LOGIN[Avira]
"If the Alpha calls for a meeting, then it is important." Beta Maverick said, eyeing me as though I have said or done something offensive. "Now go get prepared, and stop asking silly questions." He added, and I immediately understood what had happened. I had stupidly asked my question out loud intead of in my head, and now Beta Maverick thought I was referring to him. "I want to clean up my room first." I said in a low voice but he said nothing which was usually a sign of approval. I left for my room to clean it up, since there was still time before the assembly plus my room only needed a little tidying. I only needed to dust out the only piece of furniture in the room, and then sweep the room out. "I'm off. Don't be late." Beta Maverick called a little while later. As the second to command, it was only proper that he arrived early at every assembly, earlier than usual the others which was perfect for me since I would rather arrive at the assembly, a few seconds before the said time. It took me longer than I expected to clean out my room, all thanks to my stomach which had begun to hurt, making me to stop and rest at intervals. By the time I was done, it was some minutes before noon. It had taken me more than forty five minutes to dust my bed and sweep my room out! Still in pains, I dragged myself to the bathroom, and took a really quick bath. One of the quickest I've had, and rushed through getting dressed. I looked at the clock on the wall to see that I had less than five minutes left. It was in times like this that I was grateful that my guardian was the pack's Beta which meant our quarter was the closest to the Alpha's, with less than a minute on human foot. I waited till it was a minute before noon before I stepped out of my room, and headed for the Alpha's quarters where I was sure to meet every member of our pack. "Hey," I heard from beside me. It was a male and unfamiliar voice. My wolf whimpered lowly inside me, and I couldn't tell if it was because of the unfamiliar voice or the pain in my stomach that had persisted. I tilted my head alittle for a quick look at the person who had called, and continued my walk. I was right, this male right there does not look any familiar, and he is sure not a member of the pack. But why is he heading for the Alpha's quarters? "You should have your stomach checked. That's a lot of pain right there." He added after a few seconds, and I shot him a look, this time it was direct. It couldn't have been the way I walked that gave my stomach ache away as I was walking perfectly normal. Although I have heard rumours of werewolves feeling the pains of she-wolves and other werewolves but I didn't think that was the case right now, this asshole is obviously taking a wide guess, and sadly, he was right. "There is nothing wrong with my stomach." I lied. We were close to the Alpha's quarters now, and I wished he would leave me alone. "Ouch!" He suddenly whispered in pain just as I felt a sharp pain in my stomach. It could be a coincidence or maybe he was simply guessing right. Or maybe, just maybe he was actually feeling my pain. "We can't be seen together," I said instead, and walked away from him. Beta Maverick would not take it any lightly on me if he sees me with a male, and worse, a stranger to the pack. ********** I stepped into the open shed which served as the pack's hall to see that every member of the pack was inalready present. It was a few seconds before the noon bell would begin to ring, and I was just in time, like always. I located any spot in the area reserved for the non-members of the pack, to which I was a proud member. This section consisted of members who were either adopted, abducted or rescued by the pack, and were yet to become full members. They were handed to notable families to serve as slaves until their initiation to become full members. "Attention everyone!" It was unmistakably the voice of the Delta, the third in command aided with the pack's address system which was a conch shell. I Iooked at him on the podium only for a brief moment, before I let my gaze travel round the crowd. From the Alpha's sitting place where only the Luna and their two sons were seated, to the Beta's where Beta Maverick sat alone, and I wondered for the umpteenth time since I was handed to him what happened to his family. It was the only thing I could do at this point, to wonder. I have never dared to ask him any question about them, and I wasn't planning to ask him now or anytime soon. Someday, I will learn all that there was to learn about the Beta. Or not. My gaze left the Beta, and rested on the sitting place of the Delta, where his wife and two daughters sat with heir eyes fixed on him on the podium. Moving on, I settled my gaze on the pack's warriors, each of them had the same well-built feature, and like the others, their eyes were fixed on the podium where the Delta stood, about to give a speech. From the warriors, I stared at the Omegas, poorly dressed, and with how slender and sickly they all looked, I could tell that they were poorly fed. Beside the Omega, and closest to where I sat were werewolves who did not fall under any of the aforementioned categories. They were either from a different pack, or for a visit. They were neither initiated nor awaiting initiation. All they had was swear an oath of allegiance to Alpha Demian and to the laws of moonfire pack. I was still staring when I caught sight of him, the strange male who had walked beside me on my way to this place, and my wolf whimpered again. This time, I knew for sure why my wolf whimpered the first time. He was staring right at me, no, he had been staring right at me while I stared at the crowd. I looked away from him quickly, noting the uneasiness I suddenly felt, and focused on the others who shared this spot with me. We were seven in all, and ranged between the ages of eleven to nineteen years with me being the oldest. I could still feel the heat of the male's gaze on me even though I had turned towards the opposite direction. I stood up just then when I saw that the others had stood up. From my past experience, I could tell that the Alpha had arrived, and I was right. "We have a rogue Wolf amongst us." Alpha Demian declared once he motioned for us to sit, and there was a sudden murmuring from among the crowd. My heart skipped a beat immediately he made his declaration. A rogue wolf! That's the Beta right there.[Avira]Everything happened in a flash. Declan grabbing me roughly by my arm, and questioning me really quickly. If I didn't know him well, I would have thought he had broken into a panic. But he was Declan. He never panicked, and if he did, it wouldn't be because of me. He left just then, after telling me to stay here, like there was some place else I could be.Now left alone with the food scattered on the floor, and the dead ants around it, I let out a deep fearful sigh. Although I was attacked a few days ago, and I was scared, this was a much more direct and deadly attempt to terminate my life. But why?I mean, what offence did I commit, and to whom? I couldn't stop thinking of what would have happened if Declan had not gotten me really angry enough to crash both the table, and the dishes on it. I couldn't stop thinking about what would have happened if I had taken a bite.I slowly eased onto the bed when I felt my knees grow weak, but I could not for the life of me stop looking
[Declan]I watched as Avira stormed off into Dylan's bathroom, after crashing the table and the food she was supposed to eat. The first time I saw her, I knew she would be a hard one but never did I envision that she would have so much temper. For days, I have tried to apologize, and it was all to no avail as Avira would not even listen to me, or say anything else. She was right to not forgive me easily or ever but I wouldn't give up asking, or even stop trying.I waited a long time for her with my eyes fixed on the bathroom door which was shut. She must hate me, I thought in my head. I deserve it, and even more, I added, and heaved heavily.The possibility that she might never forgive me laid heavily on my chest, and made me feel nothing but dread. With each passing day, my feelings for her increased, and all I wanted was to bond with her. But she wouldn't hear of it. Although she hadn't said anything to me, I knew how irritated and angry my very presence made her feel. I saw how
[Avira] For days, I watched Dylan go out with the sole aim of finding out who my attackers were, and watched him come back in after many hours with utter disappointment. It was not a pleasant sight, but I was touched that he did all that because of me. He had refuted my initial assumption that he had a lover somewhere in the pack that hated the fact that we shared a room. Of course I did not ask him that, I could not, as that would come too close to jealousy, and even though it was the case with me, I didn't want him or anyone finding out about it. I wouldn't even admit it to myself. Dylan also refused that I moved out of his room, back to the room right across the hall, or to any other room. According to him, the room was a mess, and had housed Thorne for too many days. Also it would be a constant reminder of my struggle against Thorne. As for moving out, he believes, and made me believe that I would be much safer while I'
[Dylan]I sent for Declan at once, and without thinking. The meeting we just concluded with our father was to strengthen our twin bond. At Declan's arrogant insistence, our father had agreed that Avira stayed in the pack, on the condition that Avira does not come between us.Declan followed me from behind without questions, and we headed back to my bedroom, where Avira laid on the bed, beaten. His special smelling ability would be useful now. I told myself as I pushed the door open. Avira was on the bed, just as she was when I left her a few minutes ago. Her eyes became angry when she saw Declan walk in, but I could not help it."Tell me, who else was in this room in the last hour?" I asked, when both Declan's eyes and Avira's held and met. Although the condition for Avira to remain in the pack was that Declan and I live at peace with each other, I still did not feel comfortable knowing how he felt about her."I can't," Declan
[Avira]I remained on the bed after my attackers left. I know I should put on the lights to cast out the darkness but I did not, instead I remained on the bed, lost in my thoughts.Who could it be that wanted me dead? Haven't I had enough in this pack already? I stretched out my hand and reached for the bedside table. I tapped my way around it until I found a napkin with which I wiped my mouth.What if it was Dylan's lover who sent the men that attacked me. Surely, there must be someone in the pack who is head over heels in love with Dylan, and that someone, however she tried to act otherwise, did not like that I now shared a room with him.Since that was the case, I'd return to the room across from Dylan's. I'd be safe there since Dylan is back, and I was out of his bedroom, even though it was not a guarantee.I remained on the bed, and thought of other possibilities, but none of them made any sense to me more than that it was
[Avira]Dylan was charging towards Declan when I woke up, but I wasn't sure if it was real, or if I was back in the moon realm."What's going on?" I asked. I wanted to be sure I was awake for real.Dylan stopped in his tracks, and came to me. His excitement was the first proof that this was really happening, and not a vision in the moon realm. Declan remained rooted to the spot where he stood, and even though I itched to, I avoided looking at his direction altogether. Whatever happened to me was his doing, and whatever he was doing here will not make any difference.He left after some time, and I heaved a silent sigh. His presence didn't make me feel any comfortable. I inquired about him from Dylan a few seconds after he left."It's Declan." Dylan said even though I knew that already."What was he doing here?" I asked. "I think we found who our mystery man is," he said instead, but I was not interested in that conversation. I knew who sent me flowers, and I remember telling him alre
[Avira]We did not set out of the cave until four nights later, when Dylan was sure that the warriors must have relented in their guard in search for me. I was eager to leave the pack which now held nothing but sad memories and contempt for me so that when Dylan stated that we would leave tonight,
[Avira]I stepped into the palace or throne room as it was mostly called with an air of indifference. As far as the Alpha's missing crown was concerned, I haven't seen it. In fact I know nothing about it.I located an empty spot in the corner reserved for the non- pack members and sat down. Alpha D
[Dylan]I watched as Avira suddenly became uneasy once I mentioned the cave, and I wondered why. It was only a cave, and it was the only option I had with the other members of the pack nearly upon us."Is something wrong?" I asked again when she made no attempt to respond to my first question."It'
[Avira]Kyle appeared on the podium through the back door, bearing the old Ashen cage. Although he carried it with ease, I could tell that it was heavier than he made it seem. Carefully, he placed the old looking cage on the floor in front of me, and motioned for me to get inside, and I did, trembl







