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The internal struggle and pain took its toll on her. After what felt like forever, he released his painful grip on my chin and let me go. He spoke angrily “This humanity of yours Rhea, will only get you in trouble. We need to do something about it right now or I’m going to have to kill you. I can’t wait for your humanity to start shifting your loyalty to me into another direction” I gulped in terror, but kept a straight face as I spoke intensely “I’m willing to do whatever it takes to burn down every last shred of it, alpha. I don’t want any part of it”

I heard the Alpha say. "She was injected with wolfsbane, it's tearing at her." The healer said. "What, I thought she was just beaten up?" The Alpha barked. "I just realized it wasn't that." "Give her this, let her take it, it might work, it might now, the wolfsbane has done a lot of harm already." The healer said. The Alpha rushed towards me, managing to make me sit up, taking the medicine with trembling fingers. He held me steady until I finished drinking, then he let go. I leaned on him heavily, his hold around my waist keeping me upright.

The territory pulling toward something wrong. It wasn’t coming from the ground. It was coming from him. The territory had been sick because its Alpha was sick. Aldric had been dying long before the death howl. And now his son carried the same rot underneath his skin, hidden beneath control and pine resin and stillness. But I wasn’t a wolf. I was a healer. And I don’t look away from sickness. He turned and walked away. Didn’t speak. Didn’t nod. His hand left the glass and the fog where his palm had been faded slowly. Like it didn’t want to let go either.

Alexandria growled. “Hmmm, don’t bite me. I’m not tasty,” he said loudly, making me gasp in surprise. “How did you hear her?” I asked, defensive. “I am no ordinary Alpha; I am THE Alpha. I can connect with wolves and hear them—like a mind link,” he said, puffing out his chest with pride. Ugh! Arrogant bastard. “Do not listen to my wolf without my consent, you brrrute,” I said sharply. Instead, he started laughing.

He leaned down and licked the blood off my skin. His tongue was warm and rough, moving over the wound with a slow, deliberate pressure that sent a jolt of electricity straight up my spine. I’d always heard that the saliva of an Alpha had healing properties, that they could seal a wound just by touch, but I’d never experienced it myself. I watched in a daze as the stinging stopped and the skin began to knit back together right before my eyes.

I got up, and my legs trembled from the queasiness, but that was enough power to get where I needed to go. "Liar?" He smirked as he stepped forward. "You lied about everything, you murdered my old pack, and my FAMILY! All the while you were fucking that red headed skank you call a Gamma! What kind of Alpha are you? You're a monster, you're a murdering, thieving, manipulative bastard!" I was getting closer, I was feet away, but my eyes were starting to fade. I was losing control. Something wasn't right.

I bit down hard on my tongue to stop a whimper from getting out. The man in charge of our province, Delta Alphonso walked in with the usual air of authority. He wasn't a mean man, but he had rules which everyone had to abide by. If we broke his rules then there would be hell to pay. He pulled a chair out for another huge man and another huge man. My eyes almost bulged out of its socket as I recognized the Alpha of the Southern region and his beta. Mother was right. My powers must have reached the Alpha, and they are here to kill me.

I got that cold heartless Alpha as my second chance. Eren’s reputation as the ruthless Blood Alpha wasn’t merely haunting tales. Each word, every whispered legend, painted him as a monster capable of unimaginable cruelty—someone who could extinguish the lives of his enemies without a flicker of remorse, he was even ready to kill my entire pack without even flinching. What a monster, I honestly don't know how I am going to live with such a beast. I'm so scared that he would lash out at me if I say the wrong thing or if he is in a foul mood.

He looked at her, curious as to what she had to say. "I have something to tell you," Alma remarked as she moved closer to him. Virgin nodded and motioned for her to come along. Alma followed him into his office. "What is it?" Virgil asked as he sat in his chair. "Your strategy for defeating Blaze is remarkable. But don't underestimate him. Remember that he is known as the ruthless alpha. He has no mercy when it comes to executing his foes." Virgil smirked, his fingers intertwined. "This ruthless alpha will be defeated and killed this time."

The rogues froze, terror draining the color from their faces. Their bodies trembled as they tried to flee, but the Alpha moved faster — a blur of fury and power. His claws slashed through the air, striking with deadly precision. In moments, two rogues lay lifeless at his feet, their bodies broken and still. “Go,” the Alpha snarled at the last one, his voice like thunder. “Tell your worthless boss — no one spills blood on my land and lives!”