Memories Of A Wolf

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d filled with anxiety, she slipped past grazing rock formations found scattered in the mainland grandeur. It was eerily quiet that night, and although she had no one to aid, the full moon was there to mend her

and with careful concentration, the woman chanted a fe

hasn't shifted. That call was their signal, though; the men wailed as a kn

lend the woman her energy. Her mind was repeatedly chanting. Instead, a repulsing pain enforced its way up her limbs and torso. Suddenly she had a gist of what was happening, the ripping and tearing clawed like her passing nightm

ers if death serve

ne else knew except for them. The family kept it secret

sassinate the last of her kind. It was pure genocide; seeing her pack's corpses was pure trauma and hell. Snapping out of her daze, the woman peered and saw how they were gaining in proximity. She might not have transforme

an came to a

wolves growling ferociously, she then stumbled backward. The woman was cornered and outnumbered. Even if she managed to put up a good fight, there is no guara

leaped into

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light met my face just as I was slowly awakened from the pain in my upper arms. At first, there was the typical calmness

n. Instead, a pole was at the center of the white tent, a desk table with a few crumpled papers, a washbasin, a minute bed, and weapons propped against the wall. There was m

me out blank. Immediately, I became wary and vigilant of the situation. I'm a woman who is held c

ing in my ears. This isn't good...I need to escape, find any means to get out of here. Then, i

ied something within me that I could not explain, and it was stirring inside me, b

e arriving. With a stunning set of features and a muscular bu

s man I had ever laid my eyes on. Of course, I can't technically guarantee that he was since I lost my memory, but besides th

happeni

you into my

swer to that as well. But I do feel the heat rising in me, and if only I w

a moment, gauging an

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roat. Burrowed inside me were

e, let it be known that I, Alpha Knight Strevus of the Western Kingdom pa

held so much gravity that the instant connection I had with him—burned and crippled my insides. And the eerie thi

d what he was implying. Pa

of blonde threading through his ash-colored hair. His complexion was rich with darkness, and his build held a certain strength. My thoughts drifted to the man

nd, however, as soon as he got a hold of me, he harshly kneed me in my stomach and made me vomit and cough up. Blood started oozing

nt my eyes. Outside, there were bystanders eagerly waiting and watching as I was being dragged. They briefly exchanged look

Southern...she s

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uffer after what her k

y?

glistening tears. The folks were still waiting when I gazed at them with fear and besieged. I had

tle right, Alpha – had rejected and turned me away. It wasn't just a mere declaration; his rejection stirred something dee

uch? I stumbled as the pain

my face with my arms as the barrage threatened to hurt and leave marks. A sob managed to escape my quivering lips, but my silent cries went un

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everyone around bowed in perfect unison, an undeniable recognition of his presence and power. This man, referred to as the alpha, walked past me. Alph

to find courage. "Please! I beg you! I did nothing w

ded to keep my act straight to survive and live. The corner of Alpha

m. Behind my eyes, my e

ss. I wanted to fight. I wanted to live, but my prayers were always unanswered. It

edirecting my gaze, but I failed. As soon as I drifted into darkness, the last tha

gentle caress of sleep, now found themselves subjected

ack and forth as my fingers scratched the wooden surface of the stool I

to

his stare but all I can visibly make out of is a blurry mess of a face. Then tears st

ent yo

time...I d-do not

challenge, a threat, a warning—f

my own screams when I felt the l

you com

d, bloody tears flowing

t change my answer. It was the truth. Even if I were to lie, the rea

family has probab