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After promising to help them rebuild their pack once the mission was completed, Chris left Thame's pack. As soon as the helicopter touched down on the familiar terrain, the sight of the Crescent Pack troops, already assembled and ready for the mission gave him hope especially after what he saw at the Thame pack. Alpha Kai was also waiting for him at the landing pad, a look of steely determination etched across his face. Chris approached him with quick strides, offering a brief nod before they clasped hands. "How did it go with Alpha Baal?" Kai asked, his voice low but firm, as they walked toward the pack’s war room.Chris exhaled. "Not good. His pack was attacked by wolf hunters just a couple of days ago. The devastation was brutal—scorched fields, burned buildings, and they lost some of their best warriors."Alpha Kai’s expression hardened. "Wolf hunters? This far north? They usually stay closer to the southern human settlements.""Yeah, they’ve gotten bold. Baal and his pack did
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Alfred and the Eclipse warriors left for Knight Pack mid-afternoon as Chris had instructed them. He led the charge, flanked by some trusted lieutenants. The warriors moved in silence, the only sound the rhythmic thud of their boots against the soft earth. They knew what awaited them—Chris had briefed them thoroughly. The ambush was to be swift, and brutal if necessary, but they all hoped for a quick surrender to minimize bloodshed.By the time they reached the border where Chris and Alpha Kai were waiting it was already dark; the only light they had came from the full moon."You made it," Chris said, his voice low and steady. "Are the warriors ready?"Alfred glanced back at his men, each one standing at attention, their faces unreadable beneath the shadows of their helmets. "We’re ready. Just say the word."Chris nodded. "Good. Here’s the plan. We attack at 2:00 a.m. when the pack is deep in sleep. It’s the most vulnerable time for them. Our forces will advance from two sides—your me
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Alpha Kai stood in the room, his piercing gaze fixed on the beta, gamma, and the leaders of the Knight Pack who sat shackled before him. Their eyes avoided his, knowing that one wrong word could mean their demise. Chris stood to the side, his arms folded, watching intently. This was the moment they had been waiting for—the chance to finally uncover Enzo's plans and bring an end to his twisted ambitions.The silence stretched on, thick and suffocating. Alpha Kai took a slow, deliberate breath, stepping forward. His deep voice cut through the silence like a blade. "You know why you're here," he said, his eyes narrowing at the beta, who glared back with unspoken resistance. "We’ve already defeated your pack. Your alpha is nowhere to be found, and you have no allies left to save you."The beta's jaw clenched, his eyes darting around the room as if looking for a way to escape. He said nothing, but the tension in his body told Kai everything he needed to know. These men thought they coul
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Alpha Damien and his men arrived at Harvey Pack around dawn. The silence in the pack lands was unnerving, this coupled with the earlier ambush at the mountains made Alpha Damien worry as he scanned the surroundings, his senses on high alert. Louis walked just behind him, his eyes darting around and uneasy at the calm within the pack. "Something’s not right," Damien muttered, suspicion gnawing at the back of his mind. "Stay sharp. This could be a trap." Louis nodded, signaling to the other warriors to remain vigilant, but before Damien could finish his warning, shadows shifted, and suddenly they were surrounded. Damien and his men drew their weapons, tense and ready, but it was clear they were outnumbered. From the shadows, Alpha Czar stepped forward, his face cold and calculating. He looked every bit the predator, a gleam of satisfaction in his eyes. But that wasn't what made Damien's blood run cold. Following him, like a ghost rising from Damien's past, was Alpha Enzo. “Enzo
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Alpha Damien stood there, he had never thought that anyone least Enzo would betray him. He struggled to process what Enzo had just said and what was happening. “We used to be best friends," Damien began, his voice low and strained. "Even if you wanted my pack, my prestige… I would have given it to you willingly. You never had to do any of this, Enzo.”Enzo sneered, his cold, calculating expression never faltering. “Your pack? Your prestige? Do you think this is just about some land, Damien? My ambition is larger than just having the Knight Pack. This isn’t just about power.”Damien blinked, taken aback. He had expected Enzo’s motivations to be driven by power and greed, but there was something more, something he hadn't considered. "If it’s not about the pack, then what is it?"Enzo’s lips curled into a dark smile. "It’s about love."The word hung in the air, Damien’s brow furrowed, confusion written across his face. “Love? What are you talking about?”Enzo’s eyes darkened as he stepp
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Enzo stood there, watching Damien's wolf disappear into the trees. His chest heaved with fury, his mind clouded by rage. He wasn't about to let Damien escape—he wouldn’t let him get away so easily. Not after everything."Get him!" Enzo roared, his voice hoarse with anger. The rogues hesitated, momentarily stunned by Damien's sudden transformation, but Enzo was already taking matters into his own hands. His fingers closed around the cold steel of his gun. Without a second thought, he raised it, aiming it at the retreating figure of his former friend. His hands were steady, his eyes focused, and he pulled the trigger.“No!” Louis' voice rang out as he threw himself in front of the bullet, his body acting as a shield. The bullet pierced through his chest, embedding itself deep within him. His body jerked as the impact sent him crashing to the ground.For a split second, everything was silent.Louis lay there, blood pooling beneath him, his chest rising and falling in shallow, labored br
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Alpha Damien stumbled through the thick forest, his breath ragged and muscles aching from hours of running. His paws barely made a sound as he moved, his heightened senses alert to every rustle of leaves, every snap of a branch. The rogues were relentless, chasing him deeper into unfamiliar terrain, their murderous intent evident in the way they had pursued him without mercy. But now, as he pressed his back against a large oak tree, his ears twitched. The forest was quiet.Too quiet.Damien sniffed the air, searching for any trace of their scent, but there was nothing—just the earthy smell of the forest and the distant howl of the wind. It seemed the rogues had given up the chase, at least for now. Slowly, he shifted back into his human form, his chest heaving as he caught his breath, exhaustion hitting him. He sank to his knees, burying his face in his hands."How did I get here?" Damien whispered to himself, his voice cracking. "How did I become so blind?"His shoulders trembled, a
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Damien crouched under the shadow of a tall oak tree, watching the stillness of the Harvey pack’s territory. His breathing was shallow, controlled, as he observed the area with cold precision. It had been hours since the rogues had stopped searching for him, yet he knew better than to assume they’d given up. They were lurking, waiting, hoping to catch him off guard.But they wouldn’t.His mind was clear now, fueled by a rage so intense that it kept his heart pumping with renewed vigor. He had been a fool to trust Enzo, to let himself be blindsided by a friendship that was nothing but a facade. Ava's betrayal had already shattered a part of him, but now Enzo had stabbed him in the back as well, a man he had once called brother. And for what? Power, status... and Stephanie.Stephanie—his mate. The one person who had truly stood by him, and he had been too blind to see it. The realization hit him hard, an ache in his chest that went deeper than any physical wound. His daughter was still o
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