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Chapter Sixty Five

Author: jengreyy
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-02 06:16:38

* Regina *

I listened to the horns that blew again, echoing across the valley, and I knew it was over. The second challenge from the Alpha King had ended.

I walked fast on the ground that still smelled of smoke and ash down from the ridge, my skirts brushing against the wet grass, my hands clutching the strap of the medical satchel I'd prepared before dawn for this event. The forest was quiet now, except for the low rumble of returning wolves and the distant cries of healers tending to the wounded from their packs.

My eyes scanned the mist until I saw him, Alpha Archer, emerging from the tree line. His body bore scorch marks across his arm and shoulder, his cloak singed, his jaw set in stone. Behind him, Beta Kael and the other warriors followed, they looked weary but still alive. They'd done it. They'd brought down the beast. I did not doubt that they could make it.

But they were not alone. Across the clearing I see, the North Pack was returning as well, Alpha Zandro at their front,
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