The Alpha’s Triple Lunas

Scott nudged him to stop. He’d only provoke them. And they were so many he couldn’t stand provoking them. It wasn’t what they came for.

“Red Ryder. Son of Alpha Ryder. With due respect, you aren’t in any position to insult us after your father’s unruly act last time”.

The man slammed his fist to his chair’s arm and it cracked. Kyle flinched. He began wondering what the man’s fists could do to a little baby.

“Stay calm everyone please… ” Scott tried pacifying.

“What unruly act? Telling you to accept your human mate. Is that it? How’s your chosen mate now? Didn’t she leave again?” Red kept talking.

Scott rushed his hands and pulled him back. He could see the man already seething and his eyes flashed orange. Meaning he was the pack’s Beta.

“Beta, please, let talk with calm heads. My request is ending the Dark Dynasty tyranny not bringing up our own issues”.

“And my response is; a war against dark dynasty is a war against humans. Blue Moon should abandon all their humans or Red Mountains do not wish to work with them”.

Scott mouth dropped, “And who gave you rights to destroy a race? The human race?” he spat out without thinking”.

Red nodded. His point exactly. The Dark Dynasty weren’t representative of humans. He can’t just judge when all he did was hide here.

The man smirked, “Haven’t you heard? We are direct descendants of the Moon goddess, she gave us those rights”.

Red broke into a guffaw of laughter that vibrated the quiet room. He clapped his hands to add to the melody.

“All werewolves are supposed descendants of the moon goddess. Not only are you wrong but also cheeky” he said with a dead serious tone.

“Not only do you insult us in our own land, you deny our connection to the moon goddess?” the elderly woman shouted.

Kyle was fed up, even Scott wasn’t saying anything else. Kyle walked in between the elderly woman and his Alpha.

“We’d like to see the Alpha of the Red Mountains. Alpha Red of the Blue Moon and Alpha Scott of the Forbidden Forest wants to speak with him”.

There was a pin drop silence in the room. Scott didn’t know what to do as the faces of the hundred reddened in anger and shame.

“So I am not worthy for your Alphas to speak too, now, boy?” the Beta gave a painful chuckle.

Alpha Red nodded, “Maybe. Don’t you think, Kyle?”.

Kyle bowed, “I only think that like minds would roll as one” he answered fearlessly.

Scott heaved a sigh. He wouldn’t blame the Red Mountains if they turn wolf and pounced on them. He was tired of those two already.

A slender young blonde boy stood up amongst the hundred. He gazed deeply at Scott before shifting it to Red and Kyle.

“Since you want to speak with the Alpha, follow me” his eyes flashed Red, emitting some Alpha energy.

Red widened his eyes. So the kid was the Alpha? Why was he sitting there all the while.

Due to the Alpha energy being emitted, Kyle found himself on his knees. Red frowned.

“It’s a meeting for only Alphas. He doesn’t need to be there” he was talking about to Kyle.

“Then treat him like a visitor while we talk” Red interjected, he quickly mind linked to Kyle to be careful and try speaking with the little girl.

The Red Mountains Beta rolled his eyes as Scott bowed at him as they entered deeper into the halls with the young boy.

“I am sorry for our loss” Scott mumbled.

The boy raised his brow, “Loss?”.

“Well, yes. For you to be Alpha, this young only means your father is dead, doesn’t it?”.

The boy sighed, “Or was very ill”.

Scott nodded. That could also be a possibility. But the boy already had the aura of an Alpha so how did he get it?

“Or you killed him and took his place” Red asserted with a disdained look. He noticed the boy’s use of ‘was’. Scott so wanted to punch him. What was he saying now?

Perplexingly, the young boy faced him and nodded, “Yes. I did kill my father and took his place. But believe me, someone else could’ve done it if I was too slow. My father was ill”.

Scott stopped walking with them. Red gave him a wink and dragged him along.NôvelDrama.Org © content.

So the boy killed his father while he was sick and took the pack? That was a taboo amongst the trinity pack rules.

Well their younger generation was all about changing rules to their fit so it didn’t blow him away much.

“So are you helping us with your warriors?”.

“You should know that it isn’t entirely up to me. The person to lead my warriors is my Beta. And you provoked him” the boy answered Red.

“Thank you” Scott leaned to Red and mouthed.

Red sighed, “Scott. That man rejected his mate as he views humans as weak. Now his chosen mate can’t live with her own mate”.

It sounded pathetic. The man believed he was such a descendant of the moon goddess yet can’t accept the mate she gave him.

Scott speculated what his life would have been without his three Lunas. Miserable. Alone. He was glad they were all human as well.

Not stock up, fragile yet powerful, and can’t be ordered around by their wolf. Walt who had been quiet since grunted on the last part.

“As someone who has three human Lunas” Red pointed at Scott, “And as I’ve worked with many humans. Not all are weak or bad”.

The young boy watched the Alphas before him closely, “I haven’t met a human before but my brothers were killed by them three years ago”.

“Your brothers were killed by the dark dragon dynasty soldiers. Not humans. That’s a general term” Red reminded.

“But the dark dragon dynasty are still humans” the boy argued.

“Doesn’t mean all humans would go about killing werewolves. Some don’t know we exist even” Red face palmed.

Scott did see it funny. While humans had a misconception about werewolves being beasts, werewolves had one of them all being evil.

He came here to speak on how to raid the land and bring peace to his world and the innocent people of the land.

But rather, here he was, without being sure the warriors would help, giving out free classes on incorrect misconceptions about humans.

And that dark dragon dynasty was never synonymous to humans. There were two whole ass kingdoms, Galdrish and Craitan, out there.

He’d stay here till he gets his request. He didn’t climb all those mountains for nothing.