The fight with the Lycans

Adolph found himself thinking about Scarlett.

"Why am I even thinking of someone I just met today?" Adolph whispered to himself.

As Adolph sat in his living room, lost in thought, he suddenly felt a strange presence in the room. He looked up and saw a beautiful woman standing before him. She had long, flowing silver hair and a serene expression on her face.

"Who are you?" Adolph asked, feeling both intrigued and intimidated by the stranger's appearance.

"I am Luna, the goddess of the moon," the woman replied. "I have come to you because you have been chosen as my messenger."

"Your messenger?" Adolph repeated, feeling even more confused.

"Yes," Luna replied. "I have a message for you, Adolph. The girl you met today, Scarlett, is your mate."

Adolph's heart skipped a beat as he heard the goddess's words. Could it be true? Could he have already found his soulmate?

Luna seemed to read his thoughts and smiled knowingly. "Yes, Adolph, it is true. Scarlett is the one you have been waiting for. She is the one who will complete you and bring you true happiness."

Adolph felt a wave of emotion wash over him as he processed the news. He had always believed in the idea of soulmates but never thought he would find his own. And now, here he was, being told by a goddess that he had already met her.

"Thank you, Luna," Adolph said, bowing his head respectfully. "I will find Scarlett and tell her what I have learned."

Luna nodded and vanished, leaving Adolph alone with his thoughts. He felt a sense of peace and joy wash over him, knowing that his search for love was finally over. He would find Scarlett and start a new chapter of his life with her, knowing that they were truly meant to be together.

*******

In my dream, I found myself walking in a forest. It's not the same as the one I was in earlier, but it's still quite familiar. I felt a sense of comfort and safety like I am being guided by an unseen force.

As I continued walking, I heard a voice calling my name. I turned around and to my greatest surprise, I saw Adolph, the Alpha of the Moonlight pack, standing behind me. He looks just as he did when I met him earlier, with his red piercing eyes and imposing figure.

"Scarlett," he says, his voice deep and resonant. "I've been waiting for you."

"Waiting for me?" I asked, surprised. "What do you mean?"

"I mean that we have a connection, you and I," he replies. "I felt it when we met today, and I know you felt it too. You may not understand it yet, but you will. We are meant to be together, Scarlett. I know it in my bones."

I felt a flutter in my stomach at his words, a mixture of fear and excitement. I am not sure what to make of it all.

"But I'm an Omega," I said. "I'm not worthy of an Alpha like you."

"Stop," he interrupts. "Don't ever say that again. You are worthy, Scarlett. More than worthy. You have strength and courage that I have never seen before. And I need you by my side, as my mate and my equal."

His words send shivers down my spine. I felt the weight of his gaze upon me, and I know that he is speaking the truth.

But still, I hesitate. "I'm scared," I said. "What if I'm not ready? What if I can't handle it?"

"Then I will be there to help you," he says, taking a step closer to me. "I will never leave your side, Scarlett. I promise."

As he speaks, I feel a warmth spreading through my body. It's as if his words are washing away my fears and doubts, leaving only a sense of peace and belonging.

"I...I don't know," I stammered, feeling overwhelmed.

"That's okay," he says, smiling gently. "Take your time. When you're ready, I'll be here."

With that, he fades away, leaving me alone in the dream forest. I woke up, feeling both exhilarated and confused.

*********

Oh, Louis, what is the issue on the ground?" Adolph inquired from Louis as they stood overlooking the vast forest that surrounded their pack's territory.

"It's the Lycans, Adolph," Louis responded, his voice laced with concern. "They've been causing trouble again."

Adolph's eyes narrowed, a low growl rumbling in his throat. "I won't tolerate this kind of behavior from them. We need to put a stop to it before it gets out of hand."

Louis nodded in agreement. "I've already sent a patrol out to track them down, but we should go out ourselves and show them we mean business."

Without another word, the two werewolves took off into the forest, their powerful legs propelling them through the dense underbrush. As they ran, Adolph couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and responsibility for his pack. He was their alpha king, and it was his duty to protect them from any threats.

Eventually, they caught up with the Lycans. They were a rough and wild bunch, with little regard for the rules and laws that governed the Moonlight pack.

"Stop right there!" Adolph's voice echoed through the forest as they came upon the Lycans. "What do you think you're doing, why do you like causing trouble?"

The Lycans snarled in response, their teeth bared and their fur bristling with aggression. Adolph and Louis stood their ground, ready to fight if necessary. But before the situation could escalate, Adolph stepped forward, his commanding presence forcing the Lycans to back down.

"You know the rules," Adolph said sternly. "Stay out of our territory, or face the consequences."

The Lycans grudgingly backed off, and Adolph and Louis watched as they slunk away into the shadows. It was a small victory, but one that Adolph knew was important in maintaining the order and safety of his pack.

"Come on, let's go back to the pack," Louis said, clapping Adolph on the shoulder. "We've got some work to do."

Adolph nodded, feeling a sense of relief that the situation had been resolved without any bloodshed. As they ran back through the forest, he couldn't help but feel grateful for the loyal and capable friend by his side, and the strong and resilient pack he was honored to lead.

"Louis, I have something to tell you about once we are back in the pack. " Adolph said.

"Alright then", with a big smile, Louis replied.