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Author: AZAANA
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"It wasn't an issue of facing Alpha Rowan and Luna Elara," I muttered to my reflection in the dark glass of the suite's viewing portal. "Or maybe it was, just a fraction. But the real hit to my system was how brutally I severed the connection with Kael Shadowfang before we cleared the sector line. What could we have even transmitted to each other that would alter the data? He was an unaligned rogue for a brief deployment, a wolf who handed me a flawless strategy, and now he has his own borders
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  • Run, Little Heir   16

    I turned to exchange a formal nod with Jorah and the transport crew as they directed the vehicle toward the underground maintenance bays, and right on cue, that familiar, battle-scarred black rig cruised past at a tactical crawl. All my tracking senses could isolate of the driver was a single calloused hand resting flat against the upper edge of the open armor-glass window. The bright security floodlights flashed across the heavy gold signet ring Kael wore on his left hand, the ancient pack engraving so scarred and worn from combat operations that the original crest was entirely unreadable.Then the vehicle cleared our sector line, the driver punching the throttle so the heavy engine roared, tearing around the corner into Curzon Fangway and dropping off my radar arrays completely.I squared my shoulders, locked a neutral expression onto my face, and addressed Derogate and the flanking guards. "Good evening. The deployment is complete. This is Eames; she’s been handling my internal log

  • Run, Little Heir   15

    "It wasn't an issue of facing Alpha Rowan and Luna Elara," I muttered to my reflection in the dark glass of the suite's viewing portal. "Or maybe it was, just a fraction. But the real hit to my system was how brutally I severed the connection with Kael Shadowfang before we cleared the sector line. What could we have even transmitted to each other that would alter the data? He was an unaligned rogue for a brief deployment, a wolf who handed me a flawless strategy, and now he has his own borders to patrol in a completely different tier of the world than the hierarchy I'm locked into."Assuming I actually allow the Nightfang Alpha to claim me, my inner wolf growled, pacing the floorboards of my mind.I could feel my trajectory sliding directly toward a face-to-face confrontation with the Nightfang heir, and I realized Kael’s raw logic was the exact thing that had made this move feel entirely unavoidable. Before his intervention, my resistance had been feeding exclusively off my territori

  • Run, Little Heir   14

    "Yeah. Completely locked," I echoed, forcing a tight smile.Locked? One of my enforcer brothers had once described the sensation of being blasted through the windshield of a compromised armored vehicle during a border clash, and my insides felt exactly like they were free-falling through that wreckage.The moon hit its apex the following evening, its full, brilliant light slicing through the jagged cloud cover that threatened a massive storm front."Winter is officially holding the territory," Kael remarked from the shadows, making my pulse jump as I stood by the reinforced glass of the Council Den, one hand holding back the heavy thermal drapes. "Apologies. I didn't mean to trigger your defense instincts.""No defense triggered, just a basic reflex jump," I lied smoothly, keeping my tone casual. "I was just tracking the way the moonlight reflects off the wet perimeter fencing.""Sleet under a full moon looks exactly like liquid silver," Kael murmured. He stepped up beside me, reachin

  • Run, Little Heir   13

    Listen, the sound of their engines is fading down the main drive," I said, a wave of relief breaking over my wolf as I triggered the biometric latch to open the Pavilion door. "The sector is clear. We’re safe."We navigated back through the secure perimeter to find Elder Matriarch Selene Vale standing in the main corridor of Valeheart Manor, checking her wrist-comm with an annoyed flick of her fingers. "There you are! Thank the pack ancestors. I was sweating bullets that you two would trip a sensor and I'd have to explain to a rival Alpha what the pair of you are doing running tactical evasions on my property.""A bit early for a territorial drop-in, wouldn't you say?" Kael muttered, trailing behind us as we moved into the Council Den."They're executing a high-speed transit to the Silverfang District, and Alpha Marcus Greyfang claimed he wanted to return a field-encrypted data drive I dropped at Greyfang territory last week. At least, that was his diplomatic cover," Selene explained,

  • Run, Little Heir   12

    "I caught part of the recon reports regarding Alpha Braxton's layout," Selene’s smooth vocal tones drifted over from the path, slightly muffled but growing distinct. "The perimeter is entirely too mechanical." Her statement cut through the cold air right from the other side of the security barrier.I whipped around instantly. Kael grabbed the biometric scanner handle on the heavy oak entryway, shoved the barrier open, and urged me into the dark interior of the Sunfang Pavilion. He secured the bolt with a silent click and peered through a cracked, grimy window pane."They're moving inside the perimeter," Kael muttered."We shouldn't trigger any sensors in here, right?" I cast a quick glance around the floor space, scanning a pile of folded tactical field tarps, heavy enforcer tools, and an overturned metal container.I knew Kael was desperate to avoid an interrogation by the visiting Alphas, but why was I keeping low?Because I don't need Alpha Marcus Greyfang reporting my location bac

  • Run, Little Heir   11

    "We didn’t get a single ping on the secure server from the Silverfang District network this morning, though an encrypted file did land from Elowen Stormborn. She's giving you a full breakdown of the damage control," Elder Matriarch Selene Vale remarked, glancing up from her monitor during our morning meal as we both reviewed our respective pack briefings."What's the verdict from the high-tier ranks?" I asked, scrolling through the dense blocks of text illuminating my tablet screen. It looked like an alpha-coded data dump scrambled by a frantic tech-enforcer."She says I’m acting like an un-bonded rogue, a complete liability to our bloodline, and a massive headache for the pack Alphas," I deciphered, throwing my hands up. "According to her, I’m destined to be entirely ostracized by the regional council unless I crawl back to the Nightfang Citadel and beg Kael Nightfang to overlook the insult. Two pages of pure political guilt-tripping."I locked the screen and tossed the device onto t

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