Chapter 46
Author: DanTheLion
last update2023-11-15 13:36:09

Dean's tension was palpable, his thoughts racing as he considered his options. If he took Leo at his word, he risked being betrayed. But if he chose to force the werewolves out, he would be abandoning his people and leaving them vulnerable to attack. It was a difficult decision, one that he couldn't make lightly.

"I'm not sure I can trust you," he said, his voice low and uncertain. "But I also can't leave my people defenseless."

Leo's expression was grave, but there was a glimmer of understanding in his eyes.

The mood in the room shifted as Leo spoke. He was acknowledging the difficulties of the situation, but he was also offering a solution. The curse could not be lifted, but that didn't mean that they were powerless to stop the god killers. If they worked together, they could find a way to overcome this challenge.

But Dean was still hesitant. "If the curse can't be lifted, then we'll never truly be free," he said, his voice heavy with despair. "We'll always be under its shadow."

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