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Chapter 23: Rise of the Alpha.

작가: Ren Fredda
last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-10-16 18:54:24

Kael's POV

After the fight, we all went back to the pack. The Council chamber was colder than the rest of the fortress. The walls were carved with the marks of old packs and names of Alphas who had come before me. Their presence pressed on me from every side while the moonlight fell through the glass ceiling. I stood in the center of the circle as the elders took their seats. Cyril, the eldest among them, watched me with eyes that were too sharp for his age.

“You’ve broken every rule written in our law,” Cyril said. “You bound yourself to the cursed one and you brought her into our walls. You disobeyed direct orders from the Council. Do you deny any of this?” I didn’t look away. “No.” “Then you know the consequence.” “I know the law,” I said. “But I also know the law is useless if it means letting an army of witches burn us alive.”

Murmurs broke through the chamber. Cyril raised a hand and the sound stopped. “You are not Alpha yet, Kael Aeson. You have no right to speak as if you lead
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