Rejected Luna: Untamed Desire Of The Lycan Alpha

Chapter 161: Interrogation at the Council

"Alpha Sokolov, do you have something to say?" On the other side, in a large chamber, twenty or so men were looking at Killian with the same contemptous gaze.

Killian raised his head and looked at the old man who was sitting at the circular table, his bald pate shining under the lights, and he was glaring at Killian as if Killian had snatched his daughter from him. Something he might have done; he wasn’t sure about it.

He said, "Of course, I do. Do you really expect me to accept this one-sided criticism?" With his fingers interlocked, Killian leaned forward on the table and looked at the elders of the council, all of them looking at him pointedly as if they wished to find a flaw in his stance.

"What is one-sided about this entire report?" said another elder. With his majestic bread that dangled all the way to the floor, he said to Killian, "It seemed quite clear from Noah’s report that you failed in keeping an eye on things, and a lycan from your very own pack hid away a rather valuable good."

"Do you even understand what kind of loss your pack has made the council suffer?!"

Killian remained unfazed even when the rest of the elders banged their fists on the surface of the table, agreeing with what the man had said.

He waited for the applause to subside before Killian pursed his lips and leaned back in his chair. Once the hall fell silent, Killian parted his lips and spoke in a steady and stern voice, "First of all, the siren was a living, breathing creature with her own sentience. No matter how valuable her body might be to the council or the shifters, you cannot just classify her as a good to be used. If not, then what is the difference between the shifters who had used the outcast in the past and us? With what right did you condemn them when you are doing the same, Norman?"

gasped for air, feeling humiliated and embarrassed, for he could not believe that a man as young as Killian had refuted

may, it doesn’t change the fact that you didn’t keep an eye on your pack members, which led the council to suffer a loss. If we had captured the siren before she met with that man, then she would have been useful for

have an excuse prepared for this, too?" Norman added with

because they all believed that they had

the final verdict could be passed, he added in a steady voice, "However, I do have a rather peculiar question, Norman. The one that I have been trying to suppress. The sudden disappearances

at Norman. Seth, the head of the council, slowly turned to look at Norman. The man, though young-looking with a small stature, was the head of

blue eyes, the man looked fairly cute, but when he addressed Norman, the man trembled from his fluffy beard to his toes, "Is this true?" Seth asked

response to the head...head of the seat... I wanted to tell the council about these disappearances, but I hoped that I would find these foxes before

have been missing for months?" Killian spoke with an innocent expression, making the

Killian found out about the disappearances of the foxes in his pack and whether there was a traitor in his pack who relayed such sensitive

sharply. What else

need to submit a report and the

soon as Seth announced his decision, the elders turned outraged and even Norman couldn’t stop himself from speaking, "But Head

in a threatening voice. He then