The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 93

Chapter 93 Ambush Practice

The team came at Karl again, spread out and sneaking up on him through the dorm building, with one even leaping out of the window.

[Now.] Karl ordered the beasts, sending them into the battlefield.

Hawk moved to intercept the flying target, while Rae spit out a large mass of web to trip another, and Thor went with his signature charge, throwing another man high into the air with a flick of his thick neck.

The three of them crashed to the ground at the same second, and Rita blew her whistle.

"Karl, how did you know that they were coming?" She demanded.

"A side effect of bonding Hawk. I have fantastic peripheral vision, and I can focus on any spot I can see without moving my head. I had all three of them located before they attacked." Karl explained.

"Then was it necessary to throw me again?" One of the men wheezed, climbing to his knees.

Thor had gotten the same target twice in a row. Although he didn't spear the man between the legs this time, the two upper horns made for an excellent tossing platform, and he had peaked well over five metres in the air.

"He didn't injure you this time. I mean, with the hit. The sudden stop at the end looks like it wasn't much fun." Karl amended.

"Are they aware of what is happening around you before you call them out?" One of the men asked.

"Probably more than I am. I don't know how much they can actually see, but they do have a solid awareness of their surroundings." Karl explained.

"Alright, so it's not easy to sneak up on you either. We should check on Agent A, he looks a bit rough." The wheezing man replied, referring to the one that Hawk had intercepted.

Alice rushed over, and noticed that the man was conscious, but having a deep moment of personal introspection as he stared at the sky and began to question his life choices.

"Is anything broken? I have healing potions from the Witches." Alice offered.

"Just my pride. Can you fix that?" He asked, and Alice noticed that there were six deep scratches in his training armour.

Not only had Hawk knocked him out of the air, his attack had broken the man's Guard and Hawk's claws tore up his armour before dropping him on the ground.

"It feels like we were the ones who got ambushed." The third man agreed, nursing a twisted ankle.