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The Dawn has Come
They were the pack that Caspian had trouble with. Well, there doesn’t seem to be a pack that he doesn’t have a problem with. Caspian didn’t remember the name of the Alpha who was in front of him now, but he remembered that the leader of this pack didn’t come to the annual meeting of the werewolves some time ago.
“What do you mean?” asked Caspian. He clenched his hands at his sides. He was sure tonight the fight would be unavoidable.
His interlocutor let out a bitter laugh. “Don’t play the fool with me. Don’t you remember who crushed my Beta’s face?”
“Don’t you remember what your Beta told me?” Caspian tried to restrain himself. He did that not because he meant to be patient, but he was thinking about Elora’s safety, who was now standing tightly behind his back.
The Alpha glared and gritted his teeth. “What Owen said is the truth! You, who are too busy running y
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