The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

Warren was shaken up. "But I never once thought that the position would be mine, nor have I ever dreamed of seizing it. Besides, the task is so intricately heavy that I doubt I would even survive the first week upon taking the position."

"No," Edwin interposed, "I understand where you're coming from, but what you think is wrong. The potential to lead is only a bonus a leader must possess; the principal integrant the position comes with is the will of the people. You grew up with the pack being aware of your abilities and achievements, Warren. What I'm saying is that you're not a stranger to the pack. All things considered, I cannot argue that you're indeed more suitable for this position than Sylvia is. It's not just me who thinks so. I see eye to eye with Leonard," Edwin finished, sincerity apparent on his face.

I stood still and silent, curtailing my presence as much as possible. As Edwin capped his confidence for Warren, I nodded in agreement. There was nothing about what he told Warren that I could refute. Even if I chose to stay, I would still put Warren forward to succeed the position. Leonard had trained Warren to be his heir ever since he had probably started to talk. All those preparations he had gone through were done in anticipation for this day. As compared with me, Warren was a more suitable person to supersede as the pack's Alpha.

"Leonard had been training you as the successor to the spot and treated you like his own son. You may not come to acknowledge this yet, but you're simply not a knight tasked to just guard Alina. At least, not the way you think it is," Edwin added.

Owen drew a long sigh, but it was without words. He lifted his hand and offered Warren a gentle pat on the shoulder, as if to let him lay down the decision by himself.

Warren was silent for a moment, and we waited apprehensively. I gathered my thoughts and went on to persuade him, trying to assure him, as did the others, that he was best suited as the Alpha. "Leonard had always placed great hopes on you; he had envisioned the pack to be prospering with you on the lead. I believe that he wouldn't make a wrong judgment about you.

than we do. I know telling you to not let Leonard down and to shoulder the responsibility that trails leading the pack is a hefty combination, but if even you

I said, the scarlet shade painted Warren's eyes once again, and his voice trembled. He sounded like a kid as he asked, "Did Alpha Leonard really want me to take his place?" As if to make the fact that we were making

Owen and Edwin, trying to gather more assurance from them. They bobbed their heads and said, "We believe

relief, he looked at each pair of eyes around him with determination and agreed. "Okay. I promise to take over as the Alpha but only temporarily. I will try my best to make the pack better until we find someone who's much more suited for the position. If we find a better candidate in the future, I will voluntarily abdicate at any

replies we were hoping to hear from him. But since he had practically agreed to inherit the position, no one hurriedly refuted. After all, no

a hope; you're bringing it to them. Leonard can rest in peace knowing the pack is under your command." Warren's decision was

me up, and he found us in the state we

Warren was selected to join the elite team, Rufus had long recognized his potential. Warren was now the Alpha, and it undoubtedly alleviated the burden on everyone. Somehow, the

generously gave Warren a hug to congratulate him and exchanged a few words with Owen and others. I watched them with a smile cracked on my lips, satisfied with how things turned out. My eyes were feasting on the scene when Flora walked over to pull my sleeve and whispered, "Are you going back so soon?" Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ

Rufus is actually pretty busy right now and he just made time to come here with me. He still has a lot of things to deal with in

noticed her face muscles stiffened before it fell into a dejected sulk. "Well, I was actually hoping you can stay for a few more

hand and comforted her gently, and my heart ached slightly. I knew

that the car was waiting at the gate.