A Female Alpha’s Revenge novel Chapter 38

Ulrik’s POV

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I was about to leave with Velda when a light cough from Lycan Erasmus sounded behind us.

We turned, and Erasmus’s gaze locked onto Velda’s forehead.

“You’ve pledged to reach the southern border before the Western Tribes. I trust it’s not an empty promise. Should you turn the tide,” his claw traced the wolf–tooth carving on his throne, “I’ll reward you handsomely.”

Velda knelt on one knee, her ice–spiked pauldrons glinting. “I swear by the Bloodmoon Pack’s

totem.”

As Velda and I left, Erasmus was still deep in discussion about supplies.

This battle was decisive. None would accept failure now.

My boots clicked urgently on the marble floor.

Outside the palace, a snowstorm lashed at us with icy pellets. I frowned and said, “This mission’s impossible!”

I dragged Velda into the shadow of a wolf statue. Cedar and mint pheromones clashed. “They’ve been gone for over ten days. We haven’t even set off. How can we possibly outrun them?”

“I said we can, then we will,” Velda interrupted, brushing my damp hair aside.

Her eyes blazed with ambition. “There’s nothing that can’t be done with determination.”

I sighed in frustration. “It took two months to lead the capital guard to the Bloodscar Border. Now, with only twenty days, how can we make it?”

Velda waved away my concerns. “Let’s head back to the pack and prepare. We leave immediately.”

After a pause, she sneered, “I know you’ve been resentful lately, and Rosemary dislikes me too. But I’ll prove Adelaide’s tricks are useless. Only by earning merits on the battlefield can the Bloodmoon Pack regain its former glory.”

Hearing Adelaide’s name, I frowned.

“Don’t mention her,” I snapped, my claws piercing my gloves. “When we dissolved the bond, she didn’t even leave me the wolf–head flag.”

Velda’s gaze turned cold. “Does she still prick your conscience? Are you still entangled with her? I think she’s playing hard to get, which is why you went to the Frostfang Pack looking for her.”

“Stop it,” I said, suppressing my anger. “I told you, I went to Frostfang to consult Shaman Digby. My mother’s illness requires more than medicine. Shaman Digby’s wolf magic is essential. And I

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“Conveniently unavailable, isn’t she? Who knows what schemes you two are brewing?” Velda retorted.

“The Dragon Ash Kingdom and Western Tribes seldom interact. Shouldn’t we fear their intentions?”

Though not a battle–seasoned veteran, I could sense the oddity of their sudden alliance.

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