My Alpha’s Betrayal: Burning In The Flames Of His Vengeance by Moonlight Muse

30. Reuniting YILEYNA. The legion approaching burst from the trees, and it was an impressive sight. One of ünity and strength.

Hunter said, something about it felt odd... Now more than ever the severity of the situation was getting to me. Zarian explained their dilemma, and although he had hidden his identity, I did not hold it against him, nor did I blame him. Their situation was unfair, and there was a lot of work to do to unite the kingdoms on this side of the great oceans. I had just told them of the Emperor's wish, without disclosing what the pearl could achieve. "That is risky, going to Naran is..." "A death wish." Hunter said, sitting forward. "But I understand it's needed. A small team will be far more efficient, an army would be intercepted and attacked." Although he had gave Thea a smile here and there, they hadn't talked. Neither had he and Theon, but I knew that was a conversation simply waiting to happen. "I don't mind going alone, if I have to, any guidance would be welcome." I replied. "You aren't going alone." Theon added firmly. "If you are planning on going, I would argue against that. I don't trust you." Ryan sneered coldly. His anger was justifiable. "I will come with you." Raiden said, his eyes flashing. "I'll decide... Alpha Hunter, what can you tell me about the difficulties of entering Naran?" Hunter sighed, his arm wrapping around Charlene's shoulders. "It's not going to be easy, the forestry is very dense, at some points it's physically hard for most to even pass through the trees. Humid, suffocating, and full of deadly creatures. Getting in means they'll know from the starting point, Nagas are dangerous things, but they do fear Sirens, you will have that one up on them as you know the way they have their lands protected..." "Makes it hard for Sirens to even venture to their territory..." "Yes, their poison won't kill sirens as it would werewolves or Fae, Mages are also at an advantage with their magic." Hunter continued. I almost smile as he looked down at Charlene, giving her a special smile. My queen was in love, and it made me happy. She deserved the best and it was clear Hunter treated her well. I returned my