanna die!"Crash! Crash!His screams didn’t last long. A pack of goblins swarmed him, ripping his arms, head, and torso apart in seconds, devouring him like rabid animals.“Holy shit…”Bulldog was speechless.He had seen his share of carnage—war zones, back-alley shootouts, bloodbaths in city streets. But nothing compared to what was unfolding before him now.These creatures—ugly, twisted, and downright disgusting—were far more savage than he'd ever imagined. Fiercer than wild beasts. More vicious than tigers.Whil

“Urgh!”Brad’s body lurched forward as a hot bullet pierced his back. Moments later, he felt warm liquid trickling down his spine—pain and burning finally catching up to him.He had never been shot before. Heck, he hadn’t even held a gun until a week ago, when he was forced to join Scorpion.His family was homeless and unemployed. Brad, who had never received formal education because he'd spent his entire life working to support them, didn’t stand a chance at getting hired anywhere. In times like these, no diploma meant no job—period.In the end, he signed up with Scorpion, assigned to guard duty and janitorial work. But for some reason, Marvel had ordered him to tag along on this mission today.He was in pain, sure—but Brad couldn’t afford to stop here. If he did, these man-eating monsters would gladly make him their next meal.Bang! Bang! Bang!Amid the chaos, more gunshots rang out—headed straight for him. But to his relief, the bullets struck the goblins surrounding him instead.T

“Urgh!”Brad staggered forward, every step heavier than the last. His vision was starting to blur, and his body felt weaker by the second.He had managed to escape the swarm of goblins, but the pain in his back wasn’t letting up—in fact, it was getting worse. He could also feel the blood soaking through his clothes, oozing more and more with each passing moment.“I can’t stop here. I need to get farther away. Just a little more.”But the moment he made that promise to himself, a wave of dizziness crashed over him. His head started spinning, and dark spots danced across his sight.Thud!Brad collapsed onto the ground, unable to stay on his feet.Roar!The guttural snarl of a goblin echoed from somewhere close behind him.He’d only encountered these terrifying creatures tonight, but he was already learning their habits. They had an uncanny sense of smell when it came to blood. Just one drop was enough to send them into a frenzy.“Damn it. It must’ve picked up the scent from my clothes..

Roar! Roar! Roar!As if responding to the distant gunfire echoing in the night, the goblins grew louder and more erratic—howling, snarling, baring their teeth with bizarre gestures and guttural screams that sent chills crawling up Leah’s spine.She’d been gripped by an unshakable fear ever since she’d been trapped here, and the grotesque spectacle before her wasn’t helping. But something shifted when she remembered she wasn’t truly alone. The Scorpion Gang was out there. Armed and ruthless. That thought alone lightened the crushing weight pressing down on her chest.“Why should I be afraid?” she told herself. “Those brutes came loaded with enough weapons to wipe out every last one of these disgusting creatures.”With that comforting thought, Leah's fear began to fade, replaced by a fragile sense of confidence. All she had to do was wait. Just a little longer until the Scorpions cleared the courtyard of goblins. Then, she’d signal them. They’d come for her. It was all going to be okay.