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Saira~59
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Seated in a hall of opinionated Lycans, I popped the button of my suite in restless agitation. “Idris, calm down. I’m sure Saira will be fine.” Luna Nazia said, looking warm and relaxed in her seat near the fireplace. So unlike a Luna whose clan had narrowly escaped a disaster. I felt stuffy. Saira was missing, and I couldn’t shake off the nagging feeling that every wolf and Lycan sitting in this hall was safe because of her. “Fine? Heh. Saira runs off, refusing me to accompany her. The second she enters the woods, a bomb explodes and she goes missing. Nothing about this seems fine to me, and you’re asking me to calm down?” Every second we were separated from her, Malko drew closer to the edge. He wasn’t listening to me. Growling and snarling was about all he did. I had the feeling that if I hadn’t kept him on a tight leash, he would’ve already broken to the surface and slaughtered anyone and anything in his way to get to her. And that was the problem. For as long as I have known
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She had a point. However, that didn’t make me feel any better. Especially when I saw how fiercely the she-wolf was defending me. “Would we blame her if she’d accepted the Caribbean Leader’s decision? Asma Mirza would’ve been dead by now, and we wouldn’t be on pins and needles wondering what horrid plot she would cook up!” “I agree with Elder Nash. Saira Malivik’s plea to spare Asma’s life gave her the chance to escape. Otherwise…” “Otherwise, what?” I couldn’t watch anymore. The twisted reasoning of these Lycans kindled an unidentifiable rage within me. I swept my eyes over the mob, who were surprisingly made up of more clan elders than ordinary clan members. My eyes narrowed. Could this just be a coincidence, or… “You don’t need to dwell on it. I smell conspiracy here.” “Oh? Conspiracy has a scent?” Zaria snorted and I could almost imagine her rolling her eyes in disdain. “Whether it has a scent or not, isn’t important. What’s important is that I recognize one when I see one.
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The Lycans flushed crimson at my scathing remark. If a weakened she-Lycan could escape from the tightest wolf-Lycan Spirit Suppression prison in the Pacific Sea, it only meant the security of the prison was lacking in some way. But instead of finding out how the she-Lycan escaped, strengthening their security and hunting down the fugitive, they brazenly found me to pin the blame. The ridiculousness of their action must’ve filled them with shame. But I didn’t care for their embarrassment. Because I knew they wouldn’t have minced their words or refrained from harshly condemning me if I had given them the chance. And while I might’ve humored them some other time, I lost the patience to endure their snobbish and unreasonable attitude after last night. “Saira, at the end of the day, they are still Elders of the clan. Even if they made a mistake, do you have to be so rude and disrespectful?” The gentle, reproachful voice of Caira Mirza shattered the awkward tension pervading in the hall.
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