Chapter 121
The Council by Cooper (Jara & Mason)
“What do you know of the effects of she-wolves on feral-fever?” I ask her.
She frowns. “The effect of she-wolves on feral-fever?” She asks.
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Once I exin it to her, I see the lightbulb go on in her head. “That’s why you’re always touching
them?”
“Yes, and if you truly want to take on a leadership role in this pack, which I hope you do, you will need
to help me keep our pack members from going feral.”
“Yes, Luna. I’d be happy to.” She says.
“In addition, some changes areing. I’d like for you to y a role in that. Whether it’s here in our
pack, or in the other packs, I think your Beta blood and your willingness to help will be much, needed.” I
exin the changes that we’ve made with the council, and the impact we are already having at Alpha
Davis’s pack.
“I would need to be mindful of Melinda, but I want to help. If I can, and if it is safe for Melinda, I will help
in any way I can.”
I nod. “We’re going to have a meeting in the next day or so. We need to speak to Alpha Luke and
Alpha Quinton, but Alpha Quinton, has already requested our presence. He might be a good start for
you.”
“As long as Melinda is safe.” She rifies.
“Of course, and Hana and I were just discussing that no Luna, or in your case, no Beta would go to a
pack alone.”
“Okay. Tell me what I need to do.”
After I exin to her about feeling for the darkness in our pack, members, Brynn heads back to the
kitchen to oversee dinner preparations.
Again, I’m just about to go get the pregnancy test, when Mason walks in. “Hello love. How was your
day?”
I sit and talk to my mate about my ns and then about his conversation with Elder Jason before we
head to dinner together.
Hopefully, I’ll be able to find time to take the pregnancy test tomorrow.
Mason
The week went by quickly and Jara was getting ready to leave again, heading back to Alpha Davis’s
pack. This time, Seth was going to apany them. Asher isn’t happy about it, but he feels, better
knowing that the pack is rtively safe. Plus, this weekend, I’m sending Elijah.
During the Luna meeting, they had decided to send Brynn and Melinda to Alpha Quinton’s pack. I knew
that Luke would be distracted the entire weekend, worrying about his mate and daughter, so I’m
sending him with his mate. They had also gotten Luna Nina, Jara’s mother, to agree to go with her and
Jara’s father, Alpha Phillip, is going to. That way, we know that Brynn and Melinda will be safe, and
Nina will be able to urately a*s*sess Quinton’s pack. This also give Elijah a chance to see Layan.
He was upset to learn how poorly she is doing, and this will hopefully help ease his worries.
Alpha Luke had grumbled, saying he would like to have some she-wolves visit his pack as well and I
forwarded his request to Jara. She and Hana are in charge of setting up the schedule of visitation for
she-wolves to visit the packs.
Luna Gia, Luna Tessa, their mates and Elder Jason are all scheduled to visit Alpha Shawn this
weekend as well. It will be a very interesting and busy weekend to say the least.
Because there is so much going on in several packs, the alliance agreed to wait to have our next
meeting until the end of the weekend. In the meantime, it gives me time to begin my hunt for Typhon.
Elder Jason will be here next week, and I will be busy digging through the records he brings with him.
Elijah found a very small amount of information on the effects of feral-fever but nothing on the iming
haze.
What I’m most concerned about is that Typhon is suffering from both. I know what the iming haze
feels like, and I know what my pack members have described feral-fever as feeling like. In both,
instances, the person is out of control, instinct taking over in the extreme. If Typhon is dealing with
both, then there would be no capacity for rational thought, he would be solely working on instinct. An
instinct that is driving him to im my mate.
There’s also the side of the iming haze that makes you feel a bit crazy. It’s not just the need or
desire to im your mate, but your are driven to extremes so you can achieve that instinctual goal. It
makes you willing to take risks and to kill to achieve to achieve that goal. And that makes Typhon
extremely dangerous.
Based on the reports that I have from my patrols, and the shape that Typhon is in physically, I have to
believe that he is lost, whether it’s to the iming haze, feral- fever, or both, it doesn’t matter. He needs
to be put down.
I had called the Elder Council. I discussed my concerns and my beliefs that Alpha Typhon had lost his
mind and that he needed to be put down. I was told they would look into it, which they haven’t, done.
So, now, after sending Jara off to a ce where I felt she would be well looked after, I pull my warriors
together.
“Alpha Typhon has be a danger to our pack and your Luna. The Council is not taking my
concerns seriously, so we are going to do our own search. If anyone feels strongly that we should not
go after Alpha Typhon and kill him, you are free to stay here. The rest of you, meet me at the forest line
in ten minutes.”
Ten minutester, my entire group of warriors are at the forest line. I look at all of them, proud of my
pack.
“Okay, this half, you are in charge of protecting the pack.” I slice, my hand in the air, dividing my pack in
two before swiping my hand through the air and indicating the half I’m leaving to guard the pack.
“Stay diligent. We know that Typhon has been stalking our packnds. Don’t let him get onto ournds.
While Jara, Brynn and Melinda aren’t here right now, we don’t want him to find a ce to hide until they
return. Gamma Joe is in charge of the group remaining here.”
“Yes, Alpha.” “The rest of you, with me. We’re going hunting.” I say and my voice bes menacing
as I think about Typhon stalking my mate.
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There’s a cheer from the pack before they split off and I take my group to the ce where we know that
Typhon nearly breached our bordersst weekend. “Dillon, you’re my best tracker. See what you can
do.” I say,
knowing we’ve already done this, but I want to go at it again. We know Typhon’s been here off and on
and if we catch a newer trail, we may be able to find him. “The rest of you, spread out. See if you can
catch a more recent trail.” We all shift and begin our hunt.
We search for a couple of hours, sniffing every leaf or piece of dirt that smells like something is rotten.
A couple of times, someone howled, and we’de running, only to find a dead animal that was
dposing. The scent was close, but not exactly right.