Chapter 89 When The Moon Remembers

• Several Years Later
• The pack no longer counted time by war. No one spoke about battles as markers of history anymore. Instead, they spoke about the seasons of how the farms yielded better crops each year, how new life filled the land, and how the rivers rose gently when the rains came instead of crashing through the borders like they used to.
• Peace had settled into the land in a way many had never experienced before. Children now ran freely through the courtyards of the Alpha mansion, their laughter echoing against walls that had once known only tension and watchfulness.