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Packs High Warrior: A Short Story
For those of you that don’t know, we’re werewolves. My pack is massive, with just under a thousand members. All of us were made by the Rogues. An evil pack that despises humans, and hates their own human forms. They intend on turning the population of mankind into Lycans. I am the only pack member that has been born of two werewolves. I’m considered a disgrace against nature, the only thing that has kept me from being executed is my half-brother Damion. Damion is the Packs High Warrior. Once I was born, he vouched for me. Keeping me from the headsman. I’m a pureblood, I’m able to transform upon command, unlike my fellow pack members they must wait for the fall of darkness.
“Morals, pft, morals get you killed in this world.” Jax said. “You’re
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