تسجيل الدخولAlpha Kingsley POV“So what do you propose I do?” I asked, turning to face him.“As the Lycan Chairman, are you not supposed to lead a vanguard army to stop the attacks?” Alpha Damien replied.“Yes, I support Alpha Damien too,” the Alpha of the Green Fang Pack spoke.“As the leader of the werewolf community, you should lead by example,” he stated.“I think we should all first assess the situation carefully before making any decisions,” Alpha Peter suggested.“I think we should seek out the hideout of those bastards and wipe them all out at once,” the Aqua Marine Lycan Lord suggested.I watched as they brought forth their suggestions and ideas. Some were in support of Alpha Damien’s suggestion, while others wanted us to investigate further, and the rest were sitting on the fence.“What do you all think?” I asked, turning towards the elders in council.“I think you, as the Lycan Chairman, should be responsible for protecting the lives of the people,” an elder called Harold replied.“Bei
Alpha Kingsley POVThe mention of the name Baalzebul sent shivers down the spines of those present, especially the pack members and warriors.I don’t blame them. The terror associated with that name was much more terrifying than the rumors about me. Compared to the Evil God Baalzebul, I was a saint.The ancient records in packs concerning the Holy War were no secret and were open for all to read; hence, the devastation and bloodshed of the past were known to all.I, being a firsthand witness, knew that the Evil God Baalzebul was not a lightweight.But am I afraid?No.I have a blood feud with them already, and this debt can only be repaid in blood and the eradication of the other.It’s either I live or they live.Either I die or they die.But one thing was certain: it was going to be a fight to the death, with only one party surviving.The survivor, I can’t guarantee yet, but backing down is never an option.“There have been cases of villages being slaughtered and burnt down. Helpless
Alpha Kingsley POVKate walked slowly and steadily and sat down on the seat beside me meant for my mate and Luna.Every eye was just watching the drama unfold without saying anything, yet the looks in their eyes were louder than their silence.What does she mean by this? I asked myself, barely restraining myself from sending her flying out of that seat.“What are you doing?” I asked her in a low voice, finding it difficult to control my anger.“The pack elders gave me the assignment of representing the pack as their Luna,” she replied in a sweet, pitiful tone, like she was actually doing herself a disfavor by being here.One would think of her as selfless and patriotic, standing in as the Luna to protect my dignity and the pack’s reputation.“Get up from that seat now!” I commanded, my face darkening with fury.“This is the general conclave meeting. As the Lycan Chairman, you should know better what that means, right?”“The pack elders gave me the important task of protecting the pack
Alpha Kingsley POVI watched as some Alphas exchanged stiff greetings while their warriors watched each other suspiciously.Others didn’t even bother hiding their hostility towards each other.I clenched my jaw.We were under the threat of oblivion, and yet they were still concerned with petty arguments and misunderstandings. I just hoped we weren’t already too late before darkness creeps on us all.I looked toward the enormous structure where the conclave was being held.The building looked simple and the same since ages yet carried a distinct aura.Its massive stone walls had weathered countless generations, and strange runes had been carved into the pillars surrounding the entrance.Unlike ordinary pack halls, there were no banners belonging to any particular Alpha or packs.Instead, an enormous silver crescent moon was engraved above the entrance.The symbol of unity.Or at least, that was what it was supposed to represent.“Are we truly united?” That’s a question for another day
Alpha Kingsley POV The day of the conclave meeting arrived sooner than I expected. I had barely slept the previous night. The news about the Moon Temple reopening continued to occupy my thoughts, mixing with everything Darius had said before the curse silenced him forever. Too many things were happening at once. The Evil God Organization was becoming bolder. Their followers were carrying out blood rituals in different territories, innocent humans were being slaughtered, and strange movements had been reported across several packs. Then there was the Moon Temple. A sanctuary that had remained sealed for countless generations had suddenly reopened just like the prophecy foretold. And somewhere in the middle of all this was Olivia’s location still unknown. I couldn’t shake the feeling that these events were connected. By sunrise, the Blood Shadow Warriors were already prepared. Their black uniforms stood out against the pale morning mist as they gathered outside the pack house
Alpha Kingsley POV There had to be something hidden inside them. It just that I hadn’t figured it out yet. The heavy metal doors closed behind me as I left the blood chamber. The cold air of the dungeon followed me for several steps before gradually becoming warmer. My thoughts were too occupied. On my way back to the pack house, I had only made it halfway through the underground passage before Andrew, my Beta, came rushing toward me. The moment I saw his face, I knew something urgent had happened. Andrew was rarely flustered.He was one of the most composed people I knew. If he was running through the passage instead of walking calmly like he normally did, then whatever had happened was serious. I stopped. He almost collided with me before immediately coming to a halt. “Alpha.” He bowed quickly, holding a sealed scroll in his hand. His breathing was heavier than usual. I stared at him. “What’s the problem?” I asked. He hesitated. “Why do you look so







