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Chapter Fifty-Nine: The Respect

作者: Joel Stephen
last update 公開日: 2026-07-28 14:39:03

Weeks passed.

The rebuilding continued. The new order slowly took root. Wolves who had once been enemies became allies. Wolves who had once been slaves became free. Wolves who had once been broken became whole.

Elara watched it happen with a quiet sense of wonder. She had dreamed of this world, but she had never truly believed it could exist. She had hoped for a future without fear, but she had never been certain it would come.

But here it was. Growing. Thriving. Becoming real.

She walked
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