Philip’s POVEverything is going according to my plan. ** Beta Yhan came to my table, whispering information, “Alpha, the special guests will arrive shortly.”From my table, I looked at the newly married couple sitting at a good distance with food and drinks served on their table. They weren’t talking much to each other, maybe because they were being watched by the people in my pack.Who will feel comfortable if the guests at your wedding are people who despise being with you?“The Alpha of the Green Forest Pack said that he’s texting you, saying that he’d be late. But you’re not replying, so he thought you forgot the invitation. I came here after seeing his text to me,” Yhan said.Text?I groped my pocket and found out that my phone was missing. I probably left it in my room.“All right. I get it. Wait for his arrival and leave.”“Yes, Alpha.”As soon as the Beta left, I turned my head to my wife, my Luna, Jasmine. Just like what I expected, her expression was distorted upon hearin

Elizabeth’s POV Philip was planning to kill Hogan in this battle. And the drink that I dosed might do the job. Hogan and I didn’t have much time to talk, as the people in the Pack led him toward the Pack’s fighting arena. Does it make sense? They watched him marry his wife, and yet they wanted to see him fight? Just how much will they torment him! Inside the arena, the air thickened. The smells of werewolves around made me feel nauseous. I thought I might faint any second because of deep hatred towards this damn place. Drawing a deep breath while suppressing the urge to wolf out and express my anger, I looked in front and saw two tall men. One was standing on the left side. The other was standing on the right side together with the other nine werewolves from the Blood Moon Pack. Hogan and I looked at each other, and again, he gave me that ‘Don’t worry. I can do it,’ gaze, which ached my heart so badly. How can I not worry when I knew Hogan drank the dosed drink? I still don’t

Third Person’s POV The battle between the Alpha of Green Forest and the ten strongest warriors from the Blood Moon Pack is about to start. From the lower part of the arena, Regis looked around. He saw Elizabeth back in her seat. Near her, there was Joseph. Joseph nodded his head to Regis as if to inform him that everything was right. Regis nodded back, telling him that he did a good job looking after Elizabeth. Then his golden eyes went to Hogan. Hogan was sitting on a long bench, together with the other nine werewolves. He was a loner sitting far from the majority as everyone wanted to avoid him. Regis, who was convinced that Hogan wasn’t cursed, raised his hand. He smiled at Hogan and waved his hand, something a close pal would do to his friend. The spectators who saw Regis waving his hand to the cursed rogue were surprised. Why would the Alpha of Green Forest Pack greet the cursed man? Are they close? Hogan doesn’t want to be caught – that he let Regis enter the borderline a

Hogan’s POV [“I will put something in your drink later. Don’t drink it.”] Elizabeth prepared the food and drinks in my cabin for long days. If she wanted to kill me, Elizabeth had chances. And yet, during our wedding ceremony, she stated she would put something into my drink. Why would she? I found the answer only when I saw Philip grinning while drinking my wine. I fell into a state of deep confusion. Why would Philip ask Elizabeth to pour drugs into my drink? Even so, I drank the drug purposely in order to save my wife’s life. Defying Philip’s order in his territory would only mean losing one’s neck over his claws. I, who couldn’t understand what the Alpha was thinking, drank the drug on purpose. Then suddenly, the Alpha of the Green Forest came, and he declared war against the Blood Moon Pack. Philip asked me to join the battle, which left me speechless. ‘He gave me the drug. If I lose in this battle, Regis will take Luna Jasmine back to the Green Forest.’ What does Phili

Third Person’s POV Genin. Blain. Ishakan. Hogan’s dear friends. He was so sorry for letting them die. And this time, Hogan will shed blood for them and his woman. ‘You don’t need to forgive me. Because I will never forgive myself for letting Philip fool me for a long time.’ CRASH—! Hogan’s molars ground together with force when he saw Philip trying to attack his wife. A sight to behold that his wolf would not endure! And so, he shifted into his werewolf form, jumped to the elevated deck, and then… THUD! “Keugh!” Philip’s hand was taken off Elizabeth. And right there, he was crushed to the floor, and as if there was a huge hand pressing him down there. “H-Hogan, keugh! Ugh!” Philip, who was more physically capable than the other members of the pack, overcame the force weighing down on him. With a crumpled face, he spoke. “W-Why…” And once again, Hogan crushed him to the ground, and even the stone floor cracked with a loud sound. The formidable power in his hand, he coul