Chapter Thirty-Two Elsa's POV We both walked hastily to where the sound was coming from and that was when I saw that it was one of the trainees. She was on the floor rolling around in pain while one of the warriors stood over her. "What happened here?" Prince Murray asked the warrior who just kept staring at the lady. "These folks are overzealous. They're too eager to do something instead of taking their time to learn," he explained, looking very concerned. "She tried to spar with one of the other trainees. This one that is standing to my right." He pointed to another young woman who stood timidly and we turned to see who was. She was quite taller than her fallen counterpart and had a much larger frame. She looked a bit over 6 feet; a nice height for a woman. The other lady looked not more than 5 '6, even if I couldn't quite get that accurately since she was still lying on the floor. "I asked them to wait for me to return so they could continue with their training," the warrior

Chapter Thirty-Four Elsa's POV Immediately I opened my eyes, I quickly held onto my stomach which was quite sore from all the kicks that I had received from that stupid girl the previous day. I hated her so much and I just wished that I could make her pay for all that she did to me, but I couldn't. She was way out of my reach and perhaps, I should have simply done all that I could to always stay out of her way. Not when she messed with my friend though. I went to Mandy's room so that I could give her the beating she deserved for hurting my friend, little did I know that the Princess was there. Now, it was I who was being consoled by the friend that I went to defend. The irony of life. "I'm so sorry that you had to go through all of this for my sake, Elsa," Abigail said, rubbing her hand on my back as I clutched my stomach, still feeling a bit of pain. My wounds had all healed up and even the part of my shoulder that I felt got a bit dislocated was alright. It was just the pain tha

Chapter Thirty-six Elsa's POV I lay on the floor, with Aby by my side as I hummed a song that my mother used to sing. She called it the song of hope and she always sang it despite the hardships and sufferings that she faced. That memory was one of the few things I remembered about her. I couldn't even remember what she looked like anymore, even though I could still pick out a thing or two. She was blonde like me and I used to think she was a tall woman, but it could have just been because I was very tiny and so everyone looked tall in my eyes. Each time she sang or hummed it, her face beamed with smiles and it seemed to give her some hope of something better. It didn't get better but she never lost hope. So as we lay down there, tired and famished, having not had anything to eat since we were taken in, I refused to lose hope. Somehow, I believed that help was going to come even if it wasn't from Prince Murray. Suddenly, I heard something that sounded like the door was being unlo

Chapter Thirty-eight Elsa's POV I watched on and made sure that Abigail had entered her room and locked the door and then I walked out of the building and began to make my way to the Pack borders where I felt the fight was going on. I didn't want to imagine that they had made their way into the Pack as that was going to be very bad for us. The warriors had to do all they could to make sure that never happened and I hoped that they did. I walked as fast as I could, although I took a few breaks to rest a bit so that I won't be too tired to fight when I'd get to the place of battle. I had no sword or any weapon at all in hand. I was going to fight a group of trained warriors without a weapon. It was folly at its peak, but I couldn't get myself to hide away while others in the Pack were putting their lives on the line for the Pack. My life wasn't even worth so much so I had no problem putting it there. I just had to find a way to get a weapon and what better way than to disarm a tra

Chapter Forty Elsa's POV It was only three days left before Alpha Davon would get married to Princess Alina. All the talk about the war had slowly died down as peace thrived once more in the Pack. It was highly expected after how the other two Packs were dispatched. They weren't even able to move past the Pack borders despite their numbers and that was something that would strike fear in the heart of anyone at all, even the Alphas of the other Packs. The possibility of him getting married after a few days would have made the fear grow even further. The strongest Pack in the realm was about to have a Luna Queen. It was an interesting time in the Pack. Invitations had been sent out to the different Packs. Abigail had to send invitations to two Packs even though it wasn't her job. Those Packs were said to be more welcoming to women and since she always loved to talk as boldly as she loved to, she was given the task by Prince Murray. She did it without any hassles, just as I expecte