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Chapter Twenty-Four
Hunter-
“What can you tell me?” I asked the rogue.
“I… Well…” The rogue started.
Maybe he was no different from all the other rogues. It was clear he couldn’t form a proper sentence. This was useless. He was a rogue after all, I could just leave him in here and no one would care. After a month of being without a pack, one becomes a rogue, and their humanity ceases to exist. Their wolf takes over and they become unruly, wild.
I don’t know what made me think he was any different. Okay maybe the thought of Kyra did, but still she was special. There was nothing special about this rogue. He was simply a rouge. Looked like one. Smelled like one. Maybe I could use him as bait or something on the other rogues. I still didn’t understand why they surrounded us, but now I have one. I could use him to get to the others.
“I want to join your pack.” The rogue stated just as I was about to turn to leave. I stopped and was a bit shocked he actually formed a s
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