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The loudspeaker comes booming again and the big man speaks, “You are only as strong as your weakest link! Now see if you can save his life.” That day, my best friend almost died…

“Was Mom a strong she-wolf?” “Your mom was the strongest, Alpha Charlotte.” Mr. Davenport smiled and finally shifted his gaze away from the window to look at me. “With both your parents being strong, you'll naturally be strong. But when combined with your mom’s strength that she gave to you, you are now the strongest she-wolf there is.” His words struck a chord in my heart and I felt myself getting teary again. That was the reason Dad always said I was the strongest she-wolf.

She doesn't know how and what happened but she can only wait. "My Master is the most handsome man in this realm! The strongest! He can scare God's in just one look! No, he can kill them in just one look! No one can defeat my master! Beauty? Master has it! Riches? Master has it! Master called himself as TYCOON! The strongest among the Strongest! Master has it all! Master is an Immortal!" Butt proudly made an introduction. "....." "HAHAHA!" Luis Park laughed proudly.

he said, stepping closer again, “is exactly the problem.” I stilled. “What does that mean?” His gaze held mine. “It means,” he said slowly, “you are strongest when you are together.” My breath caught slightly. “And weakest,” he continued, “when you are not.” The words settled heavily in the air. I hated how true they felt. “I’m not weak,” I said. “No,” he agreed easily. “You’re unstable.” That stung. More than it should have. I swallowed hard, forcing myself not to react.

I looked away, “gone.” “I’m sorry.” "It’s okay,” It wasn’t. “They weren’t really mine to begin with.” His brow furrowed. “Then… who do you belong to?” The question cracked something in my chest. I dodged it. “Doesn’t matter,” I said. He watched me for a moment longer. “What’s the strongest pack?” "Not sure, all packs have their strengths and weakness," I replied. "Then tell me the one with the most strengths and fewer weakness."

I said, and their forehead creased. "But how can we defeat the Drazonian? They are way stronger than us." Leemin said, his eyebrows knitted together. "No. You are stronger than them. I hope you remember that the strongest weapon does not come from power but from the heart. Only the power of your heart is the strongest when put together. Please don't forget that during battle." They nodded at what I said. I can see that their friendship will become stronger with time. I will miss them too. They have also become a part of my life, but I have to go back to where I belong. I have someone there I miss dearly. I wonder what he’s doing right now. Thinking about that guy made my heart skip a beat.

Not just me but the whole pack will be fine, it's our determination that got us to be the strongest pack. Blue Pack will forever be Strong. The End.

"I really dont think that you are weak You are actually the strongest girl I know." He said to me and my eyes brightened. "Really? Do you think I am strong? But I don't think I am strong in any way." I said to him, doubting myself for a while. "You are actually very strong and I really haven't seen someone as strong as you ever since we were born. We are literally the strongest 18-year-olds in this pack. And I'm telling you just in case you don't know." He said to me and I smiled widely.

I clenched my jaw, trying hard not to react to what he was saying. “And in case you’ve forgotten, let me remind you again that I’m the strongest warrior in this whole pack,” he said proudly. “I’ve killed more of those demon beasts than anyone else. I know how they move, I know what they want, and I know how to get rid of them.”

she replied, squeezing his hand for emphasis, “but sometimes being strong means knowing when to stand apart. We can bridge both sides without tearing ourselves or our people apart.” A slow smile spread across his face as he processed her words. “You’re right. There’s strength in duality; we just need to keep each other grounded.” His voice held a conviction that ignited the air between them, a promise not only of unity but of resilience in the face of their struggles.