The Alpha's Luna was shot

c

es straining with each punch, each kick. My eyes roamed over the pack's fighters, each one pushing themselves to the limit. It was the only way we could stay p

the training ground. Her sharp eyes never missed a mistake, and the way she

come a long way from the group of inexperienced wolves we'd once had. They were stronger, faster, and more efficient t

bserved their technique. « Keep it

arrying the kind of pride I shared. He was right. The fighters had i

ave now. We're building something strong. » I said, crossing my arms over my che

cool liquid, their bodies catching their breath before the next round of training began. The heat was intense today, but it w

Ace, I think we should call it a day. It's really hot, and

ir, making it feel even hotter. Zylen was right. It was dangerous to push them any harder in this weather. Overheating

. « I don't want anyone fainting and having to rus

but she gave a firm nod

ped forward. « I'll help. We'll get them set

u, » I said, giving the

gaze still lingering on the fighters. The sweat dripping down their faces, the steady rhythm of their breat

ng with a mixture of concern and anger.

r pack? » she growled, her

ly, my gut tightening

sts, the anger in her voice palpable. «

ing, and every time I heard about another pack falling, it made my blood boil. « They're goi

d between Zylen and me. « Did I h

t the Moon Dust Pack. His neighboring pack got wiped out. The

y face. « That's a first. No one's ever

iques have gotten better over the years. And that's a pretty stro

m. I don't think we'd stand a chance without it. The Moon Dust P

ust glad they made it through. I know how much this could'v

ntless. But that alpha, he's a good man. He helped us when we

lucky to have you as an ally, Ace. If those rogues had hit the Moon Dust Pack,

ou, Ace, » Zylen added with a gent

« Yours too, Zy. And yours as well, Colby. We're d

sigh, his gaze distant. « I hope so. I'm trying my best at being

omfort. « I hear ya, Colby. You're doing great. Your da

ourself. You're doing exactly what your dad would have done

nd, a sharp voice cut th

ert. April, one of my trackers, was rus

sked, already bracing

was full of urgency. « They've been spotted

pening again. The rogues were on the move

reath. « Get everyone ready. We wo

ion, moving toward the pack's fight

ce steady despite the fear that was evid

es. « Then we move fast too. Get the word out

ooked out over the pack's grounds. This was it. The