Otto pov:I stood in the middle of the police station, my eyes scanning the room as I listened to one of my police officers. He looked pale and worried, his eyes darting back and forth as he spoke."Sir, we have reason to believe that the beast is about to attack the police barracks," he said, his voice shaking slightlyI raised an eyebrow, folding my arms across my chest. "And what makes you think that?""We received a tip from a reliable source, sir," he replied, his eyes never leaving mine. "We have reason to believe that the beast is angry and looking for revenge."I shook my head, a small smile playing at the corner of my mouth. "The barracks are more secure than ever before," I said confidently. "I highly doubt the beast would be foolish enough to try and attack us here.The police officer nodded slowly, still looking uncertain. "But sir, we have to be prepared for anything. We can't let our guard down."I sighed, placing a reassuring hand on his shoulder. "Don't worry," I said.

Otto pov:"If you want to survive, then go to the roof of this building. " I spoke to one of the Club workers. "And who are you to give us a directive?" He responded rudely."You're just a drunk," he added."I am a police officer," I said firmly."The beast is homophobia to heights above 444 metres," I added. "He is right, we should follow him." A female waitress spoke to the worker, who was adamant. "Alright, this way!." He pointed towards a direction of a gigantic skyscraper. Some use the elevator, while others use the staircase. As the workers and the clubbers rushed upstairs, I stood at the entrance with my gun, ready to defend them. I could hear the beasts growling and scratching at the door, trying to force their way in.Suddenly, I heard the sound of shattering glass. One of the beasts had broken through the window. I quickly aimed my gun and fired, burning the beast to ashes. The other beasts seemed to retreat for a moment."Come on, hurry up!" I shouted to the people as

AINA pov:Luck was on our side as the helicopter we got into was the only one selected to go for the mission. As the helicopter started to take off, I held onto the young mother's hand tightly. My heart was racing as I tried to calm myself down. We were lucky that we were able to get into the helicopter undetected.I looked around the helicopter and saw that it was loaded with fireguns. It made me feel uneasy knowing that we were going into a dangerous situation. "Are you also part of us?" One of the police officers asked me.I kept mute for some minutes before replying to him."Yes ." "On whose orders? " He lambasted me with another question. I watched him leave for the cockpit as he was being summoned by Lorenzo. I overheard one of the policemen asking Lorenzo if he had called the female police officers for the operation. Lorenzo responded with a yes, and I felt relieved knowing that we were not alone in this. But at the same time, I couldn't help but feel worried for the safet

Otto pov:She looked at me with concern in her eyes and spoke in a gentle voice."Otto, you need to rest. Your body has been through a lot of stress and you need to take it easy for a while," she said.I nodded weakly, feeling grateful for her care and attention. "How long do you think I'll need to stay here?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.Ekamaya looked at me kindly, "I think you should be here for at least a week. We need to monitor your condition closely and make sure you're getting the proper treatment and care."I sighed, feeling frustrated at the thought of being stuck in the hospital for so long. But I knew she was right, I needed to focus on recovering and getting back to full health."Okay," I said, "I'll do my best to rest and take it easy."Ekamaya smiled at me, "Good. We're here to help you and support you every step of the way."As she turned to leave the room, I couldn't help but feel grateful for her kindness and care. I closed my eyes and let myself drift o

Aina:I drove my car down the busy street, my mind was preoccupied with thoughts of work and the stress that came with it. But as I turned the corner and caught sight of the blue-painted building with "Solo Thera" written on top, my mood lifted slightly.The building was tall, at least four stories high, and had a professional look to it. It was set back from the road, with a small parking lot in front, and several large windows on each floor that let in plenty of natural light. As I parked my car and made my way to the entrance.I climbed the stairs to the second floor, where the reception area was located. As I entered, the sound of soft music and the scent of lavender filled my senses, creating a peaceful atmosphere that put me at ease. The walls were painted a calming shade of green, and there were potted plants and comfortable chairs scattered around the room.I approached the reception desk, where a friendly-looking woman greeted me with a smile. "Welcome to Solo Thera," she sai