Man at War – Excerpt No. 133

To prevent another attack, Marc used up more of his blood to distance himself. By the time he slowed Marc was fifty-three paces away, staring down the creature with a bloodied paw. He could see it had trouble standing, but that was not enough to end it.

“I wonder if it learned a lesson…”

That long and angry howl certainly confirmed that it had not. Although Marc supposed that he should be thankful there were no replies.

He holstered his pistol and pulled out another. At this point, he knew that more exchanges like that would end up with him a chew toy. Time to take a page from Murphy’s playbook.

a cinematic photo of a massive Hulking Werewolf struggling to stand on one of its hind legs, letting out a fierce howl, with a deep visible gash on its left side, set against the backdrop of a desolate bombed out town at night, with only remnants of a road remaining, under a dark and ominous sky, captured through the lens of photography, with intense lighting and dramatic shadows accentuating the werewolf's facial features, including sharp teeth and glowing eyes, and the devastated townscape.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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