A Female Alpha’s Revenge

Chapter 78

Chapter 78

Third Person’s POV

Dominic roared. “I might have let you off, but now, I’d flay you alive and it’d still not quench my ragel

Some werewolves from the Western Tribes left their original pack and became rogues.

They lived in Adelaide and Velda’s wolf kingdom, gathering and sending information back to the Western Tribes.

These spies were managed by Dominic’s brother.

After Velda tortured Dominic’s brother at Bloodscar Border, these spies breached the Frostfang Pack’s defenses, slaughtered them.

This not only damaged Dominic’s brother’s reputation but also destroyed their entire intelligence network, causing severe losses.

Alpha Bentley, a revered werewolf general, saw all his male kin die heroically on the southern border.

His pack suffered worse–his sons‘ mates, pups, and even Omegas

all killed by the Western Tribes.

These atrocities, kept secret due to Velda’s massacres, made the Western Tribes‘ royal family ashamed. Velda, the cause of these tragedies, and the Western Tribes‘ spies were both guilty of heinous crimes.

The Frostfang Pack were the sole victims.

Now, only Adelaide, the female Gamma Velda mentioned, remains of the Davidson family.

Adelaide as

Western Tribes weren’t directly linked to these events, they were connected to the Bentley pack’s massacre

why Dominic was so

Tribes weren’t mindless beasts; battlefield deaths

including pups, was a shameful

the audacity to suggest they target

into a barely healing wound, mercilessly reminding them of their past

slap left Velda dazed and

kick to her stomach sent her flying three meters away, landing with a

could even begin to recover, she was roughly

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blow like a steel board smashing across her face,

out

away!”

wolves left Darkclaw Town with

a desert, then

through the mountains led to a

the Dragon Ash Wolf

took the captives through the grassland, up a mountain

same humiliation the

captives,

her subordinates and participants in

was

shocked and terrified by her actions–using them

seen as just in their hearts, but now she looked so strange and even