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Confrontation at the Packhouse

Author: Klaira Blains
last update Last Updated: 2022-12-19 14:51:30

It wasn’t easy. It took far too long to end the conflict. They’d achieved securing both alive and dead creatures.

Though several were still being hunted. Wolfsbane didn’t work on these things. They’d not left them very many ways to secure these creatures short of killing them.

The ones that were alive were only alive because they didn’t have a death wish and they didn’t have any loyalty to Hectric or the mercenaries.

Or that was the story they gave Rob, along with several of his people didn’t believe their noses. It sounded and smelt like the truth, but if wolfsbane and shifter silver didn’t contain them, what would? This is why the Ruling Council wanted them. It wasn’t a shining moment for them, but it was necessary for the future.

Laws did not control these things on either human or the ruling council’s courts. Though, he’d hedge his bets that there were some loopholes that stretched the ruling council’s powers to cover the discovery of a new supernatura
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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   Getting Down to Brass Tacks

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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   Run Up to Invading

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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   Invading

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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   Let the Clean Up Begin

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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   More Lycan Arrive

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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   Going to the Seer

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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   Settling in the Command Structure

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  • Wolf's Den Bar and Grill   Miscalculation in a Good Way

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