Night Howlers: The wolf's voice

and burnt the forest where we bur

rked. Who did this? "

ng beasts. They have started ha

flowers and burnt our forest." he laughed mischievously. Run along lu

erced only by the occasional howl of the werewolves. The night was still, as if the whole world was holding its breath, waitin

on the forest floor. A low growl echoed through the trees, followed by a chorus of howls. The night seemed to h

r ears perked, awaiting the instructions of their leader. Inside the cave, the Alpha sat with the elders in council, their voices low and

mans have always wanted to control our forest, and they will stop at nothing to achieve the

asty. The humans have not done this before. Perhaps there is more to the situat

mpires? They run from the humans, living in shadows and darkness. We are not like them. We are wolves

others, but their faces were stony. No one

ountenanc

We shouldn't be eng

er to be silent. Her face flushed with anger, but she stopped

of peace, or we can choose the path of war. I know that many of you are filled with ang

he room, waiting f

he entrance of the cave. "I have decided that there will be

k's fur was bristling, his claws unsheathed. "We will fea

his pack to be torn apart by war." He turned to

uction. I'll kill them. Just a

n aback by the men

he would never sup

lives in our heart. We lost her to those cruel bein

the entranc

ur command, brother. Permit m

of decisions. His mind runni

that every action we take now, we'll face the

moved sha

stare of disgust they'll give you from where they are. Have you forgotten the look on your husbands face when

d,urging the alp

he council watched as he matched maj

se calmed as he said his firs

lves h

d for few minut

en, you shall

ow growl, fol

re than the eyes can meet. We are strong, yes. We are powerful, yes. But, I can't put your lives at stake to gain revenge.

from his back. He has tr

seemed to

ave like you. I want to prove that I can be s

get lost! " he removed jac

nce. "I can track their scent!" said Adolf. The pack turned to look at him, their e

was a hint of hope in it. "How sure are y

smell for years," he said. "I'm a crossbreed, so I've inheri

ent, absorbing t

en, Adolf. Find the source of the chaos. Don't be

eave. He would track the scent,

is. "Adolf mumbled as he le

the Alpha said. "There is no ne

d, dispersing

u, brother," said Ethan, h

m. He knew what his brother thought, and he didn't care. He had

followed suit, returning to their dens. The moon was high in the sky, and the forest was silent. The air w

and dangerous. "You know why you don't want to take action. But I am

his emotions. But it was no use. Jack had struck a nerve, and the Alpha

off into the woods, le

" the Alpha asked, his v

ed, her voice soft and reassuring. "But you know that it

understand," he said. "They never will. Th

id, placing a hand on his sho

know," she said softly, "the prophecy will be fulfilled. I don't have mu

lled, his voice filled with d

ness. "I'm afraid it's out of our hands," she sa

ight, leaving him to ponder a