Celebration of Luna's arrival. Lew-Longdon, NorthWulf. The bells rang as Rondolf guided Rula's steps down the stairs to the castle grounds. Most of NorthWulf's populace had collected as morning approached for this historic occasion. As the scene becomes increasingly crowded, most individuals appear to be regular citizens. The fact that a pack of werewolves with protruding fangs and claws had congregated would go unnoticed. "Alpha and Luna have arrived!" A sentry rang a bell, and it resounded in the space. All of NorthWulf's people bowed as ordered. The structure and hierarchy in place here started to shock Rula. She experienced a feeling of rebirth as royalty. "All welcome you, Rula," said Rondolf in a low voice. He looked at the woman beside him. "From now on, they are your people." Rula looked up, remembering she was only chest level with Rondolf. "Is it that soon to be queen to them?" she asked. "No coronation yet, right?" "When you were first born, that's when you were crow

Rula crawled in fear. She tried to stay away from the giant creature. It's useless to scream for help. People won't hear it."You can't run from me, Luna." The man's voice sounded so clear. Like a bolt of lightning, it sounded highly terrifying to Rula.Rula tried quickly to get up and run away from him, but her legs were forcefully grabbed. Rula's body is dragged outside the border area of NorthWulf."Help me!" Rula shouted."Help me! Help!" She thrashed.Tears streamed down her cheeks as she was dragged further into the thicker forest."Help!"The werewolf laughed in satisfaction at Rula's whining."Nothing can save you, Luna!" He burst out laughing. "I really didn't expect it would be this easy to kill you."Rula stared at the giant statue in front of her. "Who are you?"The werewolf crouched in front of Rula. His body still looked so muscular that it blocked the sunlight behind his back."You completely forgot about me?" he asked Rula. "You don't remember we met before?"Rula only

"Rockley?" Rula approached him. The man was sitting on the balcony of the watchtower, gazing into the deep darkness among the trees. Rockley looked up when he saw Rula approaching him. He greeted her with a respectful obeisance. "Luna, What are you doing here?" Rockley asked her. "Can I help you?" The hierarchy in this place began to frustrate Rula. She was greeted with respect and venerated as a goddess. In reality, Rula had the distinct impression that she came from the womb of a farmer of vegetables. "Nothing." Unceremoniously, Rula walked past Rockley. At night, the city will begin quieting down from people passing by. Only the light from large torches shines in the darkness. The atmosphere was typical of the middle of the forest, with the sound of crickets together in an irregular melody. "I asked Rondolf an easy question," Rula said suddenly. She glanced at Rockley, who approached her. Rockley did not want to jump to conclusions about the reason for Rula's arrival a

"Who's Shore?""An old friend."Rondolf left his place. Without batting an eye, Rula kept her eyes on Rondolf's back. Rula was still trying to figure out who Shore was and how an acquaintance had persuaded Rondolf to get ready to meet him this morning."Close friend?" Rula approached Rondolf. "How close are you to the Shore?"Rondolf distracted him. He just stared at Rula. "We were hunting partners in our youth," replied Randolf.Even though Rula looked confused, she couldn't express her curiosity."Are you done?" Rondolf noticed Rula's style.The raffle-accented, embroidered dress looks so elegant for Rula's morning appearance. The fine fur knit runs along her chest until it covers her back. The lace collar style leaves Rula's shoulders exposed in the middle of summer. Her long hair was curled up, leaving a few strands beside her ears.Rondolf nodded after observing Rula's appearance. "You're wonderful, Rula."Even now, Rula could not understand why Mirha woke her up early in the mor

"Are you mad at me, Rula?"Rodolf lost his vocabulary as he received Rula's disapproving look. Rondolf was curious to know if he had made a terrible mistake by keeping Rula at arm's length from him. He was only at fault for not doing anything when Yarusoyya insulted Rula."I'm sorry, Rula." This was Rondolf's umpteenth apology.He took Rula's hand and held it. "I know I was wrong for not fighting Yarusoyya. However, I can't do it as Alpha."Rula looked at Rondolf. A flash of anger filled her irises."I'll ensure something like that doesn't happen again, Rula." Rondolf grinned thinly. He shortened his vertical distance from Rula, creating a familiarity between them."I will pay for my mistakes, Rula." Rondolf persuaded Rula. "I'm taking you to the Republic of East Maddison."Rondolf did keep his promise. This man brought Rula over to the elite city with unparalleled charm. However, Rula's anger had already exploded in her heart. She was offended, and Rula feared her position would be r