Hudderson looked around, and when he couldn’t see anyone, he turned to Cairo. “Come close.” He whispered, and then he continued scouring, but the only things he could see apart from the mountains were trees, dry leaves, and bushes. The sound returned after a while, and this time, it was closer than the last time. Hudderson was forced to turn to his right, and that was when he saw three figures marching vehemently toward him like shadows in the dark.They towered above six feet, and it was hard to tell if they were humans or not. Cairo thought he was brave enough, but the sight of the figures sent him closer to Hudderson, and he grabbed his jacket, holding onto it while he tried to get a grip on himself. His heart was beating very fast, and when the figures were getting closer, he moved to Hudderson’s back, prompting him to shield him.Hudderson kept his wide eyes on the figures while Cairo peeped from behind him, still holding onto his jacket.“Who dares disturb the peace of the

“You are going to take me to this cave, and you better not be lying to me. I will feed your body to the vultures!” Hudderson warned, and the wolf man nodded with tears in his eyes. “That’s the truth! I would never lie to you!” He took a deep breath, attempting to get a grip on himself.It seemed like he was losing his breath, especially each time he looked at the dead wolf man that Hudderson had killed with just his hand. The memory had refused to leave his mind, and he was aware that he was going to suffer the same fate if he did what was asked of him. When Hudderson eventually let go of him, he gasped for air, crawling away in a hurry. “Get up!” The Supreme Ruler ordered, and the wolf man pushed himself up, ignoring all the pain in his body, including his weakness. He tried to remain still, but he staggered and fell, grunting as his bones reminded him that Hudderson had dislocated some of them after he delivered a life-threatening kick to his legs. But he knew that remaining o

“Surprising, isn’t it?” Hudderson broke his silence after a while, his eyes glaring at the Wolf King. He paused for a while, taking two steps forward. “Where is the boy?” He asked, his voice dripping with so much impatience. “You are not going to find him!” Damon growled at him, his eyes sparking with both annoyance and tension.He tried to fight off the cringe that gripped him, but it was too intense for him to handle. “Leave this place, at once!” He pointed to the exit, his eyes burning with annoyance. Hudderson took a deep breath, taking two extra steps forward. “Not without the boy.” He said with an angry tone, growling inwardly. “Just hand him over, Damon. Don’t make this more difficult for yourself. Hand the boy over or I will kill you.” Damon gulped down noisily, his eyes reflecting the terror that was buried deep inside them, inflicted on him by Hudderson’s words. His fear began to linger until he felt a raw energy surging inside him. He looked up, and then he closed

CHAPTER HUNDRED AND NINE Hudderson protected the plant, keeping it safe inside his jacket.Then he looked around him, and he could see that some of the rocks were beginning to roll toward him, aiming to stone him to the ground.It was obvious that all of this was because of the plant he had taken, seeming like it was a life force for it. Hudderson took a deep breath, and then he began to climb down the mountain, holding still with all his might.The shaking had made the mountain slippery, but Hudderson knew that even the slightest mistake could end his life. He took a deep breath while he was still hanging just below the apex of the mountain, and as soon as he had gotten a grip on himself, he continued, speeding down the mountain. He was fast, so fast that Cairo marveled while looking up at him.As soon as he landed on the ground, he turned to the boy who was squatting by a corner, covering his face. “Come on, boy! Let’s get out of here!” He said loudly, and as soon as Cairo ran

CHAPTER HUNDRED AND ELEVEN Hudderson felt an intense rage surging through his nerves. He slowly took down the phone, and then he ended it. The moment he returned it to his pocket, he took a deep breath, turning to the head of the guard. “I beg you, my friend. Ask your men to leave the road so that we can drive through.” He said with the most polite tone he could think of, feeling the rage burning inside him. He felt his chest tightening, and wished that he wasn’t going to have to do anything violent. He remained silent but impatient, watching as the guard drew closer to him until there was just about two inches of space between them.The guard snorted, his eyes glowing with arrogance and disdain.He looked at Hudderson again, and with a low tone, he blurted, “What if I say no?”Slap! Punches! Another slap! And a kick that sent him to the ground, knocking him out instantly.Hudderson roared, grabbing the two guards who had tried to get to the man hiding behind him. He jammed