The Stripper Alpha

red against them. It was a good season for our pack. The grasses were flourishing, the seeds had begun germinating, and yet, they still found something to whine about. "I've heard you, M

ast territory, and we believe most of them are from Moonshine. He tried speaking with one, but if they're caught..." He hesitated. "They'll be executed immediately." A growl rumbled in my chest. My patience was wearing thin. I had tried to avoid war, considering the cost to my people, but they were making it clear they thought I had nothing to hold over them. "Fine." My voice was clipped, decisive. "Send word. I'll be traveling to their lands to present the new Luna, as is required by the laws of the four realms." Kai's expression darkened. "Ashvin, you can't." He straightened, his tone edged with concern. "They see you as a threat. You're walking right into their trap." I smirked, resting my back against the chair. "You should know by now, no one wages war against me and wins, I am too wise for that." He sighed, knowing there was no changing my mind. "I'll send the message." I nodded in approval. "Four days from now. No delays." He bowed. "Yes, Alpha." I stood, stretching my limbs, but instead of returning to my office, my feet carried me in a different direction. "The combat field?" Kai asked knowingly, though he already had his answer. I ignored him and kept walking. Everywhere I passed, my people greeted me with nods of respect, their eyes reflecting trust and admiration. But as I drew closer to the training grounds, my senses sharpened. My heartbeat quickened, an involuntary response whenever she was near. Zen, my wolf, stirred with excitement. "She must have a pure soul for you to like her this much," I had once told him. His reply still echoed in my mind. "She has the purest spirit. And one day, she will protect us more than you can imagine." I heard her grunt before I saw her. The sha