Ruckus paced to and fro in his room with so many thoughts running straight through his head. In fact, if he were to be asked, he would say he could feel the entire body system thinking alongside his head. His head was purely on fire. The thought of whether the plan would go as he had planned was troubling him. That was the idea of Badmus. Badmus had told him back then when he had just finished having a brief talk with Jael that he had a perfect plan. A plan that was going to help them hit the goal that he has had in mind for a good while now. Badmus brought the idea to really kill the reigning alpha king on the full moon which was meant to be his father's birthday celebration. The idea was to first give him a hint of what was going to happen. Since he tried to keep a secret within the circle of the council members and it never worked out perfectly as he had thought of it, then he would use the same means to set a trap for his father. A death trap. According to the plan, he would give
When Ruckus arrived at the chamber of his father, the alpha king, what his eyes saw had to be the opposite of what was at his own chamber. There were more guards loitering around the whole place. For a moment, he stopped, gazing at what was before him. What did the alpha king have in mind? At least, for someone like him, the alpha king needed that number of people to be able to pull him down. There was no doubt that Ruckus was one of the strongest werewolves to grace the pack. Maybe his father was impatient enough and was now willing to drag him into the ditch. " Badmus. " " Yes, lord Ruckus. " " What do you think this could mean?" " I have no idea. I was going to ask you the same question. " Ruckus eyed him. " What do you mean by that? You were going to ask me the same question? You have been moving around. You should know better than I what this number of people are doing here. " " Lord Ruckus, " Badmus moved his mouth closer to his ear and said in a whisper," I think your fa
Hours had passed already. And it was already night. But Sophia was yet to open her eyes. The healer was just there. Since the earlier hours of the day when Sophia muttered her name, she had not left the room except the moment she cleaned her body for the second time. Except that one moment, there was never another time that she left the room. All her attention was on Sophia. Her eyes were fixed on her mouth, waiting for the young lady to say another word. Though Sophia had muttered that word and it was not clear enough, the healer could beat her chest and swear on everything she held true that the girl had mentioned the name Katrina. This got her more confused and surprised at the same time. How could she have known about the name? Or was there someone she knew with that name? The healer as she knew to herself, her daughter who she had parted ways with many years ago due to circumstances never got to know her name. The girl was just tender and knew nothing about the names that her par
For a good while, Sophia did not say anything. She was rather confused as to what was going on. The way Vieira had left seemed very strange like he was up to something. " Why are you surprised?" Derek asked her. Sophia turned to him . " Why should I not be? Did you let both of them go? If I may ask, what is the reason for that?"Derek giggled faintly. " What are you thinking right now? That I asked them to leave for a special reason. Is that it? " " The air around here is quite different. It is obvious that there is something off. " " Tell me, Sophia." Derek said , taking quick strides to the bed. " Tell you what?" Sophia asked him as he took his way on the bed , coming face to face with her. " Do you happen to know any stuff about the healer?" "I don't really think I understand what you have just said now. What is with the question that you just asked me?" " There is nothing harmful about the question that I have asked. But at the same time, I need to know. So, tell me."" Ar
For the past couple of minutes, Vieira had been trailing the healer to know where exactly she was headed. It had been a terrible walk already. Though cars and other vehicles were rampant, their kind would want to exercise the energy that coursed through them. Having to live in a secluded community far away from human imagination, the werewolves too have learnt to live without relying on any aud that was invented by mankind to use normal humans 2jo in the sight of the stronger werewolves were mere weak people always looking for an excuse to cover their shame. But for them, it was normal to do certain things. In fact, in one of the trainings that a certain division of guards among them go through, they are made to race against a vehicle. They all grew up with a mentality that they were always going to beat down humanity in every respect. Why? Because the weak nature of humans always made them vile and discriminative. Here the right hand man of the alpha king was trailing a certain heale
Time had passed already deep into the night. From the house of the healer, one could hear the sounds of crows. Pure evidence that a new day had begun. But then, Derek was yet to leave the side of Sophia. The ease at which he remained by her see was very convincing that he was in safe hands. He had been taught in the earlier days of his life to get hold of an anchor. An anchor to help him to always be in control when he was about to get off the radar. Sophia could be that one person that might be able to fill the role of that anchor for him. Or perhaps, go to a further extent by being the Luna that he had been searching for the whole time. " So, from what you have just said now, you are trying to say it is not your fault that you get out of control. Is that it?"Derek nodded his head with a sad face. " Hey. Brighten up. What's with the sad face?"Derek smiled. " But may I ask you a question?"" Yeah. Sure. You are free to do that. "" Why are you not scared of me? Like, why are you n
Two days had elapsed already yet it felt like it was just a couple of minutes. It wrapped up like a blink of an eye. Derek stood before his window with his gaze flying out to the city that he reigned supreme over. This time, his gaze was not all over the place. It was fixed in one place. And that was in the direction of the court. Just in a few moments from now, he would either be seated or standing in the court to pass the verdict on what would be the future of Sophia as regards to whether she would be allowed to remain in the pack or get driven away . A death sentence could even be pronounced if by any means a hint of her being a sign of a threat is released out there in the court. " Hmm. " He exhaled tiredly and yawned, stretching the whole length of his body Knock. Knock. Knock. Someone was at the door. He could tell who it was. " Your majesty, Vieira has arrived. " The man outside the door announced. Derek sighed." Let him in. " The door opened and the huge guy found his wa
Sophia turned from side to side on the bed. The comfort the bed had always offered to her seemed to have gone right now. Gone to a place she could not find or go to. Through the night, her thoughts could not stop spiraling at what would be the outcome of the session in court. By the end of the day, she would know her fate. What will become of me? Will I remain here ?Or will she be thrown out of the comfort that she had just found? The questions never stopped ringing in her head. After all that she had been through in her life in the red moon pack, she could not even bear to imagine what it would be like for her to be thrown out of the luxury that she was now beaming with. The peace she had was out of the world. What if she is thrown back to the red moon pack? To Ruckus? Damn it! The thought of the evil in flesh called Ruckus shook her from the bed and she jolted up to her feet. " Sophia!" The healer called her name from outside the room. Sophia heard her name but had no urge t