His Miracle Luna-the Forsaken Lycan Queen novel Chapter 11

Chapter 11

Elena’s POV

“What did you say?” I furrowed my brows and looked at him calculatedly.

My heart pounded loudly in my chest when he said that, but those were the kind of words that shouldn’t be said so quickly. “Jayden, this is not a small accusation. You shouldn’t be saying this like this recklessly.”

Unfazed, he stood up straight and confidently shook his head, explaining, “I’m not, Alpha

Elena. I’ve been thinking about it, and after reminiscing about the past, I can’t help but think

there’s more to what we know.”

The past? What made him think so?

I leaned back on my chair and gave him my full attention. “Elaborate.”

“When your father, Alpha Daco, and your brothers successfully won the battle against the

rogues, the Rogues didn’t attack us for revenge. Why wait for a year before they attacked us?”

I remembered that. For decades, the Rogues and the kingdom had been fighting at the border

to claim the Withered Hinterland, which was rich in Blood Cress and Mountain Mace–the

golden herbs for werewolves.

Those were rare herbs that could be a poison, but when used properly, they are an antidote for

Silver and Wolfsbane poisoning.

Anyone who have claim of the land would not only have more territory, but earn more leverage

in pharmacological industry.

That land had been under the management of the Rogue King after they massacred my pack

while Bryson and Glenda were at the border and fighting.

Though Bryson and Glenda won the fight and managed to subdue the Rogues from advancing in the kingdom, they didn’t win in claiming back the Withered Hinterland.

“Maybe they are preparing for it,” I said in hesitation.

“But that’s more questionable…” Jaden replied with furrowed brows.

Yes, indeed… Thinking deeply about it, it’s more confusing.

They willingly divided their resources to attack and m******e my pack while they were fighting Bryson and the kingdom’s warriors at the border, which made Bryson and Glenda’s victory

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easier.

Why would they sacrifice losing a war to kill my pack? How furious and vengeful could they possibly be?

“And why the sudden change of heart? The rampage? Even wars have their principles, and

both parties abide by those principles for decades.” Jayden pointed one after another.

+8 Points >

Since the beginning of time, though war had been a constant thing in packs and Rogues, we had come to a silent consensus that no innocent lives should be ended. The battles shall stay in the battleground.

I sighed, trying to make sense of all of it. “They lost the Withered Hinterland when my father and brother fought with them. They probably lost their patience.”

“For decades, the owner of that land kept changing. Both parties abided. No kids, women, and

elders should be perished,” he added, voicing out the same doubts I’ve formed in my mind.

It was the first time the Rogues broke the silent consensus and went on the rampage,

breaking through all barriers just to m******e a pack.

If they really wanted power or land, they should have attacked the kingdom directly or claimed the Ironpaw Pack’s land, but they didn’t.

They were just there to kill.

My eyes dimmed with seriousness, feeling the burning fury surging through my veins. “If your hunch is right, we need to investigate this further. And if someone’s really behind this, I’ll turn heaven and earth to punish the mastermind behind this.”

The pups, the elders, my parents, and my brothers… All of them died an unjust killing. If there’s really someone who deliberately caused this, I’d make sure they would suffer a great

consequence.

Jayden stepped forward and determinedly uttered, “I’ll do whatever’s needed to help.”

I nodded. I knew he had the same desire as me – to fight for the pack we’d lost, but we couldn’t make drastic movements right now, not when the pack wasn’t back to its feet yet.

Pushing a document of restoration plans I’ve been doing for hours since my arrival, I instructed him, “For the meantime, you shall handle our inner affairs. We’re restoring the pack

to its normal functions.”

His eyes glinted with joy as he grabbed the document from me, flipping each page with

excitement.

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It’s not yet a full–blown plan, but at least it would be enough to physically restore the entire pack’s place and give it life again. It’s to clean every premise, restore the border fence, and fix the broken houses and equipment. All of this was more of labor work.

Suddenly, the light in his eyes lessened when he realized something. “But the other members

are not-‘

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I knew his worries. There are only a very few of us left in our pack. However, with all the servants who came with me and the hands of those who stayed in this abandoned pack, willing to set aside their egos to work with another pack to fend for themselves, I am confident that we would get through this.

Looking at him, I diligently said, “No matter how many we are, we shall rise again. Notify all of the members that are working for the other pack.”

Smiling, I dominatingly added, “Their Alpha is calling them back.”

Hoped relinquished in Jayden’s eyes. He straightened his back and nodded. “Right away.”

He turned to leave and was about to reach for the door, but then I suddenly remembered

something.

“Wait,” I called out. “Order someone to get my remaining things from the Swiftridge pack-

every single piece of it.”

There were still a lot of things I’d left back there that I couldn’t carry. The furniture and jewelry

gifted to me by the royal family and my parents were still in there.

Jayden agreed to it and bowed his head before he left to execute all of my orders.