Fox had inherited Hell's Kitchen's spirit. She had no love whatsoever for vampires, especially one who looked ready to kill.
Professor Wilson's vampire lover had only managed to make people forget she was a vampire because she could count on the professor's "reputation," her golden eyes, and her ability to walk in daylight.
Sabina clutched her chest and gagged twice. She saw Fox pull out a pistol and aim it at the white, square-faced figure in front of her...
"Get out of the way, Edward, get out of the way..."
Sabina didn't get to finish...
A gunshot rang out, and a bullet whizzed past the cheek of the white-faced Edward...
Fox watched Edward in surprise. He dodged her bullet at a speed the naked eye could barely follow, scooped up Sabina, and charged toward the two Giant Wolves locked in combat...
Ghost Wolf Thor was playing with the Brown Giant Wolf, more than three times his size, tearing out tufts of fur and making it howl in pain...
Ghost Wolves had exceptionally keen senses. They could tell whether someone was hostile, and just how hostile they were...
Then, based on their judgment, they decided how to "punish" their visitors.
That was why Ghost Wolf Thor hadn't torn the Brown Giant Wolf to pieces. Ghost Wolf Dom, who'd been lazing around outside the restaurant entrance, had no intention of joining in either...
Those five Ghost Wolves had become a symbol of Hell's Kitchen. The three streets watched over by the other three—Sparta, Athens, and Rome—had property values 50% higher than elsewhere in Hell's Kitchen.
They were genuinely friendly. As long as you weren't looking for trouble, they usually acted as if you weren't there.
And every now and then, if people asked them for a photo, the Ghost Wolves would indulge