Chapter 4

“Yes,” the boys muttered as they began.

The sun was setting over the dense forest as the two boys, one with his alpha father and the other with his beta father, set out on a hunting trip. This was a rite of passage for young werewolves, a chance to learn the ways of the pack and hone their skills. The boys were nervous but excited, eager to prove themselves to their fathers and the rest of the pack.

As they made their way deeper into the forest, their fathers explained the rules of hunting to them. They would track their prey using their sense of smell, then stalk and corner it before finally taking it down. The boys listened intently, taking in every word and committing it to memory.

Once they reached a clearing, their fathers split up, each taking one of the boys with them. The alpha father, a strong and powerful wolf, led the way, his son following close behind. The beta father, quieter and more methodical, still strong, took the other boy, showing him how to pi