The intention behind it might've been noble—Liora could admit that much. Rhett wanted to unite the wolves, to stop the endless fighting and bring lasting peace among the packs.
A single banner, a single voice. But the method? That's where everything crumbled. Because instead of rallying them with hope, he was conquering them with fear. Instead of unity, he was forcing submission—through war and bloodshed.
And somewhere along the way, even Talia—the female lead—would begin to question Rhett and the cause they were fighting for. The bloodshed, the forced submission, the growing divide among the packs . . . it wasn't the future she had imagined when she stood by his side.
Of course, it would become another layer of drama and conflict between them—a political and emotional storm that tested their beliefs, their loyalties, and their love.
But in the end, love would conquer all.
