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In the ethereal realm, there was a big problem. The goddess of the future had called for a meeting concerning Alpha Denzel and Luna Valerie.
Everything that happens in the werewolf communities was known to be planned and programmed in the ethereal realm, but this time, things were not going as planned.
Someone was breaking all their strongholds, and that person was not even a spirit with special powers.
It was an emergency meeting involving all the goddesses.
"It’s going to happen if we don’t do something. Power couples are a major problem to our existence, and that is what is going to happen with Alpha Denzel and Luna Valerie if we don’t do something," said the goddess of the future.
The goddess of seduction sounded irritated, directing her anger towards the moon goddess.
"Their goddess is powerless, so what do you expect us to do? I tried but failed against him."
"I did too, and he burned me alive," Carmilla said. Her skin still had burns all over, which would take time to return to its former glory, but she would never be able to make any appearance in the werewolf communities.
"They are my creations, but don’t forget that they have minds of their own," the moon goddess explained, incurring the wrath of the people present.
The goddess of the future pointed out. "No. You made them special, giving them more of everything, ranging from wisdom, bravery, strength, and beauty."
"No. I only gave Alpha Denzel resilience, and he managed to make Luna Valerie just like himself. The rest, they learned on their own."
Selene felt helpless when it involved Valerie and Denzel. Among all her creations, they were the most outstanding.
"Do you mean you lost control over them?" the goddess of seduction snarled, envious of the position of the moon goddess.
If she had the kind of powers bestowed on the moon goddess, she would make all the strongest Alphas hers and that of her daughters.
"They only strike when they are tempted. They don’t cause trouble," the moon goddess defended. Alpha Denzel and Luna Valerie never harmed any innocent person.
She knew the ethereal realm was only envious of them because of their strong bond and love for each other.
"Now you are defending them." The goddess of seduction took offense. However, the God of all creations sat on his throne, not adding to what they said, whether good or bad.
His words were always final but also not easily heard.
"What will you have me do?" The moon goddess asked the goddess of seduction, who was not happy for the fact that she had not been able to penetrate the Evergreen pack like she did others.
It was not only Alpha Denzel, but even his members would not commit any abominations.
"You have to find a way to stop them if not, their son would be worse," she expressed her fears, but the moon goddess replied.
"Give me suggestions."
"I will go," the goddess of deception volunteered. "I will succeed in breaking them apart, and if that so happens, then I would have to take the title of the moon goddess."
The clouds around the ethereal realm stood still at the declaration, and all the other gods stared questioningly at the moon goddess.
"So be it, but if you fail, then you shall be banned from making appearances at the packs," the moon goddess obliged.
If even she failed, then how could a smaller goddess like deception succeed?
"I still have my descendants there to continue with everything I have started. Banning me would not stop anything, but I will get to take all of your powers."
The moon goddess did not respond, and the emergency meeting was adjourned.
By the time Valerie came to her senses, she was in the thickets of the woods, but then, the woman in white was sitting by her side.
"Who are you? And why did I get here?" Valerie was nervous.
She instantly tried to reach out to her wolf, but Astrid was not responding to her.
Then it occurred to Valerie that this woman might have some kind of special powers to silence her wolf from speaking to her.
Agitated and nervous at the same time, her voice raised. "I asked, who are you? If you won’t talk, then I will leave."
She was about to do as told before she heard the woman speak. Why did her voice sound so familiar?
"Who I am is not important. I only came to warn you."
"What about?" Valerie asked, feeling confused as to how she got to the thickets of the woods when she was guiding a group of warriors earlier.
"Alpha Denzel. He’s dangerous, and you have to distance yourself from him. Look, you can kill him and take over the pack too."
Valerie scoffed. The voice became clearer, and she realized it wasn’t the one she heard before. However, this was not the first time she heard those words.
"These words sound familiar, except they were from my wolf."
The goddess of deception huffed, annoyed by her indignance. "Alpha Denzel doesn’t love you; he wasn’t made to love. He’s just with you because you add value to him."
Valerie knew that wasn’t true but was rather curious in knowing who this woman was and made an attempt to grab her, her hands slipping right through the figure beside her.
"A spirit. Which one are you?" Valerie asked, wondering if it was that seducing spirit who presented herself as Alpha Denzel’s mate.
"It doesn’t matter." The goddess of deception did not dare to reveal herself to not end up being rejected, but even with that, Valerie did not expect.
"Then get out of my face and don’t ever use your stupid powers to sermon me like this again."
The goddess of deception was upset but had no right to touch her because of the distance between them.
Spirits had no relationship with humans and as such, could not touch each other unless the spirit was able to possess a human body.
"You are just like him."
"You aren’t worth my time," Valerie said and walked away, leaving the goddess of deception furious and defeated.
Arriving at the pack, her heart sunk, and guilt welled up in it to see what was going on..."
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