Semua Bab Claws Of Fate: Bab 181 - Bab 190

FREDI sat in my dark council room, the torches burning low as my warriors and advisers gathered around. The air was thick with tension, and I could feel the weight of their gazes upon me. Word had reached me that Cane had made Ava his Luna, and my anger simmered just below the surface.To me, it wasn't a ceremony, it was an insult. Ava had been promised to me long ago, and now Cane dared to claim her as his own. I felt a surge of rage at the thought of it, my mind racing with ways to take her back. She was mine, after all, and I would not be denied.I looked around the room, my eyes locking onto the faces of my most trusted warriors. "What news do we have of Cane's pack?" I asked, my voice low and menacing.One of my warriors stepped forward, his face set in a determined expression. "Alpha, we've received reports that they're increasing their guard, tightening their patrols. They know we're coming for them."I nodded, a cold smile spreading across my face. "Good. That means they'r

AVAI didn't wait a moment longer. After Sophie revealed the shocking truth about Liz working with Alpha Fred, I knew Cane had to hear it right away. I rushed down the long hallways of the palace, my heart pounding in my chest. The soft glow of the torches cast flickering shadows on the walls, and the sound of my footsteps echoed through the corridors.As I approached the war chamber, I could feel the weight of the situation bearing down on me. I knew that Cane was in a serious meeting with the elders and his father, discussing the latest developments and strategies. But I couldn't wait. The news I had to share was too important, too urgent.I pushed open the heavy wooden door and slipped inside, my eyes scanning the room for Cane. He was seated at the head of the table, surrounded by the elders and his father. Maps and scrolls were spread across the table, and the discussion was tense. Cane's eyes met mine, and I could see a flicker of surprise and curiosity."Ava, what is it?"

CANEI stood in the war room, studying the security maps and reports, my mind focused on the potential threats that lurked outside our borders. But my attention was interrupted when Jesse, my Beta, walked in looking serious. From his face alone, I knew something was wrong."What's going on, Jesse?" I asked, my voice firm and commanding.Jesse's expression was grim. "We've had some strangers come into the pack's land in the last two days," he said, his voice low and urgent. “They say they're traders and visitors, but their behavior doesn't feel right."My instincts kicked in, and I felt a sense of unease. "What do you mean?" I asked, my eyes narrowing.Jesse hesitated, his face set in a determined expression. "They're asking too many questions, Alpha. They're curious about our patrols, our security measures. And they're lingering around the borders, like they're waiting for something."My gut told me that this wasn't just a coincidence. "Get me more information on these strangers," I

LEAHI sat in a dark room, the shadows dancing across my face as I smiled to myself. Everything was falling into place, just as I had planned. I had already sent a few of my men into Cane's pack, disguised as traders. They were to observe, gather information, and weaken security from the inside.My eyes glowed with determination as I thought about the plan unfolding perfectly. Cane might think he was tightening defenses, but I knew where to push and break them. I knew his weaknesses, knew where to strike to cause the most damage.I leaned back in my chair, my mind racing with possibilities. Cane thought he was so strong, so powerful, but I knew better. I knew that beneath his tough exterior, he was vulnerable. And I was going to exploit that vulnerability, use it to my advantage.My smile grew wider as I thought about the chaos that was about to ensue. Cane's pack would be caught off guard, unsure of what was happening. And I would be the one pulling the strings, directing the ch

AVAI sat in my chamber, sipping my morning tea, and waited for Cane's mother to join me. It was our special time, just the two of us, and I always looked forward to it. But as the minutes ticked by, I began to feel a growing sense of unease. Cane's mother was always punctual, and it wasn't like her to be late.I set my cup down, my eyes scanning the room as if expecting to see her walk in at any moment. But she didn't come. A faint worry began to gnaw at my mind, and I pushed it aside, telling myself she was probably just running a bit behind.But as the minutes continued to pass, my unease grew. I got up from my chair and walked over to the window, staring out at the gardens below. Where was she? She knew how much I loved spending time with her in the mornings.I decided to ask one of the maids to check on her, to see if everything was okay. I called out to a passing maid, a gentle soul named Sophia, and asked her to go check on Cane's mother.Sophia nodded and hurried off, leav