Commander Wolffe Novels & Stories

She was truly broken now. It was only a few weeks later that everything went sideways. The Beta and third in command dragged Rain and myself away from our appointed task by the collar to the front of the house where the Alpha and the rest of the pack waited. Lyra knelt at his feet in the snow. We were lined up and forced to the ground watching the Alpha, fearing what was to come. Lyra didn’t look up. She wouldn’t meet our eyes. “Ladies and gentlemen,” The Alpha began. “We have before us the Silverwolf." He looked extremely pleased with himself, which could only mean one thing. He knew. “Would you please point to the wolf in question.”

“Tell the commander that I’ll meet with him later tonight or tomorrow. We need to take care of this first.” Alpha Wayne’s man who is groggily peeing on the side of my building is taken down quickly and quietly with a blow to the back of the head, falling face first against the building, sliding down and covering his front with his own urine. My men inject wolfsbane in his neck then slide him away to toss him into the dungeons before another man can come out. “The commander said he would see you tomorrow. He said they needed to take a trip to the orphanage anyway."

The commander of the failed operation approached slowly and cautiously, looking tattered in his badly torn uniform. “Sir… we failed.” The words hung in the air for a while like a death sentence. Elias didn’t move. “Explain,” he said slowly. The commander looked as if he wanted to shrink to the size of a pebble and disappear into thin air. “We were ambushed, sir. By more wolves than we had anticipated. There were at least eight of them, and then there were another four that did not belong to the Nightshade pack…these were rogue class fighters, sir, and they interfered before we could retrieve the targets.”

' I asked myself as I played with my fingers, which was my habit every time I was thinking hard. A slightly cheerful voice surprised me. "You've been sighing a lot, Commander." When I looked at the voice owner, I realized that I sighed again. It turned out to be Hugo Wallin, the vice leader of Bloody Fangs. Although this man could be jolly, he was the most reliable person. There were times when I was sure I would die if he wasn’t by my side. That was how reliable he was. "Must be about your wife, I presume?" he asked correctly.

“I appreciate the vote of confidence, sir. But if I’m correct about what I think you’re asking me, I respectfully decline.” “And what is it you think I’m offering you, Staff Sergeant?” Keanna cleared her throat. “You want me to turn myself into a love slave, then somehow sell myself to this…this Werewolf general. And not just any general. I know who Haggoz is. He’s the Dyson,” she said, gritting her teeth. “The commander of the entire Werewolf armies, a man who ranks just under the Bloody Prince himself.” she angled an incredulous look up at the colonel, who was still regarding her thoughtfully.

The Solar Eclipse Pack was a small pack that consisted of about 500 wolves and 100 of them were warriors. they were located in the rural parts of Virginia, more specific closer to Marion, Virginia. They have been fighting other packs around them for months,because they were the smallest pack of the packs around them. Those fight were more for territory over anything else. The strongest of any of the packs around them was the Blood Lust pack. All they cared about was power and territory.

Dean’s POV continued- The cells are usually kept pretty dark. Since the wolves have better night vision it’s not a problem for them, but when we turn the bright spot lights on it sure makes it a lot worse for them too. We keep the observation area dark so the rogue can’t see everyone in the room. I decided not to tell Alec and Zander because, well, I still wanted to have a little fun. We got to the interrogation area and I held up a hand so they knew to hold back a bit, then I gave the signal for the lights. The flinching and barely audibly cursing coming from the wolves? Worth it. It took a second for them to recover and I tried my best to hide my smirk as Alec looked at me.

“You with me, Cass?” I started the engine, jaw tightening. “Yeah.” He didn’t look convinced, but he let it go for a moment. Silence stretched while the city blurred past, broken only by the hum of the tires on the road. I forced my mind back to what mattered now. “Did the Wolfe team give you anything else on Nico?” I asked finally. Vaughn exhaled, leaning back. “Other than catching him red-handed at the docks late last night? Not much. Said he wasn’t alone though.

A smile then curled her lips in relief. “Commander, are you…? Contact the chief.” Avalon raced to the commander crouching on the floor. She saw how badly injured their commander was. However, it still looked like he was moving around like normal, granted that no one else could protect these people. “I’m okay. Delta’s making sure I can move around for a few more minutes. Let’s get these people out.” Wolfram slowly got up and looked at half of his elite Red Core squad. “Bring those terrorists to me.”

He looked down at his opponent to discover that he was already on his feet with an equally angry face. “Go and help the people stuck in here. I will try to rescue those that were kidnapped. Oh, and in the mean time, kill as many of those aliens as you can!” Wolfe said, and without waiting for a reply, he was gone, running towards the largest ship where he saw the kidnapped ones being transported to.