The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 93

Chapter 93: Chapter 93 Sudden Suggestion

But now, with the West crumbling and the South desperate, the North would suffer even more.

To make matters worse, Alpha Damon—leader of the northern packs—had left his territory to support the war against the vampires. His absence had strained the region’s stability. Only recently had things begun to settle again... and now a plague had emerged, threatening to undo what little progress they had made.

Everything was unraveling—too quickly, too precisely. And now, no one in the court could deny it: this wasn’t a coincidence.

It was war, being waged from the shadows.

The Royal Doctor had already been scheduled to travel north to investigate the outbreak and help contain the plague, ensuring that panic and chaos wouldn’t spread among the people. The situation was becoming increasingly dire—the plague’s fatality rate was rising, and they still hadn’t identified its nature or source.

Every werewolf who fell ill or died meant one less warrior defending the northern borders. And that loss would weaken their defenses, eventually creating gaps in the line—gaps that the corrupted monsters would undoubtedly exploit. If the northern defenses collapsed entirely, those monsters, already twisted and aggressive from demonic energy, could spill into the Royal Capital or even other parts of the domain.

What was currently a medical crisis could very well spiral into a full-blown invasion if not handled swiftly and decisively.

"Then, what do you suggest we do?" the Alpha King asked Addison once again. Unlike earlier, when the officials had dismissed her, now they were looking at her with newfound respect. After all, she had just uncovered a critical problem they had overlooked by seeing the bigger picture. The change in their attitude was clear, and all eyes were fixed on her, waiting for her response.

Despite the sudden attention, Addison remained calm and composed. She looked down thoughtfully for a moment, gathering her thoughts, before lifting her gaze to speak.

"As far as we know," Addison began, casting a quick glance around the room before settling her eyes on her father, speaking with steady confidence. "Mages are already working to create artificial rain in the south, while a group of agricultural experts and mages have been dispatched to the west. The royal doctor is heading to the north with medical staff and warriors to help contain the plague."

"Right now, our manpower is already stretched very thin. But that doesn’t mean we can afford to ignore the Midnight River Pack. If the border there falls, the vampires would have free access to our domain and could launch attacks on multiple pack territories. One breach could let them swarm in like a swarm of flies, and by the time we react, it might be too late to send reinforcements."

"Therefore, I suggest we send someone to secretly investigate the situation at Midnight River Pack. It’s possible this isn’t just rogue attacks, but part of a larger territorial conflict."

Her father frowned, surprised by this line of thinking, but Addison quickly clarified her reasoning before he could dwell on it further.

"What I mean is, we don’t fully understand what’s happening with the Midnight River Pack. The attacks on their territory could be part of a larger scheme—or they might not be. Over the past few years, the Midnight River Pack has been expanding their influence by opening exclusive trade routes with neutral packs."

Addison’s straightforward speculations sounded absurd at first, yet no one could outright refute them. Though they seemed far-fetched, they couldn’t be dismissed either. After all, it wasn’t the first time packs had fought over territory or been embroiled in disputes that ended with one pack’s annihilation. ƒгeewebnovёl_com

Verify captcha to read the contentVerify