Unconventional Alpha

and fears had shifted into a quiet resolve. If she was truly marked for something greater, she

waiting for her. She stepped into the clearing where she had first encountered the spectral wolf, her s

tive instincts kicking in. "You shouldn't be out h

replied, though she appreciated his presence

rked.

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ed with the energy inside her. Suddenly, warmth spread through her body, and her senses heightened. She

b muttered,

r hearing sharpened, catching the distant rustle of leaves and the heartbeat

she whispered, her voi

raled within her, wild and chaotic. The ground beneath her feet trem

outed, stepping closer.

she cried, panic r

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ume her, a voice echoed in her mind-a voi

er is yours to command,

ergy began to settle, the glow dimming until it disappeared entirely. The forest r

to her side.

short gasps. "I think... I think I

feet. "But you need to be careful. If you lose

her features. "That's why I need to train. I

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he returned to the forest every morning, practicing control over the energ

erwhelming herself, to harness the silvery glow without letting it consume her. But she also discovered that her

confidence. For the first time in her life,

uder, more insistent. They spoke of danger, of a storm brewing on th

t would test her newfound strength

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