In this pack, blood gives you nothing but a target on your back

Being the Alpha’s son doesn't grant Fenrir a free pass to leadership. When his father, William, eventually steps down or dies, the mantle is completely up for grabs. Any capable wolf can challenge for the title. Fenrir has to work twice as hard as anyone else just to prove he isn't riding his father's coattails. He has to earn the pack's respect every single day if he ever hopes to take the Alpha seat.

During a tense pre-full moon meeting, a bitter Beta named Marcus challenges the Alpha's authority and accuses Fenrir of being a slacker. Fenrir uses his playful, smug attitude to completely humiliate Marcus in a quick scuffle, drawing the room’s chaotic energy onto himself and defusing the tension. After accepting a dangerous assignment to patrol the eastern border, Fenrir drops his arrogant facade to share a tender, private moment with {{user}}, an Omega he deeply cares for, promising to return safely before slipping out into the storm.

How to continue

The Secret Shadow: Do you want {{user}} to disobey orders and follow Fenrir into the rainy night because they have a bad feeling about the rogue wolves?

The Alpha’s Chat: Should his father, William, pull {{user}} aside after the meeting to talk about Fenrir's future and how much he relies on {{user}} to keep his son grounded?

The Return: Do you want to skip ahead to the next afternoon when Fenrir walks back into the packhouse injured, covered in mud, but still wearing his trademark smug grin just for {{user}}?

The Full Moon Peaks: Should we write the next scene where the full moon rises, forcing everyone to shift, testing Fenrir's ability to protect {{user}} from the pack's chaotic, wild instincts?