CHAPTER 6 - Ian Fullerton

Alpha Ian Fullerton of The Rebel Rogues, looked up from his desk when he heard a knock on the door of his office. He ordered the one knocking on the door to come in and he saw that it was his beta, Anthony Madison.

Anthony is a tall, muscular-built guy with dark hair and dark eyes. He has a scar on his face, running from the bottom of his right eye down to his chin. He looks formidable alone with that look and he had used it to his advantage.

“Langston has just returned,” Anthony informed after he closed the door. “He’s waiting outside and wants to speak to you.”

Ian leaned back on his chair, clasping his hands in deep thought.

“How is he?”

“He’s still hungry for power,” Anthony answered seriously. “The disgrace and banishment that he received from his pack seems to be the one fueling his drive for it. If I was on his shoes, I would rather be killed than having that trademark for the rest of my life.”

“That’s why I still don’t understand your reason why you decided to accept him and his followers to our pack five years ago,” he added, looking at his alpha. “We don’t need members, who will eventually betray us in the end. Langston has that trait in him.”

“Let me take care of that, Tony,” Ian assured as he stood up. He went to the window of his office, which has a full view of the training site. “For now, the pack needs his hunger for power. It will be beneficial to us. Let him come in once you leave.”

Ian waited until he could smell the young wolf’s scent when he entered his office.

“Did your plan succeed?” He asked calmly.

“Yes, Alpha,” the firm and cold voice of Conrad Langston replied a few seconds after. “I’m pretty sure that my brother has received the message that I sent him.”

“Good to know,” Ian commented, and he turned towards him. He looked patiently at the thirty-year-old disgrace son of his long-time foe, Theo Langston of The Night Howlers, who came to his pack and sought refuge years ago. “Don’t be complacent and you continue what you need to do. Do you have any idea why he went towards the human territory?”

Conrad nodded.

“From what my men had gathered, it has something to do with the prophecy that we have been hearing,” he answered slowly. “My brother seems to be looking for that wolf less girl and he thinks that she is hiding in human territory.”

“So, I’ve heard,” Ian muttered as he sat back on his chair. He gestured for the young wolf to occupy the vacant seat in front. “That prophecy has long been foretold and up to now there is still no update about it except that it was turned into a story. Suddenly, your brother became interested.”

“I encountered another wolf there, Alpha,” Conrad then brought up. “A female wolf, who seemed to have no idea that we existed.”

Ian looked at him sharply.

“How sure are you that she has wolf blood?!” He scoffed.

“Her scent was very domineering,” Conrad explained patiently. “She managed to turn and looked into my eyes and for a while I was hooked by her gaze.”

“Could she be your new mate?” Ian asked.

Conrad shook his head.

“There was no connection but my mind my screaming that I can make her mine if I want to. She’s young and had a refreshing scent, Alpha,” he described calmly. “And, she had crystal blue eyes and long white hair.”

Ian immediately looked up at the description. The description of the hair made his mind immediately wandered to a certain pack that he knows only them can possess. “I’ll have Anthony look into that,” he said after a while. “But, for now, I want you to take ten of your men and head South. The Beta of The Savage Keepers will meet with you for our next raid.”

“Yes, Alpha,” Conrad replied. “I will take my leave now. Thank you for this opportunity to prove myself to you.”

The older man only waved him off and immediately linked with his Beta. “Tony, I want you to head North along with three of our best warriors,” he instructed. He thought for a while, his thoughts of the things he heard about the prophecy and what Conrad had told him. “And send another three to human territory where the brothers had met.”

“For what reason, Alpha?” Anthony replied.

“Looks like the prophecy we had been hearing will finally come to fruition.”