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dow amongst shadows, a blind spot. The darkness was my friend, but I've yet to perfect this technique. It drains energy if used for too long, not a lot,

sack deep red and scented the air with its pungency, anyone could mistake it for a stack

s wasn't the main base, not by a long shot, but this is where it'll begin. These were peop

tion'. Fools didn't know that there were so many living among them that if a war broke out, the entire human population could be wiped out. The Dark Council were still debating about the possibility, and I, as th

as a meat possessing farm and a cold storage unit, but inside it acted as a laboratory and storage facility for younger or weaker immortals that had b

night. Attacking at dawn would be the appropriate time as there is a breach in their security when the morning guards replace the night guards. I followed them soundlessly, my boots

t few moments. I'd started noticing them ever since I was little. They liked to follow

were closed, ordering only some of my pets to come with me while the others waited outside in

ls were not just inhaling them, but it was running through their bloodstream in huge amounts, which was the only way chloroform worked on immortals, or the weakest of our race. Even pets weren't chained with such cruelty. Collars with metal spikes that pierced the delicate skin of their neck, hands and legs shackle

gathered around in the centre of the huge warehouse, guns in their hand, which, I was quite certain, didn't contain normal bullets. All the lights were turned on, takin

on and other poisonous metals, the combined scents making it difficult for me to identify them all. It was a shame that they didn't know that nothing would work on me. My pets, the hell hounds, were invisible to human eyes because they were their worst nightmare personified and it gave me the upper hand. They were restless, a

asked in a brave voice, but his insides were anythin

y people...are about to die" I s

power to kill them and they were the rarest creatures in all of the dimensions. I watched them ripping every human in the house to shreds. The humans didn't ev

see a man in a white lab coat trying to run away without

nd sniffed the man, then pulled back its muzzle and growled ferociously in his face, leaving him unconscious with fear. Within minutes everyone in t

ocket and called Rain, my knight.

awaiting command, Your Hi

m forward"

ad brought backup with me so that the immortal prisoners could be tra

live but the situation was under control. The prisoners were freed and my men began to shift them into the truck, wrapping them in warm blankets and providing water if

would be taken to the dungeons and questioned till he answers and I doubt the factory owner would make any complaints. As far as our resear

something, I was not letting go until I had reached the bottom of things. And these