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All Chapters of Barging in on the Alpha's White-Veil Occasion: Chapter 1 - Chapter 2
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Prologue - The Great Extermination
The cold winds of the Valley of Peak were just beginning to stir as Aphael led his pack southward. The towering shadow trees loomed in the distance which marks the edge of enemy territory. The march had been long and grueling, yet silent determination filled the ranks of the moonlight wolves. Aphael, in his human form but feeling every bit of the wolf inside him, glanced at the thick forest ahead. His fur itched to shift, to let the moon’s power take over, but he held back. He needed to keep his mind sharp.Aphael thought that this full-fledged war against the shadow wolves was necessary. The village heads had also made their voices clear — extreme action has to be taken after the recent kidnappings of moonlight wolves’ children. The pressure to retaliate weighed heavily on his shoulders, yet there was a nagging doubt in his mind. The shadow wolves had lived in their secluded darkness for centuries. Why now? Why break the silence?Aphael missed the calm of his home. The Moon Palace fe
Read moreChapter 1 - Wound that Never Seemed to Heal
The quiet of Aphael’s chamber was heavy with sorrow, and as I stood behind Alrael, I could feel the weight of his grief pressing down on both of us. It wasn’t just about his father’s condition… there was a deeper ache, one that lingered in the silences between his words. I had seen that pain before in the rare moments when his guard was down, but here, at his father’s bedside, it was more palpable than ever.Alrael stared at Aphael’s still form as his hand rested gently on his father’s arm. "You should be here," he murmured, his voice thick with emotion. "I should be learning from you, preparing for the future. Not like this."Aphael’s condition was a mystery to everyone. No amount of healing or care had been able to rouse him. The doctors and healers claimed it was linked to the old injury from his battle with Triton, but I wasn’t convinced. An injury like that wouldn’t cause someone to fall into a coma so long. There was something else at play... something darker.I stood silently b
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