Mated to the Bloodmoon Alpha

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on edge. My wolf was always ready to pounce so hearing him on edge was really strange but I quickly brushed off the worry and headed straight for the battle front. I ran to the borders and waited. 3 wolves appeared within my line of sight. My eyes instantly focused on the biggest wolf and I immediately bounced on him and sunk my teeth into his neck. Bloodlust quickly came over me and I tore the other remains wolves into pieces. I looked behind me to find some of my pack members in mid-shift. The sight before me put me on high alert. "This isn't possible " Boris sounded dumbfounded. Why are my wolves stuck in mid-shift? I was so distracted by my thoughts that I didn't notice a brown wolf running towards me. He slammed me against the ground and I growled in anger. Allowing my canines to elongate, my eyes blackened and I went into a blood rage. I snapped his neck with my paws and went after the remaining rogues. I didn't understand how I was able to kill a lot of wolves in a little space of time. It was like something had taken control of my wolf. The remaining rogues on seeing the amount of dead wolves around quickly retreated and went back into the forest. I gained control over my wolf and shifted back to human form. "Get the wolves to the pack hospital" I ordered the other wolves who were not wounded. The thought of the bloodlust and rage I experienced while fighting the rogues vanished as I took in the sight of my halfshifted wolves in front of me. How is this happening? I made my way to the pack house to get wash the rogue blood away from my face and also to get dressed as I shred my clothes while shifting. "What happened out there Boris?" I asked my wolf. I was met with his silence instead showing that he was also wondering. "Alpha, the pack doctor kindly requests your presence at the hospital. He said he found something in the wolves who are stuck at mid-shift" said an omega. That definitely aroused my curiosity. Dismissing the omega, I left for the pack hospital. It was filled with a lot of wounded wolves, aftermath of the unplanned attack earlier. "Good day Alpha," said Dr Richard. He was the pack doctor. He has been ar