Morgan I warn everyone to stay alert, that I expect them to attack any minute, and I wasn't mistaken. The moment I have warned the others, Nigel lunges towards me, but he doesn't get far as two Warriors step in front of me and rip him to shreds before he has fully shifted into his Wolf. I look at Nigel's Father as he stares at his Son's shredded body, and I can see him debating with his Wolf. I think I have a pretty good idea what they are arguing about, and I won't allow him to forcefully mark me anymore than I would have allowed Nigel. I will wait for my fated Mate as long as it takes. "Morgan, I don't like repeating myself. Make a choice," He says, and I look him up and down before I shake my head. "No, thanks. I'll wait for my fated Mate," I answer him, and I hear Landon chuckle next to me. Nigel's Father is better at controlling his anger, and I doubt he will make a rash move like Nigel did; he will wait for what he thinks is the right time to strike. "Commander Morgan, we are only minutes away. They will probably attack when we show up behind them; be prepared," I hear our backup say in my head, and I link Chaya to inform my Father. I know everyone in the King's Army has heard it, and moments later, I can see that Dad has informed his Warriors about the arrival of our backup. "Tell me something, Alpha. Nigel always complained about your lack of interest in him, of keeping him out of Pack business. Why did you finally tell him about my ancestor?" I ask him; I really want to know the answer, and I think Dad would like to know it as well. "I didn't. My oldest Son was stupid enough to let it slip a few weeks ago, and Nigel kept asking questions about it. When I finally got fed up with his nagging, I told him the story every Alpha heir hears when they turn eighteen; he was never meant to know about it, and if his Brother hadn't let it slip, he never would have. Looking back, I should thank my oldest Son because when I showed Nigel the picture we have, he whispered your name. He told me everything he knew about you, and with his Mate still at the Academy, we knew where you were going. I knew it would be a matter of time before your Father would tell you the truth, but finding out you have known all along surprised me," He answers my question. At that moment, I sense our backup arriving, but I don't let it show as I inform the others through the mind-link, and in mere seconds, all of them take a fighting stance to protect the Pack. Nigel's Father starts laughing when he sees it happen. "You really think you stand a chance against us? We have been training our entire lives for this day, and I will get what I am after," He says. "Alpha, you do understand that no matter what the outcome is today, your Pack will be annihilated," I say, and I see a strange look on his face. "Oops, didn't Captain Kaia tell you everything, or maybe it was Nigel that kept it to himself," And the strange look on his face tells me he still hasn't figured it out. I turn to Casimir's Beta as I ask, "He doesn't know that you are Prince Casimir's Beta? He doesn't know that King Damon is here as well, and he just signed the death warrants of all of his Pack-members." I hear Nigel's Father growl, and in seconds, all his Warriors charge at us. I work in unison with the Warriors around me; we strike at every Wolf that comes our way and help each other to end them. A Wolf gets punched in the face by Landon, and as he steps back, he comes into my line of sight; I slash his throat with my claw before he sees it coming. Landon returns the favor when I punch a Wolf in the face, and after a few minutes, Nigel's Father orders them to shift. Not expecting him to give that order, I feel a claw run down my arm, and I scream out in pain. Amra has had enough of it, and she forces me to shift, ready to rip each of them to shreds. At the sight of Amra, our attackers take a step back, but their Alpha orders them to capture me alive, and Amra gives such a menacing roar that the Wolves closest to us fall to their knees. None of them try to get up as Amra stalks towards their Alpha, but he turns to run away from her, and I actually laugh my ass off in her head. He can't outrun us; not only is Amra faster than him, but there is also a unit blocking his escape route, and Amra slashes her claw down his back. He crumbles to the ground, screaming out in pain. Amra didn't wound him fatally, but severely enough to make sure he isn't going anywhere. She makes him scream out in pain again as she places her paw on his back, pushing him face down onto the ground, and she lowers her head to release a mighty roar next to his ear.