My Alpha Mate's Christmas Gift

　　Summit Of The Night Prowlers

　　It was dark.

　　The luminescent moon hung above the Oregon woods as its white light dimly radiated on the surface. The woods, usually filled with sounds of birds chirping as well as various forest animals and critters engaging in activity, was now filled with nothing but a deafening silence.

　　One could assume it was due to the harsh condition of winter which caused a lot of the wildlife in the wild to go into hibernation or simply a period of inactivity. A valid reason… But this wasn’t the case.

　　The reason for such silence on a usually active and noisy night was due to only one thing… The presence of Apex Predators, the ones who dominated the Oregon woods. Known to be none other than… Werewolves.

　　Howls of different tones and volumes covered the expanse of the vast region of trees and thistles. With such sounds filling every corner of the region, every other creature knew by instinct to be quiet and retire to their beds that night.

　The Howl of the wolves, and ones as plenty as this. It could only mean one thing… A

who were seen were none other than men, yes, men who walked through the woods with such confidence and aura that it could be seen that they

　　The Zenith

cliff, the howls emanated from the leak of the cliff, a summons of sorts. The people who converged there knew what had to be done. A hike was necessary. A steep hill, one difficult for even the most experienced of hikers. Coupled with the winter, the hill seemed even more dangerous than ever. A place where no

were already a great distance from the place they started from. Their hands grabbed the hill as they maintained a crouching figure. Clearly these weren’t ordinary men. They kept climbing the steep slope, not flinching as they seemed to do it with such great ease. They effortlessly reached the top within moments, after barely a minute after

deep. No one dared venture deep within, for they knew of what lay inside. As they, one after the other, got to the top and walked further,

not-so-ordinary hikers finished his climb, they all converged

the two shadows, with another group of 5 standing behind them, making 10 of them

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