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hree representatives for each race, and the leader was the one who spoke. My father would sit at the round table and we wo

hroughout the following days. At the end of the meeting we would make a schedule of the discussions that would need to be had, and we

There were no unfamiliar faces, which meant the White Wolf wasn't here as the rumour

notebook in front of him, Lord Mun had his and I had my tablet. We would get a sorted document by nightfall, b

e had the right to ask. Those sitting around the table voiced their agreement. "We begin with a reading of the minutes from the

hing. The feeling kept growing with each pa

ked, leaning towards me, his voice barely above a wh

tever plan he was trying to enact, or he was just as much a pawn in it as I was. There was no in between, a

y. "So did my Nari last night. Her feelings are always correct, which I assume i

een getting worse.

t him in confusion. That was when I noticed his notebook, how it was s

. Without your

. The words implied he could be an ally, but I knew better than to trust someone based off of what they said. My eyes locked on his b

pted." Ianthe said, breaking me

, the leader of t

. Today is the only day to bring up new business, after this the topics to address will be locked. We need

ontinued speaking. Witches didn't have the senses of

k and address everything they wish to. Who would like to start?" She asked, and the d

m. There was a resounding silence in the room when I had expected uproar. I had e

ned shame. Her makeup was simple, designed to accentuate her features and make her as predatory as possible. Not that it was needed

scanned the room I could see the length of the ponytail that came down to her lower back. Her hand lifted briefly to tuck some of the

e at the same time. Every single thought I had regarding a plan for if she

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ring a well-tailored suit, all black with a navy tie. His ears were pointed, shown only becau

re more daft than I thought." I replied, looking around the table at

s turned towards the one face I had car

d behind him. One was the Korean vampire lord, Mun Kang-Dae, the other was Prince Mircea. The Prince'

ought that. The Summit i

you would think I had done something to him personally. I hadn't. Not yet at least. "I am a person, just as you are. Which m

t the table millennia ago." He said, his v

y being must have a representative at the annual Summit. Since this is the first one since the treaty signing where a wolf has been present, all legislation, programs... anything

sn't a king, he was voted into his position and had taken years to learn the ins and outs of th

r blue eyes were focused on me as she replied, bu

without argument. However, I am willing to look past it all if we can agree to make a new law..." I trailed off, turning to Jackson to take a copy of the fi

til now, had been keeping to herself. I only spoke again once the mortal came back with a chair for me and I squ

laugh from across the table. This was why I chose to sit between Derek and Ianthe, because I wanted to be

d, my eyes looked to Mircea in hopes that maybe he felt remorse or somet

nce becoming the White Wolf I have changed much about how my people operate, one of the first things I did was instigate a census. Obviously I don't have every single wolf on here as some prefer living in solitude among the woods and not contacting anyo

Traian, I'm

, which means no one has been turned against their will or if they have I have dealt with the culprit. In the first year of the census I had twenty-eight-thousand wolves. I have been

care. This will be discussed because it was brought up during the initial planning meeting, but I need to make sure everyone understands the situation. If any of you think that the Hunts will stop after wolve

fae, witches and humans as prey in these hunts already." Mircea's eyes widened for a split second. Maybe not enough of a reaction

safe from their grasp, I am looking to