“No,” Juliet answers in the meeting with the Alphas. “Let him die. He deserves to die for his crimes.”
“Under our system of justice, yes,” Mitchell agrees. “But the humans have their own system, and he is entitled to the treatment if it is available. And under the terms of our treaty, we are compelled to give it to them.”
“And if we break the treaty, the President will use it as an excuse to start a war?” Juliet asks and everyone nods. “Innocents die in wars and we, as the leaders of the werewolves, should make sure innocents are safe. So, we save his life.”
“I think we need to talk about what happens if the treatment fails,” Luna Lawrence states. He has aged okay, but clearly, he is the eldest in the room. “If we give him the dosage and training, but he dies anyway with no progress, how can we be sure the President won’t use it as propaganda to start a war anyway?”
“If a wolf had said that I’d laugh, but it was Lawrence and he knows not only the human way, but their government as wel
