Winston

"I don't know about this, Winston. Breaking pack law goes against everything you stand for. Do you really think this is the smartest thing to do?" Eve asked. Though, it wasn't as harsh as I first thought it was going to be. She sounded sincerely worried for me. It was one of those rare moments.

"I don't know Eve. This whole situation just has everything screwed up. Our daughters are gone, we're at war, Tony's basically given up on life and I just don't know what to do anymore. I'm supposed to be this packs leader, and I'm getting stumped on problems that others would have taken care of in no time. I guess I just feel like I'm letting my pack down." I sighed, rubbing the sides of my head to try and relive my ever-growing headache.

"Winston," she said softly as she walked over snuggled up next to me, "You can't beat yourself up so much. You are one of the best Alphas this pack has ever seen. Times may be tough, but I know you'll make the right decision in the future."

We sat there for a second in each others embrace, it's feels like it's been so long since we've even touched each other. This felt nice, I needed this.

"And as for Lilly and Garth, I just want my baby girl to be happy. If she truly loves this Garth boy, then let's let them become mates. I know they, as well as someone else, would appreciate it." She said. I knew exactly who she was talking about. And having him being even mentioned brought up unwanted memories.

"Now," she whispered into my ear, "When's the last time we got 'frisky'" She giggled as she started kissing up my neck. I chuckled and slightly wagged my tail at her actions. She always was the dominant one in our 'sessions'. She made her way up until we connected muzzles and started making out passionately. Oh, how long it has been since the two of us have gotten this intimate. It was when Lilly was conceived that we last were like this. Its been too long.

Unfortunately, it would have to be longer. A knocking at the front of our den caught our attention. We broke away from the kiss and looked to see who it was. Although slightly annoyed, I knew it was important because it was Hutch with those two easter wolves.

"Is this a bad time?" He asked.

I shook my head. "No Hutch, it's fine. Come on in." I said waving my paw for him to come.

"I guess this is where I leave." Eve whispered to me. "We'll finish this another time." And with that, she gave me one last kiss on the cheek and then left the den to do Lupas knows what.

I then turned my attention to the three wolves in my den. I gestured for them to give me details on the war so far.

"Its actually going fine. The same as it has been the past couple of days." Hutch explained. I nodded my head. I guess these wolves aren't as much of a threat as we had first thought.

Other than that first attack on us, no one's died. On either side there have been no causalities. They attempt to attack us but the best they do is wound some of our soldiers.

I chuckled. "This war might be over sooner than we thought." I said happily. "Just have a few good attacks on them and we can force them into submission." The others smiled and agreed. These wolves were no match for our superiority. And this Gavin wolf was just an egomaniac who's in way over his head. But I guess not everyone thought this.

I turned towards the opening of the den where I heard someone scoff. It was Tony. He walked over to us, looking at us like we were idiots.

"I can assure you, this war is far from over." Tony said.

"And how can you be so sure?" I questioned him, a little annoyed at his sudden appearance.

"First, I know every wolf who betrayed me. They aren't weak, they are some of my best alphas. And second, Gavin is much too smart. Even if his wolves were inferior to yours, he'd come up with ways to even his odds."

"Then why are they losing all of there attacks? Why have they only killed in one of there attacks? It doesn't make sence." Hutch put in.

"It may not seem to make sence. But how I am looking at it, the first attack was just to get your attention, to tell you that he is serious. The rest, I believe, are just distractions. I have a feeling that Gavin has something big planned." I didn't like what Tony was getting at, but it made sence. I thought I felt something off about all of this.

"What do you think he's planning?" Scar asked.

"I have no idea" Tony shrugged. "But I can tell you that if it goes how he envisions it, then we are all doomed."

As the conversation between Winston and Tony continued, a certain dark gray wolf made his down towards the east and south border. With him were four large wolves to make sure nothing happened to him. Tony had indeed been correct in assuming that Gavin had something much bigger planned out for the western pack. Much more than a little attacks here and there. No, he was planning a full scale invasion. But he knew he couldn't do that with the small amount of wolves he had control over. He needed help and he knew that.

That's when the idea of the southern pack came to mind. What better ally to have then the dangerous, murderous pack of the south. Talk of savage brutes from the south were music to Gavin's ears. These were the types of wolves Gavin would need. Plus, he thought, brutes like them might not be all that smart. That would make it much easier to try and manipulate them into doing his work.

He had already been shown a sample from the pack. McCabe, the deadliest assassin in all of Canada and possibly the states, was his ally. Someone who he planned on working close with for as long as McCabe stayed around.

Gavin motioned for one of his most trusted wolves to come over to him. A golder wolf walked up next to him and asked what he needed.

"Bridger, we need this meeting to go as flawless as possible. One mess up and this war will be over faster than it was started." He told him. Bridger nodded.

"The south aren't the friendliest bunch of wolves. We just need to control our tempers and not do anything to offend them. We need them on our side." Gavin had said this before they had left, a little while after they started, and now he was again telling him, beating it into his mind. He was hell bent on getting the south to join him.

Bridger told him that he understood and that he had thoroughly explained to the other three the importance to all of this. Gavin smiled and nodded. Bridger was one of the few wolves that he actually liked. Bridger had supported Gavin from the begging. From his little speachless on the problems in the pack, to now. He would have been Gavin's second in command if McCabe wasn't needed for their cause.

Gavin had already howled in advance, yesterday. He had made about half the trip and howled to the southern leader, hoping for his acceptance. Fortunately, he was granted it. Now Gavin was nearing the border, he could smell it.

It wasn't long until the five Eastern wolves walked into a small clearing. Already waiting for them were only two southern wolves. One of them was a giant jet black wolf with a broad base and protruding muscles. His fur was nicely kept, as it glistened in the mid-day sun. He was sat a little ways back from a not so good looking wolf. This wolf was noticably older, and also had black fur, though most of it was turning gray now. It was unkempt and messy, being tangled in knots and matted with dirt. Many spots of fur were also missing from him, just adding to his ancient look. His voice didn't help either.

"What do you call this meeting for?" He rasped out in long drawn out breaths. His voice almost sounded like the crushing of dead leaves.

"I have come with a proposition. My name is Gavin, and im in need of help and would be delighted to give you a fair share of our outcome if you help us." Gavin told him.

The old wolf seemed to take intrest. "What help do you need, and what will we get in return?"

"I'm at war, with the western pack. I was able to take control of the east and am now the Alpha of the pack. So, help me take out the west, then the north, and half the land will be yours." Gavin proposed. It was a hard offer to decline.

The elder wolf rubbed his chin slightly, going into deep thought about this. The other wolf that was with him came over and whispered something into his ear, getting the older wolf to respond. They had a quiet conversation for a little while, arguing back and forth. Finally, they seemed to come to a conclusion.

"Your offer intrigues me. There's only one problem though. How do you expect to take out the north?" He asked skepticaly. "Don't get me wrong, my pack is powerful but the north is a force to be reckoned with." He pointed out.

Gavin nodded his head. He had a feeling that this might come up. It was a valid thing to be worried about. The north wasn't a pack to take lightly. They wouldn't be as peaceful as the west from there small distraction attacks. They'd immediately form a counter attack and annihilate whoever would have been stupid enough to have attacked them.

No one knows why there so powerful. Most say it's just because there central focus is for defending and attacking other packs. They train wolves to be unstoppable super wolves who won't go down easily. So yes, it would be tricky to take down the north.

"The details on the north aren't clear to me right now. Plus, we wouldn't be able to attack them for awhile after we take over the west. We'll have plenty of time to work out the details on that later."

The old wolf nodded. "It sounds like a great plan." He said walking to Gavin, slowly limping over. "You got yourself a deal." He smiled, extending his paw over to him.

Gavin smiled and reached forward and shook his paw. It was official, two of the most insane leaders are now allies.

"The names Kane, by the way. Just tell me when you need me and we'll come. Jasper will soon be ours."

Gavin nodded and turned around, ready to head back to his pack. He held a devilish smile, for he knew that now with the south on his side he would be nearly unstoppable. It was only a matter of time before Jasper fell into his paws.

Another chapter up, more story revealed. Gavin has quickly risen to be one powerful wolf. Things don't seem good for the west.

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