The First Female Alpha

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ld get using my personal chopper, the rest, we’ll have to trek on foot. Behind it, the thin pebbled road began its twisting

It was there that the spies were killed. It’s already been eighteen hours since the annihilation and judging by the dark sn

out of these unsuspecting humans as we could. We had warm clothes on, but it wasn't helping much. We needed high insulatin

not cold. So it was needless to say that we were highly....uncomfortable in thi

oden bench, a cup of blistering hot tea in hand. “Sun’s coming up; w

ere admiring a few young women in colorful mekhlas. The people here hardly wore more than a thin sweater

up. Just as we were about to leave, a lig

)?" Asked the voice. We all turned in u

dered flowers and the skirt of her mekhla was a light brown with flower patterns. Her scarf covered her neck and ears. But the most remarkable feature about her was her eye. I

cover some ground before nightfall

ming." She nodded towards the darkenin

ry, very still beside me. I followed his line of sight to find him looking at the retreating figure of the village girl like he was obsessed with her. His eyes devoured her every movement

ous!" I hissed out low eno

like he had just been b

word, trying to make him see reason. "Sh

about power, Rhys!"But he didn't do anything else. Instead he

t him once more as we started walking on the trail. "

at you say! She’s my mate Rhys. I’ve been searching for her all my life and I’ve finally found her. I

Zyane had never complained before. But now because of so

t you get a mate who will make your entire world fall apart. Who'll make you eat the w

yself. Our pack was the strongest for a reason. We were all purebreds. There hasn’t been a wolf-human paring in my pack for almost a centur

ent out our frustrations. I knew Zyane by heart. He might be pissed at me enough to want to kill me but he'd still take a

st night. Looking up, I saw that storm clouds had gathered, tu

ht, let the storm pass over." Sl

o that point first." I told Slade and continued on walking. I knew I was being irrational becaus

ightly on our back and the snow making crunching noises beneath our feet. It was exactly two kilometers from that p

ouldn't work. There was nothing to hold on to. I could hear my pack members scream. I could feel their

that I was buried a good 3feet under it. It took a while as I stayed put in the snow and counted every slow second that passed by before I could no longer

eyes a bit, I saw a body lying uncon

etely alone in this place. I was trying to get up from underneath the snow when I heard a shot. And a few moments later I felt somethin

on that I realized that I was the bleeding. I fell back on the snow face firs

for almost an hour, only the slightest bit of golden orange sun rays remained as

e same village girl with the cat-like eyes, a gun in her right arm. And just beh

assing out was that I had found

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