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Ari The following day, I eagerly anticipated my training session that would immerse me in my new role. As I awoke with excitement, I couldn't help but marvel at the stark contrast between my life as an omega and the new chapter unfolding before me. Gone were the days of endless toil and grueling tasks. Instead, I found myself reveling in the simple pleasures of a morning routine. I scanned the beautiful room given to me as my new sanctuary. The bed was soft and comfy, much better than the hard one I had as an omega. The room was fancy and elegant, very different from the small and simple omega dormitory I shared with others back in the Ironflame Pack. Everything I needed was ready, including a delicious breakfast on a nicely decorated table. I was even assigned a personal omega, although I didn't really need one. After savoring my morning meal, I made my way to the training location Lady Aleria had designated. As I stepped into what seemed to be a library, a sense of anticipation f
The Rise of the Half-Rank Wolf Chapter 57
KristoffKristoff I immersed myself in a sea of paperwork, a deliberate effort to divert my thoughts from Ari and my brother Ulric. More importantly, it served as a means to escape the irritation of Maddie's presence at home. I just couldn’t stand seeing her, especially sharing one bed with her with the possibility of being intimate.Since our marriage, I found solace in spending the majority of my days within the confines of my office, a deliberate attempt to avoid sharing space with Maddie. The very idea of sharing a room with her was repulsive, and I deemed it preferable to exhaust myself at work, falling asleep at my desk, than to spend the night in Maddie's arms, a thought that sent shivers down my spine. Maddie's well-being was of little concern to me. In fact, my priority was keeping her out of my sight.Unaware of Rolf's entrance, I continued my work, indifferent to the occurrences around me.“My apologies for entering without permission. But I think time doesn’t exist inside
The Rise of the Half-Rank Wolf Chapter 58
KristoffLife went on as usual, and for me, it held no meaning. The title of Jarl did nothing to alleviate the emptiness within. Despite having everything, I felt dead inside. I could do whatever I wanted, but nothing brought joy anymore. Days past like a wind, offering nothing to look forward to.Every day, I was flooded with thoughts of Ari. The knowledge of Ulric being close to her intensified the torment within my heart. Living felt like a struggle. Alone in my room, I confronted my own shortcomings in securing a better life for her. Unlike my brother Ulric, I couldn't muster the courage to change our fate. He willingly displayed his manliness and bravery before the council members and the Ironwolf, standing up for Ari. Meanwhile, I did nothing, feeling utterly helpless despite my title as the Jarl and heir to the throne.In contrast to Ulric, I lacked the means and bravery to protect Ari, rendering me useless in securing a better life for her. It felt as if I were a mere omega, o
The Rise of the Half-Rank Wolf Chapter 59
KristoffIt had been three days since Anika lost consciousness, and she still hadn't awakened from her slumber. The situation tormented us, especially taking a toll on our mom, Luna Joanna. Though the Ironwolf outwardly remained calm, the worry etched on his face revealed his distressed heart. The nurses and pack doctors were in a state of panic, unable to identify the cause of Anika’s mysterious illness. The pressure was intense, treating a family member of the Ironwolf, knowing that a single mistake could cost them their lives.We gathered inside Anika’s room. Despair filled the air as we watched Anika suffer from the inexplicable ailment. Her high fever caused our mother to cry as she tended to my sister.Suddenly, Anika gasped for air.“What’s happening to my daughter? Do something, please!” My mom begged. The doctors panicked, but before they could attend to her, the Ironwolf unleashed his frustration on them.“I’ll make sure to hang your head if you don't give me a definite answ
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AriJust as I said that Luna Joanna stepped outside and heard everything. She wasted no time and approached me right away. Startled, I quickly paid my respects by bowing.“Did my ears hear it correctly? Are you certain about what causes my daughter’s illness? I welcome any possible knowledge and ideas about this mysterious illness.”I nodded. The pressure of treating the Ironwolf's most precious daughter didn't immediately dawn on me. Disregarding the weight of not making any mistakes or failing, I felt the urgent need to help someone in need.“I heard everything from Lord Ulric. The moment I asked him about the condition and let him describe the symptoms of Lady Anika, I was certain I recognized the mysterious illness. Perhaps I could help.”Luna Joanna understood what I was trying to convey. Seraphina, however, took her chance to talk. She quickly intercepted and attempted to discredit me.“My apologies for my rudeness, Luna Joanna. But how can this woman be more knowledgeable than
The Rise of the Half-Rank Wolf Chapter 61
I, along with Ulric and a few trackers, embarked on our journey to the Canary District. Ironwolf, in his wisdom, handpicked some of his finest warriors to accompany us. The fact that he entrusted us with this mission spoke volumes about the honor and loyalty upheld by the wolves of Iron Flame. Warriors and trackers were ready to sacrifice their lives willingly if needed.I appreciated the skills of the trackers and warriors, crucial for a successful journey. However, Kristoff's inclusion was a different matter. If I had a choice, I wouldn't have allowed him to join. Unfortunately, he insisted, driven by his deep affection for Lady Anika.My concerns about Kristoff causing trouble due to his immaturity lingered. His presence could potentially cause delays rather than aid. Whenever Ulric and I engaged in conversation or shared a moment, Kristoff would steal glances in our direction. His eyes, though attempting to conceal his curiosity, betrayed a sense of jealousy and discomfort.Despit
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AriAfter a grueling day and a half, our weary group finally arrived at the borders of the Canary District. The air was thick with anticipation, and the scent of the woods and vegetation surrounded us. In this pivotal moment, I was the only one who knew the way forward. So, I brought everyone together before we moved on. Their faces showed both tiredness and curiosity as I formed a circle with the group.“The Canary District is a dangerous trail, even for someone who knows the place. Most of its terrain is plagued with venomous snakes and other wild beasts. One bite, and you wouldn’t see another day. It would be best for us to stick together until we reach the Forest of Alodia.”Everyone nodded in agreement, showing their trust and confidence as they allowed me to take the lead. I offered words of encouragement as we approached our destination."As we move forward, our aim is to reach the wolf tribe that guards the forest. They're the key to finding the Nightleaf plants we need. This
The Rise of the Half-Rank Wolf Chapter 63
KristoffMy mission was no walk in the park. Retrieving a plant I knew nothing about rendered me useless, but I couldn't let that discourage me. Not for Anika. I was ready to venture into the unknown, facing lurking dangers rather than sitting idly by. The sight of my struggling sister pierced my heart, and I couldn't back down. For her sake.Physically, the mission wasn't as challenging as my past endeavors. I had tackled more dangerous terrains, survived unforgiving deserts with scarce resources, and engaged in bloody battles against enemy packs and rogues. Reflecting on those completed missions bolstered my confidence, preparing me to confront The Forest of Alodia. The unknown forest posed no significant challenge to me.Now, standing in front of death, facing a fearless tribe threatening us over our origins, I shouldn't have felt intimidated. As the heir of the most powerful pack, a Jarl like myself could take on each one of them alone. I had confidence in my combat abilities and
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