The Alpha's Golden Warrior

zi; 12 y

ce wavered, "run, run as far as

lence, away from the breaking branches and bellowing fires. All I c

hrough night, befalling a strange uncertainty wi

d my slim arms, shaking me to consciousness I was barely grasping onto. The smoke was blinding me, it wa

ou, not now," I blinked hard at her words, opening my ey

ng banged echoed within t

your father raised you to be. Understood?" I nodded urgently, tryin

ding. Her grip on my arms tightened, eliciting tears to my eyes, not at the pain, but at the thought

at her, traitorous tears escaping

ing me, and it had worked. There was no time, the screws began falling out of the knob, the screams grew loud

whispered into my hair, ca

sparkling with a force I'd never witnessed before. She inched her head to the di

adness. In melancholic rage so robust it had scared m

t and air concentrated in tar. Though something caught my eyes. Throughout the voice of blackness, something

be, only to hear a hollow sound that echoed ba

rs screaming sprung into our home. I screamed into my hands and dug

sound of its metal threatening, and growled so loudly the grounds shook. My wolf

off tens of soldiers, eliminating each one w

il one

hind her, rose his sword, a

cre

ars wavered and

row limp, I heard her sword clink on

e walls rumbled. I couldn't see properly, I couldn't see anything but red. With

o my mouth. I bit it till I felt his bone crunch. With a guttural growl he dropped me

s in them. I saw h

die today or ma

unged it into his stomach,

r me, my ears ringing in the sound of my pack members sho

ers dull eyes l

, nothing left