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Can't Get Near The Alpha King novel Chapter 3

Summary for Chapter 3: Can't Get Near The Alpha King

Chapter summary of Chapter 3 – Can't Get Near The Alpha King by Oliver Frank

In Chapter 3, a key chapter of the acclaimed Internet novel Can't Get Near The Alpha King by Oliver Frank, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Can't Get Near The Alpha King.

"You will train everyone, men and women will do equal hours - split the trainers up and send me the schedule and I can inform everyone. Everybody above the age of 15 will also be expected to do at least 3 hours of training, understood?

Weapons, again you will write a list of necessities and I will get them for you. You may leave."

In my pack, women and men are treated equally at all ages - none of this women are meant for cooking mallarky. I also like to have my pack all ready in case of any attack.

Now Anna - the Head Scientist has my attention. The science department in my pack is extraordinary compared to most, if others even have their own.

"Anna, again, all the resources you need just write a list and drop them in my office and I will try my best to get them all to you. I hope all the testing is coming along well, the clothes that we have been working on are doing well. Now you can leave as well, thank you for your time."

Like all the others did, Anna bows her head before she leaves silently.

My pack aren't afraid of me like some Alphas are to their packs, that is unhealthy. My pack members are very disciplined and know where they all stand but can also come to me without being afraid.

I love my pack dearly, if anything happens to them - then someone definitely should be afraid of me.

Now, I'm sitting at my desk with the letters as requested informing me what new kit I needed in different aspects of pack life. My pack members all have jobs, they can do whatever takes their fancy as long as it's to a good standard.

My pack is situated in the Northern Mountains, we have many different aged people; babies, children, teens, adults and elderly. The orphaned pups and elderly live in the pack house so they can have help around 24/7 if anything were to happen.

Once you turn 16 as an orphan you then move into a house with other kids or adults, families live in their own houses - all leading into the forest. Those types of houses are near others, however the Alpha, Beta, Delta and Heads of topics all have big, secluded houses.

We have many facilities; pack house, a massive kitchen, houses for all families (these are placed around the territory), gym and training fields and building, science labs, hospital, school and nursery, restaurants, clubs etc.

My pack consists of 700 people and counting, many werewolves that already lived on these lands joined my pack when we claimed this as ours. Rogues and banished people ask to be a part of our pack, I only allow if they are trusty.

What surprised me when the pack grew and got a reputation was that many other werewolves left their packs for mine - they preferred the sound of mine or could've heard rumours.

I've heard rumours from the people that join is that when someone comes to our land, they never return. My pack hasn't caused this, we don't kill innocent people - that's why we have little prisoners as we are accepting.

Furthermore, many newcomers meet their mates here which is good. Many haven't met their mates here, that's why they go out of the mountains to search for theirs - most return, little don't - our thoughts is that they've found their mate.

What many newcomers are weary about are the amount of humans in our town, we have around 700 members but the numbers are still going up - we also have around 100 humans. Most know of our existence but don't mind, some don't know but we don't make what we are obvious anyways.

I'm interrupted from my thoughts when there is an abrupt knock at my door.

"Come in." I say.

The unknown men now focus their attention on me as soon as they realise I have entered; their bodies and eyes going back to normal and their growling slowly subsiding.

Some eyes still narrowing and sizing up my men.

Some men's eyes trailing me up and down, surprise in some eyes, lust in some others. Some are emotionless but eyebrows lift, lips curl.

I raise my brow and smirk at Blake and he just shrugs but a little smirk starting to form on his lips - his eyes also narrowing at those who have lust in their eyes.

I now turn my attention to the men, who are patiently waiting and watching the unspoken conversation between Blake and I.

"So who are you and why are you here?" I question the men, not beating round the bush.

One man answers, his black hair messily formed on the top of his head, his pale complexion contrasting with his royal blue eyes; he emitts power but also cockiness. I don't like it.

"We were sent by our Alpha. Alpha Ashton of Lyndon Ridge Pack. He sent us as we are his strongest warriors and wanted to see if you were a myth or real. Turns out you are real, and we wouldn't mind a piece of you." He finishes with a wink.

Before he could say anything else, Blake is beside me and growling menacingly at the man but he looks unaffected. Blake obviously bothered by the comment from the man.

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