The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

Chapter 3165

His long spear cut through the air at an unbelievable speed.

The military helicopter's alarm blared noisily, but the crew was caught off guard.

Before they could take necessary precautions, the spear stabbed across the windshield into the pilot's body. The pilot died on the spot.

The helicopter's alarm kept blaring as it was under attack.

Subsequently, the helicopter plummeted to the ground as dense clouds of smoke spiraled from its body.

Crash!

A deafening boom rang out as the helicopter burst into flames after crashing.

Everyone in the town stared at the raging flames, tension visibly etched on their faces.

Outside the defensive wall, the werewolves whooped excitedly and chanted the name of the werewolf warrior who destroyed the helicopter repeatedly, "Aroke, Aroke, Aroke..." Even Raytor gave Aroke an approving look.

Aroke's attack was a resounding success. Not only did he earn the respect of his fellow werewolves, but he also gained the approval of the Alpha Wolf. Aroke couldn't help but swell with pride. He howled in Nathan's direction, making a few provoking and insulting gestures.

Nathan's expression turned as dark as thunder.

Beside him, Colin, Sevan, and the rest were simmering with anger.

face darken, and his gaze turned icy. His superior vision allowed him

tore through him as he whirled around to grab a new spear from

target wasn't the helicopter anymore; it

in Aroke's action but

out if Nathan was

he missed his target, his strike would compel Nathan to duck hastily, putting him in his place and shaking the confidence of the humans. Aroke lifted the spear up high. With

Whoosh!

through the air and heading straight for

the humans blanched

had witnessed Aroke's capability a while ago. He was strong

was clear Nathan would perish here if he failed to dodge the

Nathan didn't budge

took

What?

agape as he stared in

whooping excitedly a while ago fell silent and gaped at

believe that Nathan had caught the spear tossed out

in the town were

composure and come

theses, even after

amount of time

s to