It felt like I was reliving the nightmare. The waking nightmare of the period before the war. The bustle of activity going on in my pack, the thinly veiled excitement of the pack members- especially the guards and the warriors reminded me we were going to war.
The sky outside was dark and overcast, perfectly matching my mood. I wondered if I was the crazy one here, worrying myself sick about everyone's safety for about a week now. It was early days yet, but I began to see a pattern; a pattern of endless wars and squabbles, of us trying to defend and keep the territories we had won. I sighed. That was one of the things I was afraid of when this merger had come into being. To my parents and Kane, a bigger pack meant more manpower, more fame, more glory, and more respect. To me, a bigger pa
