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When The Alpha Roars

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last update publish date: 2026-06-05 02:59:42
LEAH DECKER

The cold bit into my skin like a thousand tiny blades.

Snow drifted from the dark sky above us, settling across armor, cloaks, blades and fur. Every breath I took became white mist before disappearing into the freezing night. Ahead of us, hidden among the mountain ridges and thick clusters of pine trees, rested the camps of the five woodland packs.

War had finally come, and it was tonight.

The realization settled heavily inside my chest.

We had left Tombstone before midnight. The gat
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