Twins Fate: The Useless Omega's Awakening

ade everyone more competitive, was finally here. Eyes shining wi

the silver-eyed man, his wolves, and the feeling of having to make a decision soon. Howev

by Rowan's voice. His eyes were sparkling, an

nvey confidence, I

en. Take care not to fall behind. Before changing into h

and our father. Her honey-blonde fur sparkled in the early morning sun, giving her a fierce a

o this, I told m

t sport. Strength, skill, and devotion to our pack are put to the test. Ke

fur and teeth, the pack charged forward. I shifted and jumped into the forest, feeling the adrenaline rush of

behind. The sound of our thunderous paws sent deer, wild boar, and even s

in her eye that could have been a challenge or even a warning. She then veered to the

ated. However, curiosity compelled me. What's she doing?

l reverberated t

ing to lose me on purpose. As the branches whirled by, scratching my sides, I

e emerged from the dense forest into a small clearing.

ing me? Her low, threa

I stopped. Why did

ils. Daisy, maybe I

steady, I inquired. Do y

ossibly fear, in her eyes. You completely know

llion and shook my hea

ser, and her eyes lit up with rage

ce as I heard a low, threatening growl echo throughout the clearing. A massive, unknown w

tion on the wolf. She said in an extrem

e force as it snarled and shifted its gaze betwe

ghtening my throat, I

prepared to fight. However, the odd wolf's eyes appeared to be drawn to me, as thoug

Daisy" through clenched t

ou," I stammered, however al

a low, rumbling growl. Dahlia abruptly jumped f

w!" She yelled in

fixed its intense gaze on me while I was frozen in plac

ng at me so inten

growled. Daisy, as it is more than j

ble to comprehen

h as their bodies collided. As they fell to the ground, their claws and fur became a blur. While Dahlia fought, her strengt

my senses became more acute and my own claws became longer. Without t

Dahlia yelled, but

It perplexed me, and I landed hard, the effect shaking through me. My vision blurred

d upon me. But... how

er face. Daisy, I'm not sure. But if you don'

rom the strange dreams to the man, the wolves, and now this creature, all poi

t know wher

er face. Then you must prepare for it beca

ft, leaving me al