Luna Aurora (Alpha Fenrir)

Chapter 92

The camp was filled with subdued energy as the group returned, their exhaustion etched into every movement. The wolves that had stayed behind greeted them with wary eyes, their unspoken questions hanging in the air. Aurora felt the weight of their gazes, her chest tightening as she approached the central fire. Cassian followed closely, his hand brushing hers as he offered silent support.

Nathan was the first to speak, addressing the pack with a steady voice. "We scouted the Lycan King's staging ground. He's gathering his forces, and he's stronger than ever."

A ripple of unease swept through the group, murmurs breaking out among the wolves.

"We don't have time to wait," Aurora said, her voice cutting through the noise. "He's testing us, wearing us down. If we don't act now, we'll lose everything." Anica stepped forward, their expression guarded. "You're not wrong, but charging in without a plan isn't the answer. We need to think strategically." Aurora turned to them, her glowing eyes steady. "Then let's strategize. What do we know about his forces? His weaknesses?"

"He's relying heavily on the fissures," Anica said. "The energy he's drawing isn't infinite. If we can cut him off completely, we weaken his hold on the Pact." Nathan nodded, his gaze thoughtful. "We need to split his focus. Draw his forces away from the main fissure while a smaller group targets the source."

Cassian frowned, his jaw tight. "It's a risk. We'll be vulnerable, especially if the Lycan King anticipates the move."

Aurora stepped closer to the map, her hands pressing against the edges. "We don't have a choice. We've seen what he can do. If we wait, he'll destroy us before we even reach him."

Pact stirring within her. The energy was restless,

and leaned closer, his voice low. "Are you sure you're

to be," Aurora said, her gaze unwavering.

pressed into a thin line, but he nodded. "Then

in a diversionary assault, drawing the Lycan King's forces away from the main fissure. Aurora, Cassian, and a small group of trusted wolves would infiltrate the staging ground,

their tone sharp, "he'll lose his advantage. But it won't be easy. He'll fight to

Aurora said, her

near the edge of the camp. The moonlight cast a faint glow over

"The bond,

his gaze, her expression resolute. "I don't have a choice. If I don't do

and grounding. "You're not alone in this.

Aurora said quietly, though her voice wavered. "But I

her face. "You're stronger than you realize. But strength doesn't mean carrying everything by