The next thing they did in the next couple of weeks was that invited the Onyx Tails pack over as their guests which triggered the old members of the council but Irvin was clear that if they wanted to threaten their alpha position, they could but he would have a fight to the death for the throne and if he wins then he would exile them. The council already knew that beating Irvin was always a challenge. They only used it to scare Irvin but it wasn’t working anymore.He was so furious and he wanted to right everything. He couldn’t find peace with the fact that his father destroyed a whole pack, snatched their loved ones and left them with nothing. He wasn’t going to sit around and just not do anything.His father, well he was in the cell and he had asked Zadkiel multiple times that he could take revenge all he wanted to but Zadkiel always said one word, ‘later’One thing for sure, Zadkiel was right about not letting his mate weaken him because ever since he made him his strength, he g
“What’s wrong?” Irvin frowned.He was nervous at first but when Irvin held his hand and gave it a squeeze, patiently waiting for him to speak, he finally got the courage to say it and he did. He told Irvin about everything Ayaan said and watched his expressions change with every word and every sentence.“Okay, first of all, I don’t believe all of that. That’s bullshit.” Irvin stated, as soon as he had stopped talking.“I feel like there’s more to it.” He murmured looking at their entwined hands. “We should look into it.”“There’s nothing to look into.” Irvin chuckled, opening his book but then shut it again and stared at Zadkiel’s face. “Wait. You don’t think it has some truth in it, right?”He fiddled with his fingers, looking down at his fingers. “Listen, Irvin. What Abel and I have… it’s not just friendship. It’s a-”“What do you mean, it’s not just friendship?” Irvin mocked him, cutting him off.“What I’m saying is, it’s more than a friendship. It’s kind of a connection and
Zadkiel thought a lot about the responsibility that lay on his shoulders to provide justice to his pack for about a month. He kept thinking about Irvin’s offer and he could see that it was the only way he could provide justice to his pack without killing anyone but what the ancestors of the Rabid Shadows pack did, had nothing to do with the people now living here so it was straight up cruel to just kick them out of their homes.He sighed resting his head on the dining table. He just had his breakfast. Irvin was in the headquarters to deal with missing pack cases, which have been escalated recently and he was very worried about it. No one had any idea what was going on.His mother saw him sitting alone at the table, looking exhausted at the start of the day and sat across him.“What’s on your mind?” She spoke which brought Zadkiel out of his thoughts as he sat up.“I want to provide justice to my pack but I don’t want to do something that in providing justice to one innocent, I uni
It was a Sunday morning, Irvin had just woken up tangled in sheets with Zadkiel almost lying over his body. He looked outside the window because the morning felt different. It felt sombre.He could see the dim light out there as if clouds were covering the sky because the clock on the night dresser was ticking at 10 am so, it was odd to be that dim at this time of the day.“Baby…” He whispered, brushing Zadkiel’s hair. He could only see the top of his head as he was lying on top of him.“Wake up, darling.” He spoke in a voice barely above a whisper and he wanted to wake him up but the way he was waking him up, it felt like he didn’t want to.Zadkiel squirmed, mumbling something in his sleep before rolling off his mate and nuzzling his face in the side of his neck.“Get up, little wolf.” He chuckled rubbing his naked back with his palms.Zadkiel groaned and pulled away from Irvin trying his best to stay as far away from him as possible so he wouldn’t try to wake him up again but
Even though Irvin tried to convince him to stop, even begged him but Zadkiel was persistent in healing everyone so he could rest, knowing that no one would die just because he was being lazy.“Zadkiel, if you don’t stop right now, I’ll use my alpha tone. I’m very serious.” Irvin spoke sternly.A whimper left his mouth, hearing this but he couldn’t stop. He didn’t want to slack off and let people die but he understood that seeing his pack die was hurting Irvin as much as it was hurting him so, he decided to take a breath deciding not to add more to Irvin’s worries.“Thank god! You don’t even listen to me anymore!” Abel scoffed at him, glaring at him while Zadkiel rested his back against Irvin’s chest, closing his eyes. He could feel his body healing itself.“You’re a stubborn piece of shit! Do you know that?” Abel again spoke, still making him the target of his hard glare.“Shut up, please.” He answered in a tired voice, nuzzling his face in Irvin’s neck and inhaling his scent to
“Irvin…” Zadkiel called him, seeing him heaving.“Hmm?” He didn’t have enough strength to even answer properly.“Would you agree to one thing, if I ask?” He asked grabbing his hand and keeping it sandwiched between his own.“What is it?” Irvin stared at him with tired eyes. They all were resting against a tree.“I can… I can make you…” He took a pause thinking about how he should say it but then he had no time to think. With every passing second, his mate was dying and he couldn’t see that. He had to do something so he took a deep breath and said it out because he was running out of time and patience.“I can make you immortal.” He stared at Irvin’s face after saying that and tried to comprehend the expressions on Irvin’s face.There was a silence for a moment. He was dreading the answer and maybe he knew the answer as well but he had hope that maybe Irvin would try to understand the emotions he was going through at that moment.And it happened. The answer Zadkiel was dreading b
"She's still in there. Sitting still and chanting something I don't understand but she does." Julian informed him, pointing to Tia."She is struggling because this time, she is taking down two packs. Let's not forget that one of the packs had a Luna who was an angel and one has a Luna who is a hybrid. It's becoming difficult for her. And the fact that you keep healing people. It's taking longer and if this keeps happening, she'll lose all her energy and we can take her down." She spoke, looking at Zadkiel who sighed."But we can't let her keep casting the spell. Our packs are dying. We need to stop her." He said and just then the two wolves arrived. He could see that they were startled to see him there before them but he just winked at Irvin's wolf. He kneeled to give them their clothes but then understood that most of their stare was because he still had his wings open and he knew every time he opened his wings, it was enough to send people in an admiring trance.He packed them an
“You must be mistaken. She can’t die.” He chuckled but it was sad and kind of a shocking chuckle as he looked at Irvin to back him up but Irvin just stared at the ground beneath his feet, trying not to speak anything as he didn’t know what to say.“I just received Abel’s call. He informed me about it.” Aiden spoke.“Yeah, right! Abel would’ve called me instead of you. That’s how I know you’re lying.” He chuckled, resting his back against his mate’s chest. He was in denial and he didn’t look like he was going to be convinced any time soon.“Alright. Let’s head home.” Irvin pressed a hand on his lower back. He knew Zadkiel had to see for himself to actually accept the fact that his mother was no longer in this world.“Yeah sure.” He spoke in a whisper but before moving forward he turned to Aiden. “Never even think of joking about something like that to me.” He spoke furiously, glaring and pointing a finger at him.Aiden kept his mouth shut because he knew that Zadkiel was fighting