“Kodi?” Reina was surprised, “Why you’re here?” I haven’t seen you before.”

          “Well, I’m full of surprise…” Kodi answered, making both of them laughing.

          The grey wolf quickly made the white wolf laid down, ensuring she didn’t move. Even she looked fine enough, the blood made the grey wolf worried her. Both of Kodi and Saba then noticed how much Luka cared about her. They thought she was so much special for him.

          “Luka…” Reina smiled weakly, “Please check the Alpha… I had seen Kanto went into his room before.”

          “Kanto?” Luka’s face looked serious, “He’s back?”

          “Yes, Luka…” Reina replied, “I’m afraid he already did something to the Alpha. You know how much he hated him.”

          Luka was thinking for a moment. He then came up for a decision. The grey wolf quickly was heading to the Great Hall, entering the Alpha room. His fear suddenly came into him, overshadowing his heart. If Kanto came to the Alpha directly, it just meant revenge. Slowly, he stopped his steps, watching every guard he met already woke themselves. It seemed Kanto had succeeded to do his plan. By the way, he knew how much strong he was. For every guard in there, they was nothing compared to him.

          “Sir!” he called, looking for the Alpha, “Where you are?”

          “I’m here…” came a great wisely voice to him.

          “Sir, are you okay?” Luka asked worriedly, rushing closer to him, “Kanto was here before, so I thought…”

          “I know…” the Alpha cut off, staring at Luka, “I know he was here before… and he was so mad at me…”

          “So, what happened?” Luka asked curiously.

          “I almost go to heaven, but…” the Alpha explained, but halted as soon as he remembered the incident before, “There’s nothing to tell. Just let me rest for a while…”

          “Alright, sir…” Luka replied, then leaving the room quickly.

          The Alpha stared at vanishing grey wolf. He looked forward until there was no one at there. He then glanced above, memorizing what happened between the dangerous times. Even he seemed calm, his changing mood couldn’t hide completely. He sighed, and then suddenly, he turned around, getting much rest than he needed for. The incident had already made him tired. Tired to act and tired to think.