All Chapters of The Rise of the Half-Rank Wolf: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

AriAfter a grueling day and a half, our weary group finally arrived at the borders of the Canary District. The air was thick with anticipation, and the scent of the woods and vegetation surrounded us. In this pivotal moment, I was the only one who knew the way forward. So, I brought everyone together before we moved on. Their faces showed both tiredness and curiosity as I formed a circle with the group.“The Canary District is a dangerous trail, even for someone who knows the place. Most of its terrain is plagued with venomous snakes and other wild beasts. One bite, and you wouldn’t see another day. It would be best for us to stick together until we reach the Forest of Alodia.”Everyone nodded in agreement, showing their trust and confidence as they allowed me to take the lead. I offered words of encouragement as we approached our destination."As we move forward, our aim is to reach the wolf tribe that guards the forest. They're the key to finding the Nightleaf plants we need. This

AriWalking further into the Forest of Alodia, Chief Virjan, and a few people from the tribe accompanied us. My mind was filled with silence as I recalled everything—the time when my father had come here for similar reasons. Some of our warriors had been struck by Nightcrawl, and my father sought his good friend Chief Virjan in the tribe of Canary District to ask for a cure.Chief Virjan and my father, Alpha Eirik, had a strong bond since the day my father aided in defeating a pack attempting to conquer the tribe. The Chief saw this as a lifetime debt toward my father, and in any way possible, Chief Virjan helped the Moonshadow with a cheerful heart. My father entrusted me with a well-guarded secret—the unique knowledge held by the Canary Tribe. Across the vast continent, they were the sole possessors of the ancient wisdom needed to cultivate the rarest of plants, such as the elusive Nightleaf. This invaluable knowledge had been safeguarded and passed down through generations that hel

AriFeeling Kristoff's embrace, his arms tenderly holding me from behind, a conflict raged within me. My initial instinct was to tell him to let go, reminding him of his marriage and commitment to someone else. It felt wrong, and I believed those feelings needed to be disregarded and halted before crossing a line."Enough, Kristoff. You are already married. Someone already owns you. This is not right. Those feelings need to be suppressed and stopped. Before it’s too late," I voiced my words a feeble attempt to rationalize the situation.Kristoff remained silent, continuing to hold me close as he closed his eyes.“Please, Kristoff. They might see us in this state. It would not be good for either of us. Please, let me go.”But Kristoff held me tighter as if he no longer cared about anything. In my mind, the desire to push him away lingered. But my heart betrayed me. Instead of pushing him away, my body seemed to have a mind of its own, surrendering to his loving embrace and succumbing t

AriThe news spread like wildfire. My heroic actions towards the daughter of the Ironwolf became the talk of the whole pack. Now, my name was known all over the place.One morning, as I went downstairs to start my day, gifts were scattered all over the place. It was a bewildering sight. I glanced at Ulric and Lady Aleria, who seemed to be waiting for my arrival."Good thing you're here," Ulric said as I approached. I walked beside him, eyeing the gifts piled at the doorsteps."Why are we flooded with gifts? Is there any occasion?" I asked, trying to make sense of the situation.Ulric scoffed, his disgust evident. I stared at him, waiting for an explanation."It's not. Those are from the high-ranking wolves, and every gift is written under your name," he explained.I gasped, confusion swirling in my mind. I didn't understand why I was receiving such attention. I grasped Ulric's arms, urging him to face me."WHAT? ME?! You know my origin isn't here. I know no one, Ulric. Especially thos

KristoffOnce I was inside the room with Maddie, I lost myself and swept everything on top of the desk with my arms. The sight of Maddie’s face boiled my blood. My eyes were completely locked on her, and Maddie seemed intimidated as she took a step away from me. But I also took a step forward, chasing her.“Did you even realize what you did? You embarrassed me in front of the Ironwolf! You made me look like a fool in front of everybody!” I yelled, pointing my finger straight at Maddie's eyes. She looked terrified, stuttering as she tried to explain.“Don’t yell at me! It’s Ari’s fault! She’s the one you need to punish, not me!”I scoffed, running my hands through my hair. I felt stuck between yelling or just giving up the conversation because it seemed pointless. Maddie’s attitude was beyond terrible.“You are the worst,” I muttered, watching as Maddie's fear vanished from her eyes. Instead, they grew with indignation. Her eyebrows furrowed, and her jaw clenched.“HOW DARE YOU SAY THA