Novel & Cerita Pack Mountain

So, with that, I shook my heavy black coat and stood as I quickly began loping towards the Green Mountain pack boundary. I knew that the Green Mountain pack bordered the Freeland. The way the lines worked, first, was my pack, the Crescent Moon pack which was the farthest north and most secluded into the mountains, then, nearest Morgantown, was Alpha Alexander Cook’s pack, the Monongahela River pack, which bordered the human city and the Freeland. Opposite the Freeland, you had Evan James and the Green Mountain pack. By car, the trip was only a couple of hours winding on the mountain roads, however running cross country, it would take nearly the entire day, even for an Alpha just because the

“What’s the name of the pack?” “The Sickle Peak pack.”

He looked away and just focused on walking. We were busy walking until we heard animal cries, and that is when we saw a group of animals running down the mountain. I was about to turn around but I felt a shake on the ground. This isn't good. I grabbed Zale and started running towards the foot of the mountain, I stopped, looked at him, and asked, "Can you fly?" He nodded and I did the same and jumped on the tree leaving him on the ground. "Do you want to die or what? Jump and summon your wings!" I ordered him, he doesn't know what was going on. Since he lives far away from the mountains, of course, he wouldn't know what to do when there is a landslide bound to happen.

POV: Mira The Compound was chaos. Smoke coiled into the night sky, black against the cold glow of the moon. Shouts echoed off stone walls, mingling with the clash of metal and the guttural growls of wolves locked in battle. The ground vibrated beneath my feet, carrying the weight of explosions and collapsing stone. The bond thudded in my chest, its pulsing rhythm like a second heartbeat. Every beat carried fragments of emotions that weren’t entirely mine—fear, rage, and an overwhelming desperation.

"This is your bag, filled with snacks and water. You'll carry it while we hike. If it gets too heavy, I'll help you." Mason put the backpack on right away, looking up at Damon with confidence. "Daddy, I'm a man too. I can handle it!" Damon couldn't help but smile. "Okay, I believe you." They had chosen a mountain called Mount Trifall, which usually had a fair number of local visitors. However, with the light drizzle today, they were the only ones there. Nyla had never taken Mason hiking before, so he was excited and curious about everything around him.

I sat in the back with Kaira as Jax drove, with Ian constantly looking out the windows. “Do you really think those guys are going to cause an issue? Isn’t this all your pack’s territory?” Ian swiveled and looked out the back window, “The Glacier pack is ruthless.” “How many packs are there?” “Three, that are worth mentioning. Maple Meadows, Glacier, and Nikolai.” “Nikolai? That is Alaskan, right?” “Yes. They are in the western portion of the mountains, near the Denali lands. They are a small pack, but wild. More beast than human,” Ian spat.

(Jake’s POV) Clunk, clunk, I’m woken up by turbulence again I hate flying! I release my chairs armrest I’m sure my fingers will be imprinted by the time we get to the airport. I’ll have to thank Alpha Kate when we get to the pack house for letting us use the packs private plane. I’ll probably have to apologize to for my permanent hand prints. My name is Jake Morris I’m the Beta of Red Moon Pack. We are heading to Pine Mountain Pack in North Dakota they have been helping our pack after we had a serious rogue attack. It claimed a lot of lives in our pack including our Alpha, his son who is also my best friend had to take over. Although we have trained our whole life’s we were not prepared. Our

It is essential to my growing pack that we have a little bit of room to breathe. “I see nothing wrong with the plan. The Blue Mountain pack has always been a huge help during harsh winters because they have always had an abundance for canned crops that they harvest from their fields. Now I am well aware that farming crops on a mountain can be difficult, yet this pack regularly supplies not only my pack but others around this table with food as well. I vote yes on the expansion.” I was shocked that it was Alpha Axle that stood up for my proposal. In truth I had judged him to be immature and childish, but his words showed me that while performing duties as an Alpha he could be serious.

I asked, changing the subject before he could lecture me about the dangers of mixing business with pleasure. Kai's expression sobered immediately. "The villagers at the mountain are running out of food. We need to hit the warehouse tonight, or kids start starving by the end of the week." I nodded, my jaw tightening. "The Alpha's getting paranoid about the Rogue King. He's doubled security around the warehouse, so we need to be very smart about this.” I clenched my fists, thinking about my father's face when he'd announced the new security measures this morning. Acting concerned about his people while simultaneously starving them. "That bastard won't see what's coming until it's too late."

As Rocky Mountain National Park approached, emotions grew, and Ignis drove the car with determination, preparing to deliver the triplets to their father and the pack. The last turns of the road took them to their final destination. Ignis parked the car near the park entrance. They got out, inhaling the fresh mountain air, ready for the challenges and revelations that awaited them in the pack in the Rocky Mountains. Ignis, facing the boys, spoke up. “We'll need to walk closely together, okay?” Ignis looked at the three with a serious expression. Dorian, always curious, asked, “Is the pack really inside the park?” Ignis confirmed with a nod. “Yes, Dorian, the pack is inside.”