Jiang Hao led the wolf pack back into the mountains. Quite a few of them had suffered minor injuries in the battle just now. Jiang Hao checked them and found nothing serious, so he told them to go back and recuperate. Werewolves had absurdly resilient bodies; such light injuries would heal quickly without medicine.
"During the battle, I didn't see Victoria. That woman is extremely cunning. I don't know whether she never came along or hid somewhere in the dark and fled as soon as things failed. In any case, she's a problem. We still can't let down our guard. Continue the three-shift patrol system," Jiang Hao said.
The wolves acknowledged his orders and turned to leave.
Victoria had not appeared in an entire battle. An enemy lurking in the shadows was always a threat. After the wolves left, Jiang Hao transformed into human form, took out his phone from his spatial storage, and called Jane.
The phone was answered after only one ring.
"Jon, is that you? Are you all right?" Jane's anxious voice came through the phone.
"I'm fine. Don't worry," Jiang Hao reassured her softly.
Jane clearly breathed a sigh of relief. "How did things go? I've already arrived in Seattle."
"The newborn vampire army came. There were thirty-eight of them in total, but I didn't see Victoria," Jiang Hao said.
"Thirty-eight? You defeated them? Were your losses heavy?" Jane asked.
"Not really. I made preparations beforehand, so there weren't many losses," Jiang Hao said.
Jane was slightly surprised, but as long as Jiang Hao was safe, she did not care much about anything else. "Victoria really is too cunning. We have to find her. I'll have people continue tracking her down. Jon, since you're fine, I won't go to Forks."
"Jane, you're already in Seattle?" Jiang