The competition was only four days, but usually lasted a week. Giving the competing pack time to socialize with each other before they all dispersed. Still it wasn't like one couldn't leave immediately if they wanted to. Elsa spent the night at the infirmary with the unconscious Logan. Forcefully sending the kids who wanted to stay with her back to her rooms. There was a heavy feeling weighing on her chest as she listened to the continuous beeps. Fortunately Rain had sent a witch to heal his injuries which were almost all gone. The nurse said he was still unconscious because of physical stress. She couldn't find sleep so she ended up staring blankly into thin air as she tried hard not to think. Wrapped in an overly thick blanket she could still feel the piercing cold that attacked her bones relentlessly. "You should get some rest." Caspian who had been watching her for some time stayed. "Can't sleep." Elsa shook her head with an heavy expression. "You feel guilt?" "It's not t

Elsa spent the rest of the day outdoor where she met up with Daniel and discussed some important stuffs about the pack reconstruction. It was only after she got back home did she realize something wrong. "Where is Candy? Why haven't I seen her since I arrived?" Elsa asked with normality. The little girl liked to stick to her so it was no strange thing for her to come visit. But strangely Alexander was silent. Picking on that something must have gone wrong, she raise a brow. "What happened? Where is she?" "She is a spy." Alexander replied with only three words sending Elsa into confusion. Her mind race. 'That is impossible—’ She was just a kid. "What happened to her Alexander?" She raised her voice a little this time. Then afterwards asked softly. "Is she dead?" "No." Alexander said. "Where is she?" "In her room—under surveillance." "I want to see her." Alexander agreed, following along. "She infiltrated the pack kitchen then poisoned the ingredients—its was good that it wa

"Assassin's!!" Elsa screamed without thinking. "It's your ancestors that's an assassin—wait, that could include me." Greta mumbled. She then cursed. "It's your whole generation you are calling an assassin." "Mom?" Elsa was in the middle of the wrecked bed, gripping hard on her sheets. "No. It's grandpa." Greta rolled her eyes in sarcasm. "I have a grandpa?" Elsa muttered to herself. "Honey stop picking on her." Another voice scolded sending Elsa to her feet. "Dad!!" She had just taken a step when she tripped on a wood, fortunately she was caught before she could tenderly embrace the ground. The aura was familiar so she merely leaned into his arms and asked. "What is going on? Why are they here?" —————— "Wait—you guys are trying to tell me that I am a witch— like supernatural and all?" Elsa's lips twitched as she asked. "Correct." Greta nodded snacking on some cheese. "And I got it from you. Like you are also a witch?" Elsa asked again. "Yup." Greta popped on the 'p'. "Da

The majority decided not to postpone it." "The council did not call it off?" Elsa was surprised. "Unfortunately. No." Alexander explained. "The decision was decided by votes and most packs preferred to still go on with the ranking ritual." "Even after what happened?" Elsa found it hard to understand. "Shouldn't they be trying to catch the killers?" "Only the top twenties participated in the first competition, the blood battle will have every single packs in participation, each eager to increase their rank so as to earn more benefits. Not much people would care about the threat." "So the blood battle is in less than a month?" Elsa asked. "That means I have less than a month to train if I want to participate." She thought about what her mother said about the possibilities of her powers growing to the extent she would be able to handle ten average wolves. But then looking at the people she would want to compete. No doubt every single one of those Luna's could not be taken lightly.

Elsa took a whole day before she recovered. The birthday wasn't in another two days, so she stayed in her room, practicing her spells while trying not to think of her fight with Alexander.It wasn't until the morning of the birthday day did April drag her out of the room, and everyone went shopping for their party clothes.They had lunch in a chinese restaurant before heading over to Dora's place.When Elsa arrived she realized that something was wrong. Normally Dora liked to throw a big party on her birthdays but the situation told her she didn't this time.She let herself into the house by using the finger lock. And sure enough there was no decorations, no presents and more importantly no cake.'is she even at home?'She was just about to pick up her phone and call Dora when she heard footsteps descending from the stairs.With a slight grin, she took in a deep breath and shouted. "Police!! You have been reported for illegal activities. We ask you to surrender yourself or we shall ta