Game of Destiny – A Thrilling Tale of Power, Love & Fate

Game of Destiny

Chapter 20-1

After ny alarm woke me in the morning, I just lay in bed for a while getting used to the pack bond again. It wasn’t as if you always felt every individual in the pack and what they were feeling. It was more like a soft bumming in the back of your mind. My last pack bond hadn’t been severed, as I had run away, the distance had made fell less and less the further away I got. But even during my First months in my new home, I had felt it. But a pack bond that wa’t maintained and if you didn’t return to the pack land at least a couple of times a year, it faded. The bond was a living thing and needed to be nourished and feed. But now a new pack bond had taken its place, as well as a connection to the pack land. I loved the miliar, yet new, feeling of it. I eventually got up and got ready before heading down for breakfast. Cadence’s family invited me to s with them, and I did. It was nice getting to know his parents and older sister. When he asked me if I wanted to go to the river with him and his sister, I had to decline. I had to start my new work today.

“Where have you been?” Medow asked as we met outside the conference room.

“I had breakfast with Cadence and his family,” I told her, and Som.

“Is he trying to court you?” she asked and we laughed as we joined Finlay and Martin in the room dedicated for the meeting of the top rank.

“What are you doing?” Finlay asked me as I took a chair that stood along the wall and moved the other chairs around the table to make room for it.

“I’m getting a chair so I can

down,” I told him.

“And why do you need a new chair?” he asked, confused. I looked at the table. Finlay was sitting at the head of it, Martin to his right, with an empty chair next to him, opposite him where Sam and Medow sat next to her mate. The chair opposite Finlay was also empty.

“I’m not sitting in the Luna’s or the Beta female’s chairs,” I told him. He sighed, rolled his eyes, and signed for Martin to scoot his chair closer to Finlay. I moved the Beta female’s chair after Martin and put my own at the corner between the two empty chairs.

“Happy?” he asked me as I took my seat.

“Yes,” I said. The others laughed.

“Now that we got the important matter of the chairs out of the way Finlay said, looking pointedly at me. “We can start by welcoming Amie to our group. I think we are all looking forward to her advice,” he continued. The three others eagerly nodded.

“Thank you. But as I told Medow yesterday: I think you are doing a far better job than you give yourself credit for. The pack is thriving and is harmonious. I don’t know what I can contribute with, I honestly told them.

“The pack is a good pack, and I agree with you. We mostly got those things under control. Well, Finlay does most of it, and he is a natural Alpha,” Martin agreed.

“But what we worry about is the outside threats and how we can prepare the pack to face them, Sam continued. All four of them nodded in agreement.

“We are a low ranking pack. But we are low ranking since you couldn’t participate in the last games. I would think packs and rogues —that are after land would go after one of the confirmed weak packs,” | said. Finlay and Martin both shook their heads.

“We have chased away wolves that have been close to our borders. It has only been one or two at the time so far, but we think they are scouts, Martin told me.

“Pack or rogues?”

“Both,” he said.

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fact Confirmed weak packs have already be targeted and all good land has been taken. Most of those packs are living on barren land or in the cities,” Finlay told

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Game of Destiny

Chapter 20-2

to chance it,” I said. “So we need to prepare. Even if we are a strong pack, not everysine can fight or defend themselves. What is the plan if we get attacked?” I asked. Finlay got up and got a map from a locked drawer and spread it out over the tale. It showed the pack land and someone had drawn symbols on it. They all explained what plans they had put in place to keep pack safe. They had hideouts in two places in the village and then seven more scattered across the land. Most were natural caves hey had fortified and made sure to keep food and blankets in.

should add some general pack training that everyone participates in. Something that teaches everyone to find shelter

Even the pups?” Martin asked.

the pops. We all know they have a tendency to go explating

if we

or two. They need to

sure they stay close to an adult?” Sam Juggested. Finlay, Medow

confidence and nourishes their natural curiosity,”

them to hide, contact an adult and wait for

I know that won’t work with pups,” Sam said. I giggled. I had seen him train the warriors when I visited and he was right. His raining style was to

way. I would say that we

seek tournament,” Medow

We could have different classes. One for pups,

out loud.

prizes and us five will be the judges and trackers,” Martin

nodded. We agreed to plan the first tournament as soon as possible. “So how are we doing with training for the games? If we do well there, this won’t be an issue,” I

“You know the

schedule,” Sam told me,

seems excessive since the games are almost six years away,”

“Do v

games? We just combine it

you are planning to only send warriors?” 1 asked, as I

did it. Should we send

that’s fine,” I said.

would advise us. How was it done in your old pack?” Finlay asked in

voice.

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