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Chapter 59:The Hour of Blood and Prophecy

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So this was Sage, Luna's Beta. I'd heard about her, a legendary fighter who'd never lost a battle.

"Our pack scouts just arrived. They say there's going to be war if Thelma isn't freed. Alpha Marcus is rallying the southern packs. They're preparing to march on the Silver Moon."

Luna's face went pale. "War? Over one trial?"

"It's bigger than that now," Sage said. "A True Alpha has awakened and chosen to protect someone. If the Council executes her anyway, it sends a message that even True Alphas can be ignored. Every pack with a strong Alpha will see it as a threat."

"How many warriors?" I asked.

Sage turned to me, her eyes assessing. "At least five hundred, possibly more. Luna's father is leading them. He says he won't let the Council corrupt justice."

Luna grabbed my arm. "Theo, this is spiraling out of control. We need to stop this before wolves start dying."

"I'll go to the Council," I said. "Show them this evidence about Thorne. It might be enough to shift the vote."

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