ind rustled through the leaves on the branches. Alex had closed his eyes to sleep, but still, he was restless. The quietness of the night was too intense not to be bothered about it. He opened his ey

yes were still shut, and there was not a single cry of a wolf to alert him that the red moon had appeared tonight. Almost immediately, he cou

ries of wolves that pierced into the night. His eyes were still shut, unblinking, and his body, as cold as ice, was unfeeling and unmoving. No

ght. How did I get a migraine?" He muttered as he let out a hiss. He could feel his temper getting out of hand at just the slightest thought of having a migraine, and he tried to keep it in

on a white plain long sleeve shirt over his body, and briskly walked out of his room, wearing his famous long, blank, and emoti

oming to you," he sa

Alex asked as he g

gain last night

happened last night?" Alex asked, his

endrix could not tell what was going on in his mind. It was as if he were devoid of emotions, but Hendrix knew better. When he saw Alex clench his hand in

uding into Hendrix's thoughts, that he was forced to leav

pened his eyes, unclenched his hands, and walked ou

t his feet. "We've lost our brothers, h

nother question was asked i

ked tearfully. "What's happening, Alpha?" Another asked "Your pr

ting solution to thi

ng how on earth the red moon appeared this time around without his knowing and how the pack members got out of the carriages to end up being dev

ly said. "This situation, as it

dead wolves got out of the carriage," he said to them. "We rea

en our archenemies for centuries and must be using the art of witchcraft to murder us." "Our people cannot just be denying under the light of the red moon," the same man who explained what happened in the carriage said. "Yes, it is true!" The other pack members agreed with him, but Alex didn't. He was not positive that the Diamo

set of wolves from our pack! "If things continue at this rate,

ot solve the issue at hand. "We must find a s

ution, Mia." "I'll march to that horde of barbarians and tell them to stop these atroci

"They are, and I'm ending it all today!" He said it adamantly as he walked away from them. "Jayden," Lauren called af