Sold as the Alpha King’s Breeder

Chapter 144 The Rogue King’ Choice

**Ethan’s POV

‘Alpha, we saw a large pack of rogues nearby,’ Richard used the mind-link to tell me what was happening.

He had returned from patrol and was still in his wolf form as he came to a stop in the middle of camp, breathing heavily. ‘They’re headed in this direction.’

Immediately, I snapped to attention. “How many?” | asked.

He shook his head. ‘At least one hundred, maybe more.’

“Almost the same size as us,” Talon said, his eyebrows furrowed.

Rogues, they seemed to be everywhere, and there were so many different packs of them. They could show up at any moment, and we’d be forced to defend ourselves.

The further north we went, the more cautious we had to be, and the more concerned I grew for Rosalie. How would she be able to navigate amongst those ruthless monsters with a baby all by herself?

The only thing that was comforting was that I could still feel the pull of my child, and I prayed to the Moon Goddess every

day to keep them safe.

When we were within twenty miles of the border of the northern territory, I sent Samuel and Richard out to scout the area. I didn’t want to move without making sure that we had done a thorough check of where we were going.

Not because I was afraid, but because I had other priorities, and I didn’t want to waste time and energy.

Samuel, who returned with Richard in his wolf form, jumped in. ‘But these are no ordinary rogues. They’re savages. We saw them rip their preys’ bodies to shreds after killing them for no reason. I mean, rogues are rogues, but those are the worst I’d ever seen.’

‘Their leader is a she-wolf,’ Richard continued. ‘We got a good look at her. She looks… deranged, like some sort of a lunatic. She beat up one of her own wolves just because he killed that victim too soon. Afterwards, she tore the victim’s dead body open and dragged his organs and intestines out… they all came over to lap up his blood. It was… it was gross.’

I could only stare at them for a moment, trying to understand what we were dealing with. It sounded like a pack that wouldn’ t fight fair or follow the usual rules of battle- even rogue rules.

“You said they were coming our way?” 

“That’s right. I don’t know why, but it seems to me that she’s looking for something. That’s why they are working their way

village by village.”

White Queen was looking after

warrior, but from his look, I could tell he didn’t even want to talk about

and covered her mouth with her hand. Paul immediately wrapped his arm around her shoulder and pulled her close to

are two more villages behind us. Shall

stay and fight off the rogues? Talon and Paul both looked at me, waiting for my

and get ready to fight. Be prepared for anything.

He knew Paul could protect her with his life. However, that didn’t mean he wasn’t still concerned

have over a hundred and twenty now,

Eye joined me, in the past few weeks, more groups came to me. Those who challenged me, I put to their eternal death, and they were no longer

me the

didn’t matter to me what they called me, especially when that made it easier for me to navigate

Why do we need to fight

them, you’ll

I stared back, he shrinked and backed

obviously not happy about my decision, but he dared not argue

minutes, we all got our belongings ready to go in case we needed to move out quickly before we stripped and shifted. Then, I got my

minutes, red glowing orbs began

though. Perhaps they were just feeling us out. Either that or they had split and were going to attack from two

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flank! I

through the trees, their lips pulled back in snarls as their tongues flopped between their sharp teeth, saliva hanging from their jowls. Their fur was dirty and matted, and many

looks in their eyes told me that Richard and Samuel had been correct-these rogues were not your typical fighting force. They were brutal

prepared for impact, getting low and slipping into battle positions. I was in front, and a

1. me. 

him come,” I thought to

run my right shoulder into his chest. It knocked him backward onto the ground, his head hitting hard. The wind was knocked

trouble. Quickly, I leaped on top of him, sinking my teeth into his neck. He was strong, though. As blood began to fill my mouth, he used

on with my teeth, and when I went backward, he came with me, both of us landing on the ground, me on the bottom now. I couldn’t stay that way,

now. Again, I went for his neck, using my back legs to hold his out of the way this time. He tried to fight me off, but the previous damage was too much for

bite was a fatal

looked

was doing his best against two wolves while Vicky was

my target. Just as the large female wolf was about to clamp down on Vicky’s shoulder, I plowed into her, knocking her several feet into the air. She landed on her bottom and slid along the ground,

the air.