All Chapters of Alpha King's Lost Luna: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

CASSANDRAThankfully, obtaining permission for Becky to leave Anemond wasn’t difficult in the least. After I told Asher all about the new chemical compounds and the potential research that my assistant was planning to conduct in Wild Crawler, the Alpha King’s eyes widened, and his lips parted in surprise.“Wow,” he said. “Yes, by all means, she is welcome to go to Wild Crawler. Any bit of information she can get will be helpful. She has my permission to leave for however long she needs.”With the king’s blessing in mind, Becky went straight to work right away and packed her belongings. Marley and I advised her on the right things to wear and supplied her with warmer coats and sweaters just in case.“With it being near the border, there’s a lot of forests, so the weather is going to be a lot colder,” Marley explained as she exchanged coats with Becky. “This has a sherpa lining so it’ll keep you nice and warm.”“Thank you, Marley,” Becky thanked my friend happily. “I really appreciate i

BECKYAs the car drove on, I watched in wonder as the tall buildings and bustling streets dwindled. Once we were outside the city limits of Anemond, I was surprised to see the sheer amount of trees and wooded lands.I’d always lived in the capital. This was my first time visiting a different Pack in Wegalla, and while I was nervous to travel somewhere new, I had to admit that I was excited about the adventure of it all. Sure, I had research to do, but the experience of leaving the capital and seeing how other people lived their lives elsewhere was incredible.We continued on for a few hours until finally, we reached a place that was nothing but wooded areas. I saw a single sign, weathered by the elements that read: Wild Crawler.We were here at last.The car entered a small road with tall, evergreen trees on both sides and continued until we reached a tall, relatively large house. While it wasn’t nearly as grand as some of the luxurious mansions I’d seen in Anemond, it appeared to be

BECKYAlpha Rayden seemed to pick up on my disillusion immediately and set his own fork down. He leaned forward and gave me an apologetic look.“I know you’re worried,” he acknowledged, and he exhaled deeply. “I don’t blame you. I didn’t properly warn you about the state of things. I should have said more to put it in perspective. The situation in the clinic is dire, to say the least.”“It is,” I agreed without missing a beat. “Alpha Rayden, why haven’t you informed the Alpha King and requested more healers? Jasper told me the ones he sent here from Anemond left.”“I’ve been contemplating the right way to go about it,” he replied in a genuine tone. “I was planning on informing the Alpha King of the state of things when I go to visit Anemond next week. The situation wasn’t as severe last week, but over the past few days, it’s rapidly worsened. The number of patients increased significantly this week, and I’m not sure of the cause.”While I was still so shocked by everything, I could te

CASSANDRAAsher proved to be a patient teacher, and Finnick was an eager student.I sat back and observed their game with interest from the sofa about ten feet away with an impressed smile on my face.Initially reserved, Finnick soon began asking questions and showing more interest in the game. His furrowed brow unfurled as time went on, and his adorably serious expression shifted to one of intrigue.As the game went on, it was clear that the Alpha King and my son were getting along quite well. Asher was far more gentle and understanding than I’d expected him to be, and my heart warmed at the sight of him spending so much time with Finnick. I’d never imagined this day would come, and I was relieved to have a moment of happiness amidst the tense atmosphere of late.They took a break when Erika entered the playroom with some tea. As Asher, Finnick, and I sat down at the table by the window, I ran my hands through Finnick’s thick dark brown hair.“Did you find the chess game interesting,

BECKYWith how small Wild Crawler was in comparison to Anemond, I didn’t expect much in the way of entertainment and dining. But when Dickson and I arrived at the restaurant just down the street from the clinic, I had to fight to keep my jaw from dropping.It was a cozy little place with a large deck extending off of the building. String lights hung from dark wood beams and lit the entire place like stars. With the gorgeous, fragrant forest lands in the background, the atmosphere was immaculate, and I found myself in awe.Anemond had its highlights and its charm, but it had nothing on this smaller Pack on the borderlands.“Wow,” I uttered. If only Mother could see how beautiful this place was. Like me, she’d never left the capital city, and I often wondered what things would have been like if we’d ventured farther into Wegalla.Dickson smiled when he noticed my expression.“It’s my favorite place in Wild Crawler,” he noted with a gleam in his blue eyes. “Just wait until you try the fo