127 Evelyn's Dark Magic

Sysiphus let out an angry huff at Raymond, but Raymond ignored him and kept staring into Sysiphus's eyes with a serious look until Sysiphus let out a frustrated growl--

[I was going to ask for the same thing! Do you promise you won't abandon the kitten, under any circumstance?]

Raymond finally looked a bit relieved: [I believe I just answered that question by saying 'I do'.]

But Sysiphus didn't join his laugh: [Even if our own people are turned against her? Could you choose her over the pack?]

Ava threatened to turn the werewolves against Evelyn, and seeing that with magic Ava was even capable of rousing the mate bond they lost, Sysiphus tended to believe that Ava could do it.

If it was up to him, he would take Evelyn's side no matter what. A wolf's mind is simple -- they rule with absolute power, and they choose whatever their hearts tell them to do.

But not their human part.

Raymond had more to worry about. He had to convince their people, to lead but not to rule, to convince but no