Chapter 95

Elizebeth POV:

We’d tracked the wolves west I wanted to keep following them but they then turned north and knew

they were throwing us off the trail so Charles and I went to intercept.

After running day and night for days we’d made it to the Frozen Moon Pack. I’d carried that baby from

his bundle by my mouth in turns with Cecelia. I’d originally found the girl boringly crass, but now I saw

her loyalty and respected

her for it.

I was fully ready to accept any punishment my alpha saw fit to hand me but he knew his wife and knew

she’d done the right thing. Still, I felt as if it was my duty to have protected her after all she’d done for

me I should have laid down my life before I let them take her.

She stood up for me against the whole of the pack when A- when he betrayed us all. I had not been

particularly kind to her when she first came if the alpha hadn’t trusted her neither did I.

Instead she withstood it all and respected me for my conviction and loyalty. I grew to trust her with my

very life.

Her family on the other hand was a bothersome emotional mess and I found them to be lacking in the

principles my Luna held. She was steadfast, unwavering and they crumbled to floor.

I had my husband betray us watched him die, and saw him get executed and I still did my job and went

on with my life. as it never happened. The Luna gave up her child and possibly her life so that the heir

and Grayson could live she did it without question. They should look at her example and follow it like I

do.

I stood next to her brother, one of the more bearable members of the clan, if only he wouldn’t turn into a

bumbling fool in front of Charlotte. Turning against hundreds of years of tradition all over a pretty face. I

rolled my eyes at the thought.

“I’ll take down the larger of the four do you think you can handle the two in the rear?” he asked me I’m

sure he didn’t think I noticed him sizing me up.

“I’ve sparred with the Luna, I can handle it,” I started stretching.

“They’ll be under that pass soon we’ll take them there,” he instructed.

“Fine with me,” I took a handle of the darts and placed them in my pocket. I’d use the small crossbow

but they’ll see that coming.

We headed out he took the jump off the pass and I positioned myself in the bushes. Yes, there were

four of them and two of us but rouges tended to be untrained and malnourished I had no doubts we’d

bag them.

I could smell them foul like dead carcasses lingering up the road. Life out in the wild doesn’t do a wolf

well, they need community, and when they’re like that it shows. Matted and patchy fur coated them and

their claws curved because of their length.

I scrunched my nose up at them they could have been banished for ill behavior or they could have left

an evil pack but

I saw them as guilty until innocent, I had no qualms about what was going to happen.

I got into a lunge and waited until the four of them were dead in the middle of my sight. I launched at

them claws extended the girl saw me first and turned to bite but all she got was the bone of my

shoulder I took out one of the smaller men.

I threw the small man and went after the female she shifted back eyes flared but it didn’t look natural.

“We’re not here to fight.” she held up her hands.

1 did not engage in conversation sweeping her legs and jabbing her in the face but she grabbed my

arms and rolled

away.

Charles then jumped on the two larger males from above as they attempted to charge me. The younger

male came at my back and I was able to duplex him onto the ground.

He was “young, not even 14. I would say he was a small wolf that had followed his sister. She looked

wild and unkempt. I shot him quickly, which appeared to upset his sister as she screamed.

A large male was launched in between me and the sister and she growled at me. They had similar

patterns as wolves and their noses and eyes are the same..

She

he came at

at me fist raised I punched her in the stomach and she took it. I was surprised to say the least so then I

went at her ribs she let out a cough and I must have knocked the wind out of her I brought my knee up

to her face trying to get her down quickly.

A hand pulled the back of my neck and I was thrown to the ground a large man got on top of me

punching me in the face I put my hands up holding off his advances as best I could as Charlie came

and tackled him off of T

They wrestled to the ground and the girl came and charged me we held onto each other’s shoulders in

a battle of strength. I needed to get out of this as we were at a standstill the other male and Charlie

toppled into us.

I pushed Charlie off of me giving him an annoyed look but turned back to them the girl lunged at me

again and I dove sliding along the dirt and spinning up swinging at her and blocking the slow kick she

attempted.

I

“We’re not here to take anything!” She pleaded with me again I took a dart out of my pocket.

The large brute of the man went down behind me. I went after her and jabbed the dart into her. She

dropped down looking at me with pain in her eyes.

I huffed in and out looking over the bodies they were down. I looked over and Charlie nodded to him for

confirmation that neither one of us wasn’t overly injured. I’m sure I didn’t look the best. That man got a

few good hits in before I

was able to block.

He picked up his walkie called in. “Ready for extraction, over,”

“Thank you for the assist,” I would have been knocked unconscious without him.

“It shouldn’t have been needed,” I was surprised a man of his level would admit to the mistake of letting

an opponent

I could one where he and the Lama were related cuffed them with the wristbands and we waited for the

trucks to

I

Charlotte hopped out of the track with a med hit “Goddess be Elizbeth,” she got me into the van and I

passed the mim in the way I looked really had but I didn’t feel it, must be the adrenaline.

We sat on the inside of the track and the wiped off my face it looked like a lot more blood than it was.

She dyinfected

“You’re lucks he didn’t get his claws nut imagine the infection,” she cringed at the thought. “You did

good the Alpha

will be happy all four were captured”

I gave her a small smile. She was friends with the Lana but I wasn’t close with her. I suppose she felt a

solidarity with me over this Normally I would have told her she didn’t need to reach out to me as a

courtesy but I felt now she was

bring kind

“I think your nose is broken,” she winced: “Til have to set it,” she looked at me apologetically.

“Alright,” I nodded to het

She took an alcohol wipe to it and closed my eyes the set a towel in my hands. “Grab this,” she told

me. I did and before I could worry about it she pushed the cartilage back into place. I grabbed the towel

and it hurt but the pressure in my face I hadn’t realiand cleared up

“Alright,” she taped it over. “You’re met.”

“Thank you”

wounds cicated”

ror took over her features. “Is Charlie in the other truck? Does he need any

I placed a hand on her shoulder. “He’s untouched and sering to the prisoners,”

I was impressed with her. I knew they were fond of one another and she hadn’t shown a sign of

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“Are you alright?” He looked at me with trust and respect.

I nodded to him. I looked over at the people around me. I had been avoiding everyone since returning

ashamed of being the wife of a traitor.

The worst part was I thought over every moment we’d had together, the way I saw all my community as

somewhat frivolous, airy, or oblivious. I realized every time he’d been there whispering the angered

thoughts in my ear.

1 felt like a stranger in my own b*dy. My memories had folded in and blackened, dark and horrible

things to me now,

Perhaps I hadn’t been the beacon of value to my pack as I’d once thought. Perhaps I should help them

by being kinder

and more open.

“Thank you for looking over my son,” Alpha Jonathan extended his hand to me.

“Thank you alpha Jonathan,” I shook his hand and bowed my head.

“It occurs to me I should thank you for doing as my daughter requested and saved my grandson as

well,” he straightened.

“She’s my Luna,” I looked him in the eyes then. “I would die if she requested,”

He smiled softly to me and let go of my hand walking over to his son and wife. I followed after the

others down to the

cells.

“Darling! Oh you look awful,” Luna Lilliana paled at the sight of my face.

“Better me than you Luna Lilianna,” I gave a half smile.

“Oh don’t say that,” she winked at me sitting down beside Grayson.

“So Gray what’s the plan

“Play nice. Give them comfort and hopefully, they’ll play nice,”

“Oh? Look at you playing the good cop,” she smiled.

Hopefully, we could get information out of them on the Luna. This is the first lead we’d gotten and for all

our sakes I hoped she’d be home soon.

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