A single bullet shattered the glass casing of the eastern relay box, sending a blinding spray of blue sparks into the mud.
The noise of the mortar battery died instantly.
Before the Silver Crest engineers could even look up from their control screens, Diego hit the dirt.
And then he shifted.
My eyes widened as a giant black wolf surged through the smoke, bowling two guards straight into the timber crates before tearing through the central tent line.
"Ambush!" a corporal screamed, scrambling backward into the dirt. "It's Bloodmoon!"
I dropped cleanly from the rocky ledge behind him, bringing the butt of my sidearm down hard against his temple and knocking him out cold. "Keep it down, you bozo. Some of us are trying to work."
Around us, the canyon erupted into total chaos. Miguel’s te
