Distress call

Jade

“Good luck,” she hugged me. “And make sure you don’t die or I will kill you myself.”

I wasn’t going to argue with her on how ridiculous that was but instead I would leave her to her thoughts.

I headed out with the generals and the elders all wearing their armors.

Our army had gone ahead of us to halt them ahead of time before they would get into the pack. If they got in, it was over. They would destroy our pack and kill our civilians too.

We had nowhere to run or hide, this pack was all we had going for us.

“So… have we sent word to our allies?” I asked while we rode in the battle van to the battlefield.

“No one responded so it’s either they haven’t seen the message yet or they don’t want help. Either way we are on our own,” an elder responded.

That was a strange thing. Every alpha was supposed to respond to a distress call from another alpha. It was an unwritten rule, unless the two packs had a silent war going on between them.

We got to the field and I found how deadly it was.