Luna Viana POV
"You better be right about this or Bloodmoon would pay severely," Bladen had said as he brushed past me.
He didn't utter a word throughout the ride back home from Ironclad that day and I could understand why, my actions could make us lose a valuable ally.
Ever since then, Bladen and Anderson had been handling external affairs, leaving Fadrian and I to internal affairs and it was harder than I could have assumed it to be.
Tension grew within the pack faster than wildfire. The meeting hall's attendees grew in numbers, majority of them asking the same questions we the leaders were asking. Families of the affected soldiers littered around the castle evening after evening requesting information about their loved ones' health.
It was exhausting and worrisome. Every lead led t
