The Alpha King's Hunter

AK

daylight peaked out from the scanty frosty leaves of the trove of burnt beech trees spread a

inside it, Blake and his pack roamed the land. There were about thi

ast drops of their sweat and blood. Snow covered the ground. Nature looked lazy as he sat shirtless aga

and brimstone. He was staring far off through the cluster of unending trees and his eyes darkened in

never trust the words of witc

m. The fiery crystal ball she had tried forming between her palms to let him glimpse the future. He d

ng on cursed ground. A landmark under the guide of ancient spells and black magic. The only thing he

ve had fled, it was

weak and paralysed, like they were without life. It was a rollercoaster ride of hallucinations. A dangerous encounter with spirits from the underworld. Last night

em safe. Light had come now. The evil that tormented them was n

ar. You're alpha, Blake. It's you

the voice came. Blake looked up

bbed him in the eye, a

s would discover the bodies of their victims soon and before long, hunters would catch wind of their presence. They needed to cover t

Even though snow had buried most, Blake and his pack could

suspected that eyes could be anywhere, watching. It was daytime.

magical veil they had crossed to find here. On the globe, witches were everywhere, and they were fond of leaving portals in their wake. The wit

alarmed. He was certain that they hear

him. "I smell hunt

y. He had heard what Neil had just said

sense four humans alo

ckless." Neil faced the beta. "I have fou

. They had skipped something, something very important. It wasn't just four h

, and his command broug

just as he

y had been rejoicing over a catch. He couldn't see them, but

hey saying?

y of it." Another wolf had chipped in

one has

It's Norwegian, Ian. We

om his pack, staring towards the sound in silence. There was a

redith said. She had shifted under control an

cold-blooded killers. Could this g

ves of different shapes and sizes, and with unique

tal is that way. We must go righ

ell there's n

st we wait for th

to wait until nigh

stared at Blake's back and said, "The f

to strike a spear straight at the heart where it would hurt the most. Blake wanted nothing else but to be a bet

lenge their alpha. He was bigger than Blake's fir

He turned and walked back. "The hun

o their senses, Lucien said, "We can't

f she's a wolf, s

owerful, and the wolf cowered

a Blake, th

held captive. It gripped him like desire, and he couldn't con

alties, and we disappear as planned

eeze. Another pelt of snow would fall soon. Blake took in h

Ian did. Five others joined, but Lucien st

ars grew longer. Fangs protruded in his mouth as his face turned beastl

V

s glaring at the people that did this to her at present. Grittin

he said, but they laughed in

clearly, even though they spok

her butt after the drop. Her clothes were torn and soiled with dirt. The temperature of the morning had low

gain, and she seethed, spit

lurched to land a hit o

d by and took out the first man far behind. The others disappe

stopped halfway as he noticed what had occurred. His men

hen she saw

knew the arrows he had on him were laced with wolf's bane and black magic. She also kne

s neck. She sighted seven more of them afterwards. The hunters were no longer in

bunch of keys from the man's neck and sn

nd her stopped

entire time as he approached the truck

r chest. She couldn't take her eyes off the man in fr

und the cage suppressed the wolf in him, and his red eyes slipped into the most beautiful shade

her. His eyes pierced her with

fe now," h