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Chapter Twenty One

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* Alpha Archer *

As I stood at the battlefield I could smell both ash and blood, of fur still burning and earth overturned by sharp claws of the wolves. My chest heaved as I stood above Alpha Douglas, his body half-shifted, his wolf form broken. His once-proud shoulders sagged, and for the first time since I saw him, I saw no fire in his eyes, only weak desperation.

"I yield, Alpha Archer please let me live."

His voice cracked, rough as gravel dragged across stone. His hands trembled as he pushed himself to his knees, my sharp claws aimed at his throat gleaming with his sweat and blood.

"Alpha Archer please spare me. I beg of you."

I did not move, only pressed my claws harder until a bead of blood traced his skin. Around us, my warriors stood still, their howls quiet, waiting for my decision.

Alpha Douglas swallowed hard, his jaw quivering, pride warring with terror.

"My Luna, she is with child. She could give birth any moment now. If you end me here, you end them too. Do not stain
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