THE ALPHA'S LOST HEIR
The air was frigid, the ground was solid ice, and the oppressive sound of the elemental jamming immediately faded, replaced by the deep, unnerving quiet of absolute cold.
Waiting for me was a small, formidable delegation. They were not wolves of the familiar packs. They were taller, leaner, and their fur was thick, almost white with the constant exposure to the northern climate. They radiated an elemental aura that felt like the crushing weight of glaciers pure, unadulterated Ice.
They were led by an ancient, imposing female wolf named Elder Lyra, whose eyes were the color of glacial meltwater. She did not speak human words; she communicated in the slow, resonant, internal language of the El
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