“Come out, come out, they have arrived!” A voice rang in my head, and I did not need to know why my father’s Delta would call us to come out in the middle of the night.

The day was hectic because my father used most of it to move from the big house to one of the tiny houses in the pack compound.

The big packhouse used to be a palace.

My father had taken over the pack after the werewolves in our territory had joined forces and sacked one of the Lycan kings that plagued our lands.

I learned the man was evil, and he never showed mercy.

It was imperative to defeat him because his belief that Lycans were superior to werewolves led him to take steps leading to the enslavement of my kind.

It was my father, along with his friends, that liberated us.

I sat up in bed, a bit reluctant to go out, but if Delta Israel was right, I had no choice but to come outside.

My father had broken the sad news to me in the morning about him having to concede to the challenge the savage prince of rogues, Nikolas, had given him.

My father said he could not allow people to die because of his pride. He further told me that he had negotiated with the Rogue Prince, and the prince agreed to care for the pack members if my father swore by his wolf to submit.

I doubted if the Lycans could be trusted, but my father was hopeful because he knew we wouldn’t win a war with them, and he was right.

Alpha Nikolas was a rogue Lycan of unknown origin that made a name by conquering every pack in our territory.

We were the only ones standing, and we knew it was only a matter of time before he came calling.

Obviously, we were his primary target because he ensured he conquered every pack around us to isolate and trap us, pending the time he would strike.

Unlike the other alphas, my father chose peace over his pride and dignity, and I hoped he wouldn’t regret it.

I learned the savage prince grew up in the wilderness, packless and grew his army by creating a pack of rogues.

They were a mix of savage Lycans like him, known to be deadly and ruthless.

I wondered how my father could give his pack away to such people. There was no guarantee they would keep their promise, but it was better than fighting to the death.

I managed to get off the bed and headed outside my room. I saw my father approaching, and it was clear he was coming to me.

“Aliana,” he said almost in a whisper, and I frowned at him.

He walked to me with a smile, but his eyes spoke otherwise; he looked afraid and hopeless. He placed both hands on my shoulders and made me look up at him.

“I know you are brave and determined. But I need you to be a coward,” He said, and I frowned at him, wondering why he was telling me this. It went against everything he taught me.

“Listen to me, Aliana,” He said with teary eyes.

dignity to watch you

alive, for my

Promise me that your wolf will not challenge them. Promise me that you and Raven will not disobey and

father needed me to promise, so I reluctantly

you to swear on your wolf,” he said sternly, and I looked at him with disbelief because that

said, and

the only

in his fifties and did not have many warriors anymore because of all the warriors

the savages

won’t swear by Raven,” I said, refusing to swear by my wolf, and my father sighed, knowing he would have to make do with my promise as is because

carrying out the

and go on a journey to find a mate worthy to come home with me and rule in my father’s stead, but that was a

but it was bearable as long as I was around to care for

my father said, and

the best option. It was a matter of choosing between the devil and the

and they asked us to

wished we had moved outside the pack compound because only those living in the pack compound were asked to line up. Ordinary pack members were sleeping in their homes. I noticed all our pack elites were

voice say,

with a scar across his left eye, dark hair and honey-coloured eyes

seven inches. It was no doubt he was

chiselled well-sculpted body, tanned skin and hints of tattoos on

He looked neat and civilised. He did not look like a man that grew up in the wild. He had indeed

I quickly averted my eyes. I was glad he ignored me because he didn’t say anything or approach

Nikolas, also known as The Prince of Rogues and

the packs in the territory, and Alpha Gabriel has signed his pack rights and power over

all answer to

be seen as treasonous, equating to death. Any rule broken will be seen as treason, so be careful to keep my rules.” he said sternly,

forward,” he said, and I watched my father reluctantly step forward with

difficult for him to do because even though he wasn’t a

and Nickolas’s men began

stern expression, and

and show your submission and allegiance,” He said, and people

man,” he repeated, dangerously looking at

was in front of me in the centre, so his back was facing me, and I saw his hands shaking on his sides. He did not want to

we fight then?” Nikolas asked, and my father shook his head, trying to still his

pack and his position already. There is no need to humiliate him like this,” I said, and everyone went quiet. I could hear a pin drop if I

and who asked you to speak?” Alpha Nikolas said,

her no mind. She is nobody,” my father said quickly, trying to protect me, and

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