Chapter 80
Rayden brought the boulder down with terrifying force onto the man's left leg.
The rock weighed at least one or two tons. It fell like judgment.
The result was instant.
Bone shattered like brittle glass.
A crack echoed through the clearing, followed by a scream so sharp it felt like it could slice the air itself. The man shrieked violently, pitifully, thrashing against the dirt as agony swallowed him whole.
No one showed mercy.
Rayden smiled like a child playing with toys.
Grah watched with a blank, monotone expression. If anything, the wolf just wanted this over with. The memory of that massive serpent still crawled under his skin. The sooner they left this place, the better.
The scavenger screamed until his voice broke.
Then he fainted.
"Well. Still not enough," Rayden muttered.
He lifted the boulder again.
And slammed it down on the other leg.
Another brutal impact.
Another sickening crack.
