I had already met Brad during my last trip to the pack. He had already seen me, and had even been kinder towards me, out of respect for my new strength, but I had not seen Ethan, and everyone had seemed to be away when I made that trip over. Truthfully, Brad had informed me that the pack was fresh after an attack, so no one would be around, but I had not expected Ethan’s hostility. Yet, on a second thought, the last trip I had made to the pack, I had been alone, so it was more likely inconcspicuous. Today, we were averaging 40 people. Ethan had never been the most understanding person, so any time taken to explain to him that we were here to help his pack would have fallen on deaf ears, and I did not have any of the strength required to engage in a long argument that would still end up with me in brad’s presence once again. Behind me, Kimora looked around, taking in the underwhelming pack. As at the time I had lived in it, it had been truly beautiful, but it seemed as though it had
Upon sighting the large crowd heading over to Brad's, a huge crowd began to gather, people of different ages and sizes coming out of their homes. As they spotted me in the front of the procession, I began to hear murmurs, and I had to bite down on my tongue to keep from saying something I didn't really mean. They had mixed reactions, some seemed to respect the changes I had gone through, with the little kids being of the majority, pointing at my muscles and feeling out, while the older kids seemed to be unsure, tentative with their reactions. Finally at the pack house, I went in along with Ethan, so I could speak to Brad. Upon seeing me, he gave me a nod of respect, dismissing Ethan from his presence. “You came, just like you said you would.” “What can I say?” I laughed, “I am a woman of my word.”Brad's stern expression softened into a small smile. "I appreciate that, especially in times like these."As the door closed behind us, I got straight to the point. "Brad, I'm here becau
I awoke abruptly, the moon's ethereal glow filtering through the window of the cabin. The room was bathed in a soft, silvery light, casting intricate patterns on the walls. A glance at the time told me it was midnight, and a familiar sense of anticipation tingled in the air.Cautiously, I stepped outside, the cold night air sending a shiver down my spine. The moon hung in the sky, full and luminous, its radiance illuminating the landscape. It was a sight to behold, both captivating and haunting.As I walked towards the center of our makeshift camp, I could sense the energy building around me. The pack was gathering, their presence like a hum in the air. Kimora, Lee, and David stood with purpose, their expressions determined. They understood the significance of this night – the ritual of transformation, unity, and power.My heart raced as I took my place at the forefront, feeling the weight of responsibility settling on my shoulders. I turned to face the pack, and my voice resonated th
P.S: Dear readers, please do well to leave a review and rating in the app for this book. As you do so may you be blessed. Thank you.***The dawn of the new day brought a renewed sense of purpose. The packs converged, each member ready to train and prepare for the impending battle. Our camp buzzed with energy as pack members of all ages engaged in various exercises – sparring, honing their skills, and strategizing.As the sun climbed higher in the sky, I stood before my pack, a mixture of familiar faces and new allies. Kimora, Lee, and David stood by my side, their determination mirrored in the eyes of those around us."Today, we train together," I declared, my voice carrying over the training grounds. "We're not just two packs – we're a united force. Let's show the world what we're capable of."With that, the training began. My pack members displayed unwavering focus, their dedication evident as they pushed their limits. Kimora's agility, Lee's precision, and David's strength were an
The dawn of the war arrived with a sense of urgency, the air charged with anticipation and tension. The dawn painted the sky with shades of pink and orange as our packs gathered in their respective positions, hidden from view, lying in wait. Isabella and I stood side by side at the forefront of our united force, our eyes fixed on the horizon.As the sun crept above the horizon, casting its warm light upon the battlefield, a hushed silence settled over us. The minutes stretched, each one pregnant with the knowledge that our opponents would soon arrive.And then, in the distance, a cloud of dust arose, the ground trembling faintly under the weight of hundreds of approaching foes. Isabella and I exchanged a glance, our determination unwavering."They're here," I murmured, my voice barely audible over the palpable tension.Isabella's grip on her weapon tightened, her gaze fixed on the horizon. "Let's show them what unity can achieve."As the opposing force drew closer, the details became
The aftermath of the battle was a somber scene, a stark contrast to the violence that had unfolded on the battlefield just hours before. The fallen warriors from both sides were laid to rest, a makeshift memorial rising as a testament to the sacrifices that had been made.The sun hung low in the sky as the packs came together to clean up the battlefield, a solemn silence hanging in the air. Warriors moved with purpose, their movements slow and deliberate as they collected weapons, gathered fallen comrades, and tended to the wounded.My heart was heavy as I moved alongside my pack members, my gaze lingering on the faces of those who had fought bravely and paid the ultimate price. The fallen enemy warriors were no longer opponents – they were lives lost in the wake of a conflict that had claimed too much.Kimora and Lee stood beside me, their expressions mirroring my thoughts. We worked in silence, the weight of the losses a constant reminder of the price of war.As the cleanup continue
With every step, I couldn't shake the feeling that we were returning to a home that was no longer the same. Kimora, Lee, and David walked by my side, their expressions mirroring my thoughts. We had faced battles, witnessed losses, and forged a pack-wide bond, but now, we had to confront the changes that awaited us. I was not foolish. I had taken along with me every elder, and left the pack to its own devices. I did have trust in the people that had remained behind, I did not think that I would return to things being the same. As an individual myself, I had changed in my time away. As we approached our pack's territory, the first sign of the new changes became evident. The pack grounds that had once been bustling with activity now seemed quieter, the energy subdued. The training grounds were emptier, the sounds of sparring and laughter replaced by a solemn hush.Our return to the pack territory was met with a mixture of relief and anticipation. The pack members who hadn't joined us on
The next morning, the weight of the dream still clung to me like a dark shadow. I had fallen back into a fitful sleep with thoughts of the pack’s ruin on my mind again. As the sun began to rise, casting a warm golden glow over the pack territory, I knew that I needed to speak to someone about this. I needed to understand the meaning behind the dream, what those flames meant and if there was any truth to the destruction I had seen in my dream.Determined to find some clarity, I headed over to Margot's place. Margot, who was one of the more wise and enigmatic members of the pack, had gone along with me to the war. Besides that, she had told me of a similar dream, and since she had always been in tune with the supernatural and the mysteries beyond our understanding she was the one I knew I needed to call. With a purpose that otherwise clouded my judgement, I reached Margot's place, my heart still heavy with the dream's impact. I knocked on the hard wooden door, tapping the wood in a r