The Transfer

A soft wind blew through the trees, sending leaves dancing from the breeze. Dappled sunlight shone through the tree tops, giving a little light to the otherwise dark undergrowth. I smelt him before I saw him.

The Alpha.

He smelt strong, his blood hummed and burned with such strength that it had me feeling a little nervous. Would this Alpha be kind? Was he going to like me and the rest of my group?

He wandered through the trees, his eyes looking here and there as he stepped carefully, making sure he didn't disturb anything around him. He looked peaceful, almost too peaceful. It put my beast on edge.

We hated meeting new people. It was always nerve-wracking for us. We thought too much, we got overwhelmed and we always panicked whenever we had to speak.

"This guy doesn't look half bad. I think I could take him," Tyler whispered from next to me. I turned my head to him, cocking an eyebrow. Tyler winked playfully and made me roll my eyes.

"You're not an Alpha, Tyler. I don't think you'd get very far," I told him with a cheeky smirk. I heard chuckles from behind me and smiled even more as Tyler's cheeks flushed crimson red.

He was a cocky male. But he was a good wolf. He trained hard back home and when he heard about this supposed transfer program, he shot his hand up, volunteering to be one of the few to come to the Takiani pack.

"Hi there, new comers. Welcome to Takiani," the Alpha wolf that was in the trees just moments ago said. He greeted us with a warm and welcoming smile, gesturing for us to follow him. I held my breath as I stepped over the border and into the pack.

I felt myself lose all ties that I had with people back home. I felt their voices slip out my mind and away into nothing. I felt nothing the further I walked into this new pack.

I was nervous, I'll admit that. Being sent out my pack to another was incredibly difficult to comprehend. I remembered the few sleepless nights that I had days prior to this moment. I remembered how scared I felt and how angry I was that my father was sending me away for practically no reason.

Well, it wasn't for no reason. But a reason that could have been dealt with in a matter of moments.

"I'm Henry... Henry Benson. I'm sure you all already knew that, though," Henry introduced himself. I nodded slowly, despite the fact that I truly didn't know his name before he told me.

My father hadn't given me much information. He told me I was being transferred to Takiani. He said it was to try to help me learn to socialise with other wolves. But I knew why he sent me away.

It was the incident that made him do it.

"So, since you're only supposed to be here for a month, you mightn't be too involved in most of our pack business. You'll train, do whatever you please and at the end of the time period, if those of you really want, you'll be allowed to transition into the pack, permanently," Henry explained to us. I shot Tyler a look, and found that he was already giving me the same one.

Would people in this group really think about transitioning into a new pack? With different people and a new Alpha? That sounded insane.

The only pack I had ever known was Terialta. I never thought that I'd be sent away from my home. I had never even imagined leaving. It was home, a safe place.

course, until

are. But just remain calm. No one here will

Would they hate me? Would they like me? Who

or in the pack house, Alpha?" One wolf questioned. He addressed Henry respectfully and it made my blood hum. I didn't like it. I wasn't used

I was the daughter of the Alpha of Terialta. People were respectful

in cabins, sharing with other mentor wolves, and some will

having to jump over bushes and other plants. Whereas, most people from our group had struggled

smell the other wolves, some strong and others lesser. I could smell food, I could smell wood being

nose all at once that it made me a little lightheaded. Henry seemed to notice my discomfort and he turned to look

worried. It calmed me, but only a little. My beast was on edge. We wanted to run and explore every inch of

their with our

trees and shrub and I gaped in

and healthy green grass. There were patches

much larger than the ones that were back home. They stood tall on the cliffs and I felt bad for

Poor suckers.

and muscular man named Alfie. He shook my hand with a hint of fascination in his eyes. His grip was

main doctor of the pack. She was a tall, blonde female. She was littered in scars but she wore them with pride and

us to his son. His name was Anthony, and I didn't like him. He was cocky, too cocky. He was an attractive male, but

my teeth, the sharp fangs that made him cower back. He snuck glances at

be stared at when I found out I was coming here. An unmated Alpha female wasn't common, and everyone wanted their

for you to meet your roommate," Henry said, snapping

pack. It wasn't secluded and shut off from the others, but it wasn't as open.

moment and then pushed the door open. He stepped inside and I followed after him. Henry shut

met mine. A man stood in the kitchen, wearing an apron with a print of a man with a stunningly good six pack on the front.

It was funny.

werewolf packs have at least one vampire in the pack, an agreement created by the vampires and werewolves to keep piece

dropped

and I — for some reason — liked it. He was warm, welcoming. His hug comforted me, and I felt like I could tell him anything. When the man

you," Ezra greeted me. I nodded and smiled at him some more

I will be here to collect you for your start in the morning. Dress in something appropriate for running, because you'll be doing a lot of it,"

Alpha nodded his goodbye to Ezra and I before slipping out the front door and disappearing. I felt his humming blood fade as he got further and

mouth, I promise," Ezra suddenly said. He grabbed my arm