64. Unfair Battle

None of the werewolves had any idea that everything had gone according to David's plan. The battle seemed intense, and the werewolves believed they were gaining the upper hand. However, it was all part of David's meticulously crafted scheme to deceive them. The vampires strategically retreated, giving the werewolves a false sense of victory.

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As the battle raged on, David closely monitored the situation, observing the werewolves' growing confidence. He knew that their belief in their imminent triumph would be crucial for his plan to unfold successfully. The strategic withdrawal of the vampires played a crucial role in luring the werewolves into a state of complacency.

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David's true intentions went beyond the immediate battlefield. He had orchestrated a grand illusion, designed to trick the werewolves into a false sense of security. By allowing the werewolves to believe they had won, he could exploit their lowered guard and strike when they least expected it.

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