The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 338

Chapter 338: Chapter 338 Sudden Turn Of Events

Slowly, almost mockingly, it curled its lips into a sinister grin, revealing a jagged lower fang that made it look more like a nightmare than a beast of flesh.

Addison’s heart plummeted.

She didn’t dare look away, not for a second. The moment she averted her gaze, she feared the creature would be on her, hurling her through the air like the others. Death would then come swiftly and brutally.

No. She refused. She would not die so easily.

Her children still needed her; they would be devastated if she died in some distant place like this. She had promised them she’d return, even teasing them with the promise of delicious food when they met again.

It was the only way she could convince them to leave and stay hidden with her parents’ arrangement, safe from enemies and safe from Zion discovering them too soon.

Just then—

"Growl!"

Before anyone could react, a shadow lunged and sank its fangs into the back of the berserk ogre’s neck.

"ROAR!"

The berserk ogre staggered to a halt, thrashing wildly as it clawed at its own back. No matter how it twisted or reached, it couldn’t touch what was tearing into its flesh. It spun in circles, both massive hands fumbling in desperation.

Only then did Addison see the attacker; it was Zion.

The man who should have been lying broken and healing at the sidelines was instead ripping into the ogre’s back with raw, merciless strength.

But he wasn’t fully himself anymore.

He hadn’t shifted completely into his wolf form, yet neither was he human. He stood upright on two powerful wolf-like legs, his hands twisted into savage claws, and his face was a wolf’s head as he let out a terrifying snarl.

"Grrr..." Zion’s guttural growl rumbled as his clawed arms sank deep into the berserk ogre’s back, anchoring himself there so he wouldn’t be thrown off. The monster howled in fury and pain, thrashing wildly as it tried in vain to reach him.

Addison, still in a defensive stance, froze in shock. Zion wasn’t simply attacking; he was ’devouring’ the ogre piece by piece.

His jaws sank into its flesh, tearing out bloody chunks before spitting them out, while his claws raked and ripped over and over again. He didn’t go for a killing blow. Instead, he made the monster suffer, shredding its back until it was nothing but a mangled, dripping ruin.

"Z-Zion?" Addison whispered, her voice trembling. She wasn’t sure if the feral beast before her was truly him, but no matter how desperately she searched, she couldn’t see Zion anywhere else.

The beast clinging to the berserk ogre suddenly went still, halting its brutal assault. The pause gave the ogre just enough time to drop to its knees with a guttural howl of agony. Slowly, the feral beast turned its head toward her.

Its crimson eyes glinted with streaks of gold, as though a flicker of sanity was struggling to surface.

"Are you... Zion?" Addison asked hesitantly.

The beast had Zion’s midnight-black fur, but instead of the familiar golden eyes of a werewolf, its gaze was blood-red, and saliva dripped heavily from its snarling maw.

After casting her a brief glance, the feral beast resumed tearing into the ogre’s back, each strike brimming with unrestrained fury. The very monster Addison had feared would end her life was now reduced to a pitiful state, dying a gruesome death under the beast’s wrath.

The ogre’s neck was nearly torn through, blood pouring like a waterfall, while the feral beast’s maw dripped scarlet and its dark fur was matted with gore.

Yet even with the ogre already collapsed and its body reverting to its normal form, eyes frozen wide in agony, the feral beast did not relent. It clawed and bit again and again, as though consumed by the need to vent every shred of its rage.

"Zion..." Addison called again, her voice trembling. Deep down, she could feel that the feral beast before her was indeed him.

Zion’s POV

’Fucking move!’ I kept telling myself, again and again, forcing my body to respond. I thought I could take on the ogres alone, buy Addison enough time for another sneak attack, but my overconfidence cost me. I was thrown back several meters away, bones shattered, ribs broken.

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