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The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 417

Summary for Chapter 417: The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison)

Chapter summary of Chapter 417 – The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) by GoddessKM

In Chapter 417, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) by GoddessKM, 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 The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison).

Chapter 417: Chapter 417 Addison’s Thoughts

But as she thought about it now, she realized the unrest in other parts of the werewolf kingdom might also be connected to the same forces. That, however, was a problem she would have to investigate later.

For now, they needed to focus on the Locust Swarm in the West, and she needed to warn her father. If Greg’s backer was already plotting something against the monarchy, then her parents, and the Royal Palace itself, were no longer safe.

And if that was true, then she and her parents would need to relocate her children immediately. They could easily be used as bargaining chips... or worse, taken.

The mere thought sent a cold shiver down her spine, and anger rippled hot and violent through her core.

Addison drew in a heavy breath. ’Focus, Addison... Don’t let your imagination run wild. Handle what’s in front of you first.’ She reminded herself firmly, realizing she was slipping into overthinking again.

But all three of her mates bristled the moment they heard that Addison would be staying behind in the Golden Hue Pack with Lance. It wasn’t jealousy or possessiveness that they are reacting this way, not this time.

After everything that had happened, they felt an even stronger need to stay by her side. Greg was clearly plotting something, and if Addison got caught in it, who would protect her? Lance?

Lance was strong, yes, but entrusting Addison’s safety to someone else right now felt impossible. They simply couldn’t bring themselves to feel at ease.

"Addie, I think we need to rethink this plan," Zion said, voicing what all three of them had been feeling. "We can’t leave you here alone. Either you come with one of us, or we let Lance and Alpha Hue handle the Golden Hue Pack’s territory."

"They can stay here and guard the Locust Swarm while we focus on relocating the pack members to the temporary settlement. Besides, Archmage Elric is also here, so for now, this territory should be relatively safe. What we need is to move faster with the evacuation so we can start dealing with the swarm ourselves and ease the pressure on Archmage Elric’s side."

He spoke calmly, but there was firm conviction behind every word. And the moment he finished, Maxwell and Levi nodded in agreement.

They might dislike Zion on a daily basis and see him as a scumbag in most situations, but when it came to strategy and critical decisions, Zion was reliable. This time, they had no reason to reject his suggestion.

Hearing this, Addison sank into deep contemplation, turning Zion’s suggestion over in her mind. The reason she originally wanted them to gather the other packs while she and Lance stayed behind was because she planned to investigate the matter of the ’Red Devourer’ herself.

She remembered how unusual those creatures had looked, the horn on their heads, the strange energy they carried. At first, she had simply assumed they were a rare species she had never studied or read about. But now that Maxwell had mentioned it, everything clicked into place.

Back then, she had sensed a familiar energy radiating from the locust swarm when she got close enough to feel it. She had been in a rush then, so she hadn’t stopped to examine it, but now that she thought about it, the sensation made perfect sense... and raised even more questions.

Curiosity and unease gnawed at her. She needed Archmage Elric to examine the ’Red Devourer’ and determine whether they carried any kind of thread linking them to their summoner.

She suspected that Greg’s people hadn’t smuggled those demonic locusts from the North at all, especially since even Maxwell’s forces failed to detect anything. Instead, she believed they had been summoned right here in this territory using some kind of method or ritual.

"Actually... after hearing what Maxwell said, I started thinking that maybe the demonic locusts weren’t smuggled from the North at all. Instead, they might have been summoned using dark magic near the Golden Hue Pack’s border."

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