Howl of Destiny: Alpha Lira's Legend novel Chapter 11

ter 11 Recognition

Lira’s POV:

She gasped in delight and carefully raised her foot.

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When she saw her foot twitch upward slightly, joy spread across her face, mixed with pure disbelief. “It’s moving! My leg can actually move! The numbness is fading, bit by bit!

“Is this… is this real?”

Glenn grabbed her hands, his voice trembling, eyes blazing with wild hope and shock. “You really feel

better?”

“Yes!” The Luna nodded hard, then shot me a look overflowing with gratitude. “There’s strength in my leg now. It doesn’t feel like a dead weight anymore!”

I smiled. “Alpha, the nerve pathways in Luna’s leg are opening up. The main issue is resolved.

“I’ll write a prescription for targeted anti–inflammatory medicine and a rehab plan. Stick with it for six months, follow the training schedule, and she’ll walk normally again. There won’t be any lasting damage.”

“Good! That’s wonderful!”

Glenn kept nodding, his gaze full of newfound respect. “No wonder you’re Elder Krom’s student. So young, yet your skill is so precise. The Hidmoon Pack’s legacy is truly impressive.”

I stayed calm, took the paper and pen a servant offered, and quickly wrote down the formula and recovery instructions.

I outlined specific muscle stretches and nerve stimulation exercises, with clear frequencies, so the Luna could practice on her own at home.

“H–How… how is this possible!” Lonnie stammered, completely stunned.

His face had gone pale. Disbelief clouded his eyes.

Joshua flushed red, his earlier arrogance gone. He looked awkward as he mumbled to me, “Ms. Krom, I… I apologize for my rudeness earlier. You have real skill.”

Lonnie seemed to snap out of it. He hurried over and gave me a deep bow. His tone was sincere. “Ms. Krom, I was wrong. I was biased. I underestimated the Hidmoon Pack’s methods.

“Your technique is masterful. I admit defeat. I have no complaints.”

“No apology needed, Dr. Chandler,” I said. I finished the prescription, handed it to Glenn, then met Lonnie’s gaze steadily. “Just remember our agreement.”

Lonnie paused, then nodded quickly. “Of course. Don’t worry. I am a man of my word.”

He took out a business card and handed it to me. “This is my direct contact. When you decide to come to the Thunder Pack, call me. I will personally introduce you to the Thorne family,”

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9:05 pm PD

Chapter 11 Recognition

Finisher

I took the card. My fingertips brushed over the embossed letters. My heart gave a little jump. I wondered if Kael was part of this family.

I hesitated, wondering if I should just say Kael’s name out loud. Before I could decide, Glenn handed me his card as well.

“Ms. Krom, we owe you a great debt. If you ever need anything, call me anytime. If it is within the power of the Lightning Pack, we will not refuse.”

I accepted both cards without fuss.

The Hidmoon Pack needed resources and connections to grow. This favor was important.

After leaving the Galaviz Estate, I stayed in the Lightning Pack territory for a few more days. I took care of some herb purchases for the pack, then set out for my next destination: the Silverwhip Pack.

The Silverwhip Pack was a neutral trading hub. Werewolves from all sorts of packs gathered there to do business and settle down.

On this trip, finding Kael was my main goal. But I had another big mission: to expand the Hidmoon Pack’s business.

Before I left home, I’d already sent my most trusted and capable aide ahead. His job was to secure and start managing several plots of land I’d marked out in the Silverwhip’s territory.

The Silverwhip Pack had huge business potential. Plus, it was close to the Thunder Pack. That meant I could get news about the Thorne family faster and track down Kael more easily.

Also, to keep up with normal life and better hide my identity. I’d applied to the best private high school in the area–Smith High School. Classes started in a few days.

But before I started school, there was one important thing I needed to take care of…

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