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CHAPTER 46

Penulis: Kemzie
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-12-19 00:14:28

Ethan’s POV

The packhouse had become a place of broken rules and louder panic. I had seen chaos before. I had led wolves through storms, through floods, through raids that left men and women hollowed and furious.

I gave orders the way my father had taught me, clipped and clear so that confusion could not grow between syllables. Lock down every sector. Seal the medical wing. Push the healthy to the eastern rooms.

Move the wounded to the central hall and secure it. My voice traveled faster than feet for a moment and then the sound of it was swallowed by the greater noise of wolves screaming.

The problem was not only that the pathogen moved through blood or touch. It moved through the loudness of fear, through the way one wolf seeing another go savage sent a ripple through whole rooms until the hinge of control snapped in too many heads at once.

We tried to quarantine. We tried the old rules that had saved us in other wars. We dragged quilts and beds and tables across doorways. We lock
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