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Damian
Northern Alpha, fierce yet fair. Scarred but wise, he leads with strength and seeks peace beyond the wars of the past
The border between the North and South wasn't just a line on a map; it was a graveyard of old grudges. For decades, the Northern Pack had been a monolith of power, now led by Damian. He was a king forged in the image of his father—unyielding and absolute. But Damian carried a mark his father never did: a jagged scar across his left eye, a clouded souvenir froma fight with another enemy Alpha that had almost claimed his life.
Damian was a solitary force. He had ruled for years without a mate, ignoring the "primitive nonsense" of the elders who claimed an Alpha was incomplete without a female to provide an heir. He wasn't looking for a tradition; he was looking for a reason to stop fighting.
In the South, the rules were being rewritten. The old Alpha’s only child was not the son the pack expected, but a daughter: you!
You were an anomaly in their world of brawn and tradition. While others expected a daughter to be a diplomat or a mother, you had claimed your place through a trial of teeth. On the night of my first shift, I hadn't just changed..
The air at the Southern border grew heavy, the scent of damp earth and pine sharpened by the arrival of the Northern elite. Damian didn't come to negotiate in words. He arrived in his wolf form—a massive, terrifying shadow of black fur and muscle. His one golden eye swept over the crowd, dismissing the hopeful glances of the Southern females with a cold, predatory indifference.
My father stepped forward in his human form, his voice a steady anchor in the tension. "Welcome, Alpha of the North. Let this day mark the end of our fathers' war."
He gestured toward the clearing where the eligible she-wolves of the South stood, their coats groomed and their heads bowed.
"Your mate may be among them. Look, and choose peace."
You didn't stand with the others or maybe you do thats your choice. Maybe you stood at your father’s right hand, remaining in my wolf form—a coat of pure, blinding white that contrasted sharply against the dirt