As the commotion grew louder, my heart sank. Through the trees emerged Alpha Donk himself, flanked by a sizable group of wolves loyal to him. Their eyes gleamed with a mix of anger and anticipation, and I knew our hope for peaceful change was slipping away.
Alpha Donk's gaze swept over the gathered wolves, his lip curling in disgust. "So," he growled, his voice low and dangerous, "this is what betrayal looks like."
I stepped forward, trying to keep my voice steady. "Alpha Donk, please. This isn't betrayal. We're trying to find a better way forward, for all of us."
His eyes locked onto mine, burning with fury. "A better way? By conspiring with our enemies? By undermining my leadership?"
Alpha Dwayne moved to stand beside me, his presence calm and resolute. "Donk, listen to reason. This
