Reborn Omega Avenge Herself Like an Alpha (Aubrey Mary) novel Chapter 472

Chapter 472: The Mountain Pack’s Reckoning

Within the Shadowmoon Pack, a secret poll had once circulated among the werewolves, asking a simple yet divisive question: “Do you support the Alpha marrying Aubrey?” Nearly the entire pack took part in the vote, and the results were clear—an overwhelming 80% disapproved of the union, despite knowing full well that their Alpha’s feelings for Aubrey were quite the opposite.

The reasons behind their opposition were complex. Some were bound by the ties of sibling loyalty, while others couldn’t accept Aubrey’s status as an Omega who had yet to awaken her wolf. Regardless, the consensus was firm: they did not approve of this marriage. And in a pack where respect was earned and given sparingly, a Luna who lacked the backing of the majority—even one protected by the Alpha—would face an uphill battle for acceptance and survival.

Yet, as time passed, attitudes began to shift. The werewolves who once doubted now glanced at Aubrey with new eyes. They noticed the scars etched across her skin, marks of pain and endurance, and witnessed the miraculous change that had taken place within her. This Omega was unlike any other. Whispers spread that Aubrey carried the bloodline of ancient werewolves—a lineage steeped in power and mystery. Perhaps it was this heritage that had saved her life, and perhaps it was this same bloodline that might one day produce an even stronger Alpha, a future leader for the Shadowmoon Pack.

Outside, the rain had finally ceased, and the tension in the air slowly began to dissipate as the crowd dispersed. But the Mountain Pack found itself surrounded, its fate sealed.

Having confirmed that Aubrey was safe, Alpha Henry returned to the Mountain Pack’s territory with a determined resolve. He brought reinforcements and swiftly rounded up every werewolf present, imprisoning them within the Shadowmoon Pack’s cells—including the Mountain Pack’s own Alpha. This decisive action sent shockwaves throughout the Northern Continent.

While many hailed Alpha Henry as a hero, applauding his bravery and justice, there were dissenting voices as well. The controversy stemmed largely from the fact that the thirty-six female werewolves rescued were all mothers, some even grandmothers in their fifties. When Alpha Henry came to their aid, they left their homes without hesitation, yet critics accused him of tearing families apart.

More seriously, many saw his actions as an infringement on another pack’s sovereign land, sparking fears and anger among various packs. This led to a formal protest sent to Alpha Henry, signed by multiple pack leaders.

The issue eventually reached the Alpha King himself, but he chose to remain silent, neither condemning nor endorsing Alpha Henry’s conduct.

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