All Chapters of The Lone Wolf: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Chapter 32 About twenty wolves were injured, fifteen are missing, and five were killed,” Marcus reported to Aaron in one breath. Richard had also been summoned for the discussions. The West had been attacked the night before and there were several casualties. It was the first time the half-bloods launched an attack on this scale. They would normally cause minor disturbances at the borders, but they never went in. However, now, they launched a full-blown attack. Only a few of the spies Richard sent were able to return and share the terrible news with them. The other spies were severely wounded. According to what they had seen, the half-bloods were circling back; it was only a matter of time for their reinforcements to arrive and swarm the East. “Gather some men and go to the West. The half-bloods have laid claim to the South and the East. We cannot lose the West to them as well. It would spell our doom. This would also be an opportunity to test our warriors' strength against the h

Chapter 34He snarled as he approached the woman, who was readying her chains for a fight. Did she think she could win? There were glaring burn marks on her wrists and neck, but she seemed unfazed. Was she impervious to pain?“Who dared chain up his mate like an animal? Who dared inflict such injuries on his woman? They shall face the consequences for that,” he thought as he growled menacingly in displeasure. Hearing a growl in response, he returned to his senses as the rest of the hall held their breath in anticipation. Was this woman mad?By now, Aaron was standing right in front of Irene. Her disrespect had his blood boiling in rage, and he was overwhelmed with the desire to save her. So many conflicting emotions at once. If it were anyone else, they would have lost their lives there and then.“Do you know why you have been captured and brought here?” Aaron asked.“Yes! Because I tried to rescue my father from the clutches of your wickedness and cruelty,” she spat with contempt.“

CHAPTER 36Ophelia walked through several aisles in the library looking for a clue, hoping an item would trigger something or at least see something that looked like an ancient record-keeping book, hopefully with portraits. She needed to confirm she had not lost her mind.Was there maybe a hidden compartment in the library? She wondered as she broadened her search. She needed to move fast. She snuck out of the house and needed to sneak back in quickly before anyone noticed she was gone.She had grown frustrated as she took a seat and sighed. Living life in constant fear was tiring, and she was lost. She did not know what to do anymore. She hated being a liability and just wanted to be able to look out for herself“The answers you seek are not here,” Ophelia heard. She turned around, confused. Ophelia was all alone in the library. She did not hear anyone come in. It would be impossible to sneak into the library through those massive doors and not get noticed. She shrugged as she cont

CHAPTER 38Wakey! Wakey! Sleepyhead. The cloaked figure said to a still drowsy Ethan. You are going on a little trip outside, my dearest and most esteemed guest. “Where are you taking me to?” Ethan asked as he rubbed his eyes groggily.“To see your men,” the cloaked man replied curtly. Several men walked in and hurled him out of his cell as soon as the cloaked man said that. They went through several flights of stairs before they reached their destination. It did not seem like they took him outside of the premises he was captive in, but then, he was in a cockpit. “Was he under this all along?” he thought as he shuddered. “Why am I here?” he queried but was met with silence as the shackles that bound him were released. Low snarls and growls reverberated through the walls surrounding the arena as another door opened, revealing the faces of his council members. All the members of the Eastern Council lined up as they marched toward the center of the arena.“What was going on?” He won

CHAPTET40If what you say is true, I believe the feral attack was a test for them to see how or if they could control them and was also a diversion to throw us off when they started taking them. It would be a perfect coverup for the missing rogues. The council handled it. Smart. How come nobody tried to find out why all the rogues vanished? The last I heard, there were a lot of rogues. We need to investigate everything that has happened from a few decades back, right from before the incident of the feral wolves to this day. Someone must have been covering up for the incidents. But who? It most definitely was from the inside. We have a traitor in our midst.Getting ferals to work together? How? The biggest question hanging over their heads seemed to have an origin. But how could something like this have been on for several years, and they caught no wind of it? It was happening right under our noses. Our structure for handling things has needed reformation for a long time. “Where do t