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Chapter 45: Taking Charge.

Warren.

Even with his 'honesty', Alpha Harold severely understated the state of his pack. My pack was in bad shape, his is on the verge of dying out. I realize immediately that it will take Yara days to care for everyone here.

"What can I do?" I ask her, knowing that she needs more than just Savannah. I step up behind her, putting my hands on her hips and pushing my energy into her. I can feel how overwhelmed she is and knowing that she's the only doctor here, the majority of this will fall o n t o h e r.

"Do you have omegas who can sew?" she asks Alpha Harold.

"Yes," he says.

"Get them here," I say to him, looking around.

"You two start triaging, I'll start laying these warriors out for you," I say to Yara, then turn to Harold, waiting for him to finish contacting his omegas. "I would suggest that you let your pack know that what Yara says goes, otherwise she's going to waste valuable time arguing with your warriors."

He makes the announcement, but I can see everyone looking at Yara warily. I stay close to her, assigning two warriors to her like I have at home. One of those is Bradley, who seems to have fallen into a rhythm with her.

"I need to get this one into surgery," Yara says.

"This one needs surgery too, Luna," Savannah says.

Yara looks around again, before focusing back on Harold. "Do you have anyone with any medical assistance training at al?"

He looks around. "Rebecca is the one that's been trying to keep us patched up."

"Rebecca, you're with me," Yara says, going over to check on the one that Savannah sazid needs surgery. "Savannah, I need you to stay out here. Triage and stabilize and Ill send Rebecca to let you know when I'm ready for the next one."

She looks around. "I need a gurney," she calls out. One of our warriors grabs one and then two more lift the warrior onto the gurney.

"If you need help, Yara, let us know," I tell her. She nods, her mind already prepping for the surgery she's about to do.

"I do need some medical supplies. Can you get them laid out so I can send Rebecca out to see get what I need?" she asks.

I assign two more warriors to begin prepping the medical supplies.

When Yara walks into the hospital room, I look around at the room of people in various stages of injury, partial healing, infection which I can smell now too, and overall despair. This pack knows that they are dying but they've continued to fight.

"What about us?" One of the pack members from Thomas' pack says from the entrance. I'd completely forgotten about them. They'd come in vans behind us and between Franklin, Harold, and the hideous state of the pack, I hadn't given them a second thought, but they're the primary reason we're here.

I watch as Alpha Harold looks at the group, some of them sitting down because they're still not strong enough to stay standing.

"Look at you," he says softly, gently, and the warriors in the room all begin murmuring. Harold walks over and begins hugging the women and the couple of men that are part of the group. They break down into tears, but I see several of his warriors get up to help get them settled.

"What can we do Alpha?" one of my warriors asks me.

"Help me find gurneys and medical supplies. Do whatever Savannah needs help with," I say, assigning one of the warriors to stand with her a n d t a k e h e r i n s t r u c t i o n s .

"Alpha Warren, these are my omegas. You can put them to work," he says, gesturing for the four individuals who just walked in, one looks like they're going to throw up.

I remember how Yara was about someone throwing up and I can't imagine adding that smell to the already sickening scent in this room, so I look at the person.

"If you're going to throw up, leave. We don't have time to do more clean up than we already need to do."

The person turns and walks outside. I gesture for the other three to come over to me. "The three of you can sew?"

"Clothes," one says, her eyes as wide as saucers.

"I can help them Alpha. Luna trained our omegas on me," one of my warriors says.

"Okay, do it. Once Savannah says they're ready for stitching, you three will stitch them up."

"Come on, let's get what we need," my warrior says.

When I look over, I see Alpha Harold holding a mini-Alpha ceremony with his pack members, bringing them all back into his pack. He's squatting in front of them, talking softly to them while they cry and accept him as their Alpha again. Beta Franklin is standing behind him, also encouraging the group and helping to calm them.

His pack is still fighting even though they expect to die. They're doing it for him, because they love their Alpha and he's still fighting for them.

I see Rebecca rush out, look at the supplies, then rush back into the room and a few moments later, she comes out again.

"Is anyone ready to stitch for us?" she asks.

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