Alpha's Second Chance novel Chapter 184

OLIVIA

Now when we know for sure that I can not be in the war, we made other plans for me for how I can help Logan the best way. So I am right now in our room by the big desk here, counting the numbers of the warriors from every pack here. Making a training schedule so that everyone has a chance to train without it will get too crowded on the fields.

I am also planning how we want all the different trainers to get around to as many as possible so warriors have more ways to fight. Only some of the pack Alphas agree with this tactic, but if we want to have the best possible chance to win, we need to do it.

Being in the castle is so different from being back in our own home. But there is more security here, so it makes sense Logan and Matt want us here. Most of the wolves here are the elder wolves and pregnant wolves that for some reason are alone, or defenseless while their mate fights in the war.

There are warriors everywhere. The Omegas that work here have been checked and secured. It quickly makes me feel I am never alone, which is not always easy, but it is a good thing Anna is here with all the kids, and rumor has it that Kate might be coming too.

We had given Anna and the twins a room here in our private wing because she would be the one spending most of the time with theirs and our kids. When I heard Kate might join us, I had another room made ready, and I know she love Anna and the kids.

‘Hey, baby.’ I feel Logan mindlink me.

‘Hey Babe.’ I answer.

‘How do the numbers look?’ He asks.

‘We have 36.648 warriors that can fight, 23 have close to 2000 wolves here in the castle, or just right outside it, that can not fight. And about 18.000 omegas and families that live in their houses.’ I tell him

‘Okay, thank you.’ He tells me.

‘I think if you take warriors from three to four packs and train them together, then everyone should be able to get training, and they can rest, too.’ I tell him, and there goes a little before he answers.

‘I told Matt, Luca, Kyle, and Desmond. They say that is a good plan. Then, you, Baby.’ He says.

‘You welcome. I also arranged for the she-wolf, which we think didn’t have anyone, to be buried. They do that today. Also, I have an idea.’ I tell him.

‘Let me hear.’ He says, and I can hear the smile in his tone.

‘I was thinking about getting a small team from the hospital moved here to the castle. All this is putting stress on the moms. So having a doctor close by might be a good idea.’ I tell him my idea.