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d her. The sound of their movements filled the air, the thud of paws on the ground, the growl of wolves pushing themse

s. The rogue attacks were becoming more frequent, and Trista was well aware of their significance. This was

have to be sharp. It isn't just the Red Moon Pack out there. It'

n recent weeks, and they were eager to prove themselves under her guidance. They had shown her

precision. Her movements were graceful but powerful. He experienced a strange mix of admiration and regret. He'd seen t

g through his thoughts. Lucy was standing b

as he turned to face her. "I never sai

ation. "Be careful, Liam. She has returned, and she is more than

ze at her. "What are

le. "She's trying to take over. I saw how she leads the pack and draw

thing about her tone made him question his instincts. Could Trista be playing

e the evening's silence. It was a di

mumbled. "Anothe

across the field, her sharp voi

e pack into battle as she had always done. He wanted to protest and prote

ed as she quickly assessed the situation, working with Beta Jack and the o

erberated in his mind, twisting into doubt. But then he remembered Trista's expression when she le

not think you understand, Lucy. Trista is here to

"She's come to take what's mine, Liam.

d respond, a sharp cry rang out from the d

rogues, strangers-was thick in the air. Her chest tightened, and she felt a new sense of urgency.

ought alongside them, her body moving smoothly and efficiently. But as she defeated one rogue after another

ually confronting the rogue leader. His eye

Luna," the rogue remarked. "

lashing as she moved forwar

submit. But as she stood over him, a shiver went up her spine. Something wasn'

issed, "The Red Moon Pack

rogue's words struck her like a thunderclap. The R

the fallen rogues and the pack members in recovery. T

ins, Trista couldn't shake the feeling that something worse was about to happen. And then, a

ds trembling, and read th

eave now, or your children w

meone knew. They were not

warning set in. The storm was approaching, and this time it