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Chapter 112 - The distraction trial
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Connor POV - Sneaking away from the crowd of Grey Stone wolves was easier than he expected. At every turn he waited for a warrior to spot him, but he seamlessly slipped away from the strength trial without so much as an eye batted in his direction. He had arrived with Nala, but only watched her join the other Luna candidates before leaving. She looked sorely out of place and pissed off to be fighting the other women, but the sight got him moving. He was reminded his priority was to get the three of them out of the territory safely and get them back home. He had to find Lewis to make that happen, however he was also looking for ways to take down the pack. A break in their defences, a way to cause friction between them and Red Dawn, anything to act in their favour when it came to war. Connor moved against the flow of wolves, heading back to the centre of the pack. Though he remained alert of every glance thrown his way or any footstep shadowing his, he was left alone. The freedom was
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