The cell was a desolate place, as the cell was lonely and scary. The walls felt like they were squeezing me, making it hard to breathe. I was actually suffocating with their oppressive presence. I looked at the hard, gray stone around me and felt sad. It was like my dreams were broken and sitting on top of me, making it hard to move. I would never put my enemy in a place like that. I kept wondering why Alpha Jo, as sweet as he is, would build something like this. How did I end up here? Why did I not see this coming? These were the questions I asked myself while in the cell. I was to be banished and according to the laws it was to be after seven days of being held in a cell. This was for proper inquiry and confirmation by the elders. I thought I was loved by all but the inmates were no different. They called me names that stung like a lash, taunting me with their cruel mockery of who I thought I was meant to be. I was the only female werewolf in the cell and it didn't make it easier.

Don’t do that, you do not have the capacity to do that right now, you need to immerse yourself in the realm of the ancestral powers before you can do that,” said Elder Cedric who was now walking close to my cell, seeing that I have been trying several times to gather strength one more time to get my gift active.“I don’t know what you are talking about. I was only trying to meditate,” I said knowing I was lying and would not want him to know what kind of gift I possessed.“I can see why they are afraid of you, my dear, it is really a frightening thing for someone as young as you to have these gifts, and to think of it you are an Omega clan. Words dry up quickly in the speed as my thought brought them up. No one had ever in time past or to come ever spoken such words to me. Elder Cedric knew too much for an Omega werewolf. Maybe =, he has some powers of his own and he has been deceiving me all along? Maybe he is working for Maria and trying to gather information from me. I had no answ

As the tension in the Council chamber reached a fever pitch, a visible sense of anticipation hung heavy in the air, thickening with each passing moment. The Elders, their expressions grave and solemn, rose from their seats in unison, their movements deliberate and calculated as they prepared to address the assembly.At their signal, my father, Mr. Carson, rose from his seat among the Elders, his face a mask of endurance and the pain I had caused him though he was not expressing none at all, as he stepped forward to take his place in one of the cubicles reserved for witnesses. It was a move that sent shockwaves rippling through the chamber, whispers of surprise and speculation echoing off the walls as the significance of his presence in the trial became apparent.I watched in stunned silence as my father took his place before the Council, his demeanor composed and dignified despite the weight of the moment. It was clear that his testimony would hold great sway over the outcome of the t

The judgment made me uncertain about so many things especially the Omega clan I was about to leave behind. I felt a surge of emotions welling up inside me, threatening to overwhelm my senses. Tears stung at my eyes, hot and bitter, as I struggled to contain the flood of despair threatening to consume me whole.Injustice. The word echoed in my mind like a cruel event, a reminder of the betrayal and deceit that had brought me to this moment. How could they accuse me of crimes I did not commit? How could they cast me out, condemn me to a fate worse than death, without so much as a fair trial? I have no clan and I have no pack. At my age, I felt I was too young to start all over and I was sure in this state the forest would consume me.The anger bubbled up inside me like a raging fire, burning bright and fierce as I struggled to make sense of the injustice that had been done to me. But even as the flames of fury threatened to consume me, a small voice whispered in the depths of my sou

“Do you think my Uncle will make it?” Zaza had asked me since I told them that Sir Ayar the King was poisoned.“I don't know Zaza, this has been a continuous and deliberate action to incapacitate the King,” I told her. Sincerely, I did not know how much of the poison was in his system. I was banished and disowned so I cannot suggest taking the King to my mother at Nashville.I told Zaza that we needed to inform the King. He deserves to know the whole truth. He needs to be protected and watched now that we know what is happening.“I suspected it. I was getting better and of a sudden I got worse. He started talking to me about how the bandits' reign could be a good thing,” Sir Ayar said.I looked at the King again, I saw that he was in a terrible state. He did not have a lot of days left in this world. I had a great sympathy for him.“How long do I have? The King asked. I was still looking at him full of pity and remorse. Noticing that, he said “You don't have to lie to me. It is not y