"We'll find him." I said and Knox laughed bitterly.
"People keep saying that." Knox said.
"We will." I said.
"He keeps slipping away." Knox said and I reached for his hand.
"This time he ran wounded." I said and Knox looked toward the flames.
"He always finds another way." Knox said.
Maybe. But for the first time, I wasn't completely sure. Razor's empire was collapsing. His soldiers were dying. His secrets were exposed and his resources were shrinking. And now he was bleeding.
The monster wasn't invincible anymore. He was just a man. A dangerous man but still a man.
The convoy regrouped several miles away.
Medical teams immediately started treating injuries. Weapons were checked and vehicles were counted.
People searched desperately for missing friends. The aftermath always felt
