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CHAPTER 101

Sabine's POVI woke up screaming for the third time that week.The dreams were always the same. Seven hundred faces staring at me. Mouths open. Eyes empty. Asking me what came next."I am here." Evander's voice cut through the panic. His hand found mine in the darkness. "You are safe. It is over.""Is it?" I pulled away. Sat up. The pre-dawn light filtered through the curtains. "Because it does not feel over."Through the bond, I felt his concern. Felt Kael stirring in the next room. Felt Riven's protective instinct flare even in sleep.Three weeks had passed since we defeated the First Corrupted. Three weeks since the binding made us four wolves sharing one existence.Three weeks of learning to live inside each other's heads."You are still adjusting." Evander sat beside me. "We all are. This bond is unprecedented. It takes time.""Time." I laughed bitterly. "We have plenty of that now. The healers say that as long as we stay together we could live for centuries. Shared life force me

Last Updated : 2026-10-01

CHAPTER 102

Kael's POV The conference room smelled like old wood and tension. Fifteen Alphas sat around the table. Each represents different territories. Each carries decades of grudges and mistrust. I stood at the head watching them argue. Again. For the third hour straight. "The coastal packs deserve more representation." Alpha Marcus slammed his fist down. "We have twice the population of the mountain territories." "Population means nothing." Alpha Vera shot back. "The mountain packs control strategic passes. Our vote should carry equal weight." "Equal weight for unequal contributions." Marcus sneered. "Typical mountain logic." "Enough." My voice cut through the bickering. "We are here to build something new. Do not replay old conflicts. The Council failed because it concentrated power in too few hands. We need a system

Last Updated : 2026-10-02

CHAPTER 103

Sabine's POV I left the conference room before anyone could stop me. The voices followed. Arguing. Debating. Dissecting whether I should lead them as if I was not even a person with choices. My feet carried me outside. Past the main hall. Through gardens still recovering from winter. I did not stop until I reached the forest edge where silence finally swallowed the noise. "You cannot run from this." Evander's voice came from behind. He had followed of course. Through the bond, he felt every spike of my panic. "Watch me." I kept walking. "They want a leader. They can pick someone else. Someone who actually wants the job." "There is no one else." He caught my arm. Gently. "You heard the room. Half support you. Half oppose. But all of them respect you. That matters more than enthusiasm." "Respect bui

Last Updated : 2026-10-03

CHAPTER 104

Evander's POV The blueprints covered every surface of our workspace. Organizational charts. Voting procedures. Dispute resolution frameworks. Every detail of the new Council mapped out with obsessive precision. I had been awake for thirty-six hours straight. Sabine had finally fallen asleep an hour ago. Her head rested on folded arms across the table. Even in sleep she looked exhausted. The weight of leadership already pressing down despite only accepting the position three days ago. "You should rest too." Kael entered carrying coffee. "Burning yourself out before we even start helps no one." "I need to finish this." I gestured at the documents. "The first official Council meeting is in two days. Everything must be perfect. No room for confusion or exploitation." "Nothing is ever perfect." He set the coffee beside me. "Espec

Last Updated : 2026-10-04

CHAPTER 105

Riven's POV The blade sat on the table between us. Silver. Engraved. Custom made. The kind of weapon that cost serious money and left no doubt about intent. "Someone wanted you dead." I turned it over carefully. "This was not warning shot. This was execution attempt." Sabine stared at the blade. Her face empty of emotion but through the bond I felt everything. Shock. Anger. Fear she would never admit out loud. "Who?" Kael paced behind us. "Who wants the new Council destroyed badly enough to attempt public assassination?" "Traditionalists." Evander studied the engravings. "These markings are old pack symbols. Families that held power under the Council for generations. They have most to lose from democratic reforms." "So we hunt them down." I stood. "Find whoever threw this and make example. Show everyone that at

Last Updated : 2026-10-05

CHAPTER 106

Sera's POV I watched the security monitors like my life depended on it. Because it did. All our lives did. Someone wanted Sabine dead and I had failed to stop the first attempt. Never again. "East entrance clear." My voice crackled through the radio. "Rotation in three minutes. Stay alert." The security team I had built over the past week was small but efficient. Wolves I trusted. Wolves who understood that protecting the new Council meant protecting our future. "You need to sleep." Marcus entered the security office. "You have been here for sixteen hours straight." "I will sleep when the threat is eliminated." I did not look away from the screens. "Until then someone needs to watch." "That is what your team is for." He gestured at the monitors. "You trained them. Trust them to do their job

Last Updated : 2026-10-06

CHAPTER 107

Lilian's POV The threat message changed everything. I stared at my phone. Read the words again. They knew I was not on their side. Which meant my usefulness was over and my life was in danger. I should have felt fear. Should have run to Sabine immediately. Asked for protection. Instead, I felt something else. Determination mixed with grim satisfaction. Because if they were threatening me it meant I was getting close. Close enough to matter. Close enough to be a problem. "You look like you are planning something stupid." Sera's voice made me jump. She leaned against my doorframe. Arms crossed. Expression unreadable. "How long have you been standing there?" I set the phone down. Tried to appear casual. "Long enough to see that message." She entered. Closed the door. "They know.

Last Updated : 2026-10-07

CHAPTER 108

Kael's POV I had not slept in forty-eight hours. The inauguration was twelve hours away and every detail had to be perfect. One mistake and people died. Possibly including the four of us through the shared bond. "Security teams positioned here, here, and here." I marked the building schematic. "Three rings of protection. Each independent. Each is capable of functioning if the others fail." Sera studied my layout. Her exhaustion matched mine. "What about the signal jammer? If they disable communications like Lilian reported we lose coordination." "We use hardwired systems as backup." I pointed to the cables I had installed overnight. "Old technology but reliable. If wireless fails we have physical connections throughout the building. They cannot jam what they cannot reach." "Smart." She nodded approval. "What about the inside threat

Last Updated : 2026-10-08

CHAPTER 109

Sabine's POV Time fractured into desperate seconds. The female Alpha's finger moved toward the detonator. Her smile was cold. Triumphant. Ready to die if it meant taking us with her. I moved on instinct. Pure reflex honed through months of fighting impossible odds. My body launched forward. Faster than thought. Faster than fear. I hit her at full speed. Knocked the detonator from her hand. It skittered across the floor. Away from her reach. Away from immediate death. "Sabine!" Evander's voice cut through the chaos. "Get back!" But I was already engaged. The female Alpha recovered fast. Her fist connected with my jaw. Stars exploded across my vision. I tasted blood. "You ruined everything." She snarled. Grabbed my throat. "Your democratic experiment. Your pathetic attempts at equality. We will rest

Last Updated : 2026-10-09

CHAPTER 110

Evander's POV Marcus surrendered three days after the inauguration attack. He walked into Council headquarters alone. Hands raised. No weapons. No explosives. Just an old wolf tired of running. "I am here to invoke Alpha right." His voice carried through the main hall. "I challenge Sabine for leadership. Single combat. Traditional rules. Winner takes control of the alliance." My blood went cold. Alpha right was an ancient law. Older than the Council. Older than most pack structures. Any wolf could challenge leadership through combat and no leader could refuse without losing all legitimacy. "You have no standing to challenge." I stepped between him and Sabine. "You are not part of this alliance. You attacked us. You are a criminal not a legitimate challenger." "I was Council." Marcus countered. "I held authority for de

Last Updated : 2026-10-10

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