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Chapter 59

Author: Destiny lucky
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Valen’s Perspective

When I got back to my pack house, I froze where I stood.

The place that had always stood tall, proud, and strong was now nothing but ruin. The great stone walls were torn down in several places. Windows that once glowed with light were shattered into sharp pieces on the ground. Doors hung broken on their hinges.

The banners of my pack, which had always flown high and reminded everyone of my rule, now lay in the dirt. Some were burnt to ashes. The wind carried the smell of smoke and blood.

Wolves ran around in panic. Some tried to gather whatever scraps they could save, while others sat in corners crying. The sound of weeping and shouting filled the air, and every noise made my anger rise higher.

“What… what happened here?” My voice cracked, though I forced myself to sound strong. Inside, fear clawed at me.

A guard stumbled forward. His arm was bleeding badly, and his clothes were torn. He bowed his head but could barely look at me.

“Alpha… rogues. They came out of
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