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"You might need them too, in case this is a ploy to get me out in order to attack the pack."
Alpha Denzel’s analysis made a lot of sense, especially when he did not trust Alpha Ludwig anymore.
Valerie did not argue, and neither did she care for the other pack members around. She hugged and kissed him on the lips.
"Please be safe." Then she turned to Alice. "Please do whatever he tells you, okay?"
"Okay," Alice agreed with a small smile. It was obvious that she was not happy to return to her old pack, but at least she now had trusted people to protect her.
Alpha Denzel and his team drove in two separate cars, just in case there was an emergency, especially when Alice could not shift yet.
Alpha Ludwig was still displeased to not be able to ride with Alice but was afraid of trying anything stupid. His two warriors had woken up, and one of them drove.
Alpha Denzel’s heart sank upon arriving at the Black Fur Pack to see that the weather was so hot as if they were in some kind of oven.
A tear dropped from Alice’s eyes. "She’s going to burn them to death unless I use my powers."
Alpha Denzel disagreed as he got out of the car. "You are not using your powers. Let’s go talk to her."
Gandolf and Dorothy were shocked at the level of heat when it was around midnight. The moon was gone, only the sun shone.
Alpha Ludwig and his two bodyguards went ahead to see a beautiful woman seated in the middle of the pack, seeming immune to the heat as the pack members surrounded her, sweaty and dehydrated.
They looked weak, and the only people smiling were Ava and her mother, who also seemed to be immune to the heat.
Her brother and father equally suffered because they refused to comply with whatever arrangement Ava had with Carmilla.
The pack members were happy to see their Alpha had returned, hope in their eyes.
No one knew about Alice’s contribution in the pack except a few warriors, and at the sight of her, they were very excited.
However, Alpha Denzel’s presence raised a lot of questions. Even Ava was ready to see Alice get punished until she saw her walking side by side with Alpha Denzel.
Confusion brewed in the minds of the pack members, and even the spirit who took the form of a woman panicked.
It was so obvious, it made Ava and her mother afraid. If a spirit like Carmella was afraid of Alpha Denzel, then what hope did they have?
Why was Alice even with Alpha Denzel? The last time, he appeared on a wheelchair, but this time, he was walking perfectly.
"Alpha Denzel, what are you doing here?" Carmilla asked, the Black Fur Pack members noticed how she lost confidence in her voice.
"I never thought I would see you face to face, Carmilla." Alpha Denzel’s voice was cold and hasty.
He was missing his Luna, and yet, he had to be here because of some kind of child’s play.
"It’s Luna Carmilla." Camilla swallowed tightly and spoke, Alpha Denzel taunted.
"Of which pack?"
The color drained from Camilla’s face, and darkness was beginning to cover the pack, bringing a comfortable adjustment to the temperature.
"You are so rude." Carmilla was distracted, but it made the pack members comfortable.
Alpha Denzel was very upset, but Alice was glad to have him as her Alpha. Seemed she really didn’t have to use her powers.
"The dead have no business with the living. You should have what you never had in your past life," Alpha Denzel declared, brewing confusion.
"And what is that?" Carmilla asked, his tone hardened.
"Cremation. I don’t think you would have appeared if you had been cremated. Oh, let me guess. There was no one to do so for you."
Carmilla could have cried if she was human. It was clear that Alpha Denzel wanted to burn her alive.
That was indeed what he planned to do, and there was no way for Carmilla to disappear without having what she came for, and that was Alice.
"Alpha Denzel, with all due respect, I have no business with you."
"Well you did, the moment you summoned my pack member," Alpha Denzel revealed, a lot of people were confused, but some warriors felt their loss.
"Alice is your pack member?" Not only Carmilla, but Ava and her mother were shocked.
When Alice was carried out of the pack a few days ago, Ava thought she would return, feeling that Alpha Ludwig hid her.
She wanted Alice dead, but who knew she now belonged to a new pack? To Alpha Denzel for that matter?
Little did they know what Alpha Denzel had in store for them.
"Yes. And as for these two women, I demand their blood."
Ava was as white as a ghost. Having survived the torture and recovered, how could she now lose her life in everything?
It was explained to her.
"After having pity on you to have you punished when you almost killed Alice, you dared to retaliate. I am not so kind, and I hate for my peace to be disturbed."
Carmilla heard a lot about Alpha Denzel from the ethereal realm and was shaken.
"Alpha Denzel, there must be a misunderstanding. Alice is a member of this pack. If she comes with me, the pack would be free."
Alpha Denzel scoffed. "That would never happen. Hours ago, she took the oath and drank my blood. She is now under my protection, so how do you want it? This is no longer about her but the fact that you disturbed my peace. You can leave quietly, but I don’t mind fighting with a spirit."
Alice’s soul was touched with joy once again, feeling like she had a real family to protect her now. Alpha Denzel declared.
"Alpha Ludwig, I want the blood of these two women, right here and now."
Alpha Ludwig smiled, about to order his men when the panicked voice of Carmilla was heard.
These were her last living descendants. "Wait, what if I leave peacefully? Would that be enough? Can you let them live?"
The tension was thick in the air, as they awaited Alpha Denzel’s response.
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