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Chapter 33
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2025-02-27 20:00:12POV: Mira
The day began deceptively calm. The kind of calm that feels like the hush before a storm. The Compound’s usual hum of activity was subdued, the air heavy with tension no one dared acknowledge. I moved through my morning in a haze, the echo of last night’s horrors replaying in my mind.
I thought the worst was over. I was wrong.
The meeting hall was packed. Wolves stood shoulder to shoulder, their voices low and uneasy as Lucan strode to the center, his presence commanding as always. But this wasn’t just a routine gathering. The air buzzed with something darker—anger, doubt, fear. And at the heart of it stood Vrax.
The hulking wolf was leaning against a pillar, his arms crossed and his sharp green eyes fixed on Lucan. The smugness radiating from him was enough to make my stomach churn.
“We lost six wolves last night,” Vrax began, his voice loud, deliberate. “Six good w
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