A REPLACEMENT FOR ALPHA KAEL
“Then they should know better than to threaten what is mine.”
A murmur broke out, louder this time.
“She is no longer Luna,” a visiting Alpha interjected. “By your own admission.”
“No,” Kael said quietly. “She is not.”
He paused, letting the words settle.
“She is something far older,” he continued. “And far more important.”
The chamber erupted.
“You would wage war for a single wolf?” someone demanded.
“For truth,” Kael replied. “For the future. And yes—for her.”
He let his wolf rise then, not fully, but enough that the room felt it, a pressure like a storm banked just beyond sight. Mooncrest’s power was not flashy. It did not burn or shimmer. It endured. It was crushed.
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