The Broken Alpha
“I am not suggesting that we run headfirst into this. I merely think it would be wise to consider what they could do for us.”
“It is worth considering,” said Ralphin. “Though I agree with your father. Our power does, in part, rely on the frailty of other wolves. Such frailty may cease to exist, should such an ability become widespread.”
“You do us a great disservice, Ralphin,” sneered Atticus, “if you truly believe that our power lies with the weakness of the other packs. We are powerful because we take what is ours, and that which is not. We are powerful because we are powerful.”