Alpha King’s Lost Luna by Aubrey Pepper

Chapter 307 Council Meeting CASSANDRA One thing was absolutely certain amongst Asher, the councilors he trusted, and I.

Whatever Oliver Moses wanted to do at the council meeting, we needed to stop him. We were in complete agreement but knew we needed others to agree to our cause. We needed the support of other Packs in order to bring him down, and knew we wouldn’t get far without it.

“Oliver Moses has quite a number of soldiers stationed in Anemond, especially around Merlisicre,” Karsh revealed solemnly. “If we want to confront the Moseses, we will need a troop of good soldiers of our own.”

Though I didn’t want to admit it, the councilor was correct in his assessment. Despite having support from Alpha Gareth, Wild Crawler on its own couldn’t provide enough soldiers.

If we wanted to gather real numbers to stand against the Moses soldiers, we needed to contact other Packs and ask for their support.

“Your Majesty, it would be best for you to remain in the darkness before the meeting,” Jacoby advised after a moment of silence. “We don’t know which Packs are complicit with Moses and don’t want to show our hand before we even get to the meeting.

Karsh and I should make the calls ourselves. We can do so here while we’re gathered, given that your phones are capable?” After I nodded, the councilors gathered

alist of Packs and began to make their calls while Asher and I waited and listened quietly. I took notes after every call, writing down every Paack who supported the Alpha King and those who seemed to support Oliver Moses.

Unfortunately for us, the calls did not go well.

Most of the Alphas of Wegalla had an ambiguous attitude toward the running of the country, which frustrated Asher to no end.

Many of them in favor of Asher’s rule noted they wouldn't want to go against Moses, the regent of Wegalla, and didn’t have extra soldiers to send to the capital. They needed to protect their own lands in case war broke out, so they couldn’t spare their men even

if it was in support of the Alpha King.

Some were more straightforward than that. They said in a variety of ways that the Alpha King was missing and probably dead, so they had better listen to Oliver Moses, the former Beta who might be the next king.

It was infuriating to say the least.

Alpha King at all. Asher had stressed for years and

and Jacoby left the clinic, warning us again

Your Majesty. We will get you through this if it’s the last thing we

about it. We'll stop him. I swear it.”

much to do and a lot of things to worry about, things that consumed my mind so completely that sleep

been sent to the | House of Moses on our behalf to look for news, but when he returned,

He told us that Oliver Moses had caught two people, who were possibly Becky and Dickson and locked them up, but he couldn’t get access to them no matter how hard he tried. The good news was that Oliver hadn’t given any orders on how to deal with

touch with Kane, who was supposed to be in Sky Pride. He placed dozens of calls to the remote Pack but none of them were picked up. My mate was

no one had apparently seen Oliver Moses

was out of Anemond and seeking more military support, but it was hard to say for certain. All we could do was focus on the tasks at hand and

would get his crown and country back from

would do all in my power to see

before it would be mastered but I would stand by

The day of the council

as Karsh and Jacoby’s attendants and went to the meeting with them. It was held in the royal palace, and according to the pair on our side, every councilor and important noble in

many familiar faces. The seats were arranged beforehand with ornate name

of the table, opposite

Asher should

on either side of the main

strange. The women should not have been at the council meeting because they had no concrete power. Adalyn had brought Prince Marco,

their seats, but Oliver’s was still empty. People began to chatter, wondering where he could be. It was unlike him

and walked toward the main seat. Her golden eyes glowed and she

I will be speaking on-his.— behalf.” The councilors started to whisper in confusion. Apparently, none had

and I exchanged a

Something was strange here.