The Alpha: Claiming His Enemy's Daughter
Chapter 583: I CAN BE YOUR BAD LUCK

Chapter 583: I CAN BE YOUR BAD LUCK

But, the problem was; she couldn’t hold back her bitterness and anger. How dare they question Cane’s decision and even call her a bad luck bringer?

And more so, from what she learned from their conversation, they treated Zale poorly. It rubbed her in the wrong way, since they also saw her as an outsider. Even after all this time, even after all she had done.

Furious, Iris marched toward them.

"What now?" Eron looked at Aliana, so did Dyne, as if asking what she was going to do. Should they stop the luna? Seeing her seething like this didn’t sit well with them.

Iris was the type who would be very quiet when she was angry. She would avoid any confrontation and if she could, she wouldn’t want to engage with people, who had caused her to be angry.

But right now, it was different. She was doing the opposite and they became curious to know what those warriors said, until it flipped her off.

"Let’s watch!" Aliana said excitedly, as she followed behind Iris.

"Why do you look so happy?" Dyne frowned at Aliana. "Shouldn’t we stop the luna? I don’t know what drew her anger, but it will not look good on her if she lashes out on them."

"Why not?" This time, it was Aliana, who was frowning at Dyne. "From what I learned, she has been patient enough about all the bad rumors surrounding her and how people kept badmouthing her, whatever she is going to do, they will dislike her anyway." Aliana shrugged her shoulders. "So, what is the point of being nice?"

"Aliana!" Dyne was shocked by how nonchalant Aliana was with her answer, while Eron didn’t say anything. He was simply curious about what the luna was going to do and how she would deal with them.

At the same time, Iris walked ahead of them, which made her miss their conversation, but even if she was within an earshot, her mind was too busy to listen to their argumentation.

The two warriors finally stopped talking when they saw Iris approaching them, they gave her a solemn nod and were about to leave, thinking this was only a mere encounter, but when they walked past her, she spoke in an even tone.

"So, the alpha is a fickle person and I am a bad luck bringer?" Iris said coldly, which startled the two of them. They stopped walking and turned their heads to look at her. "Is that how you see your alpha and me?"

Iris was still averse from thinking this pack belonged to her, or they were her people too, thus even though she referred to Cane by his title, she didn’t use it for herself.

"That’s how you perceive the alpha’s decision? As a fickle person?"

The two warriors gasped and their expressions hardened. They didn’t think their conversation would be heard by her. How did she know about their conversation? She was a distance away earlier!

"Lu- luna, I don’t understand what you mean..." One of the warriors, who was taller than the other, spoke, stumbling on his words, because he felt very embarrassed.

"You know what I meant, warrior." Iris cast him a cold gaze and they could feel shivers run down their spines. They had never seen the luna look so fierce like this.

She didn’t raise her voice, she didn’t insult them either, but her calmness reminded them of their alpha and how they feared this side of their alpha the most. Whenever he suppressed his anger and appeared so calm, it was not a good sign and that was how they felt about their luna now.

"Questioning the alpha’s decision is an early step of betrayal, don’t you agree with your own rules?" Iris read a lot of things and she happened to read the Howling Wolf warrior’s oath when they stepped up to their role as a full-fledged warrior of the pack.

Usually, the oath would be taken once they finished with their training and Joel had taken it when Iris and Cane were away in the capital city, with the beta as the witness. Joel took the oath along with all of his friends that died during the attack.

"Luna, I don’t understand what you mean..." The other warrior looked like he was going to play dumb, but Iris was having none of it, as she recalled what they said earlier and the more she talked, the paler their expressions turned, especially when Aliana, Eron and Dyne listened to all of it.

So, that was what pissed the luna off.

"I can’t believe you two have such a vile way of thinking!" Dyne snarled at the two of them. He could understand why the luna was furious, because he did too.

"What? Am I wrong?!" The taller warrior snapped back. They had been exposed, so what else was there to be denied? They didn’t like the luna and that was true, there was nothing to be talked about. "We were only talking about what we felt, it is not something that you should eavesdrop on."

"You went out of line!" Aliana growled at them and it seemed they listened to her more than their luna, as they shut their mouths out of respect for the beta’s younger sister. "Luna, let’s go, it’s only a waste of time to be here."

Seeing Iris couldn’t fight them back, Aliana took the initiative to get her away. Maybe she needed more time and was not yet ready to confront them.

Yet, Iris didn’t budge, she stared at the two warriors in front of her and saw their wolf spirits. She was tempted to squeeze them to death like she did when they were attacked by the Silver Warriors. The feeling of killing your enemy was not as terrible as she thought.

At first, she did it to Mason and all she felt was relief, there was not any guilty feeling she felt afterward, somehow, she felt powerful to be able to protect herself and do harm to people, who hurt her. She felt great and confident.

Was this a small taste of power? It felt so addictive. No wonder, so many people would do everything to gain more and more power, even when they were already powerful enough.

And now Iris got a taste of it too.

How easy it would be for her to end their lives right there and then. They wouldn’t have time to scream for help, even if they had, no one would be able to help them.

Iris shook her head internally when the thought of killing these two plagued her mind.

"Hate me all you like, but if you betray the alpha, you can see how I can be your bad luck," Iris finally spoke.

"We will never betray the alpha!" The taller warrior growled dangerously at Iris.

In the past, she would curl herself in fear whenever someone directed their anger at her and she would immediately apologize for anything or everything she had done wrong, especially when they looked so dangerous like the warrior before her.

But not now. She was more than capable of protecting herself and ending their lives. She was not in danger, but it was the other way around.

Eron and Dyne were about to step forward out of instinct to protect their luna, because they could sense danger coming from their fellow warrior.

"It’s so rich coming from the very people who question their alpha’s decision," Iris said in a mocking tone, as she gave them a derisive look, which pissed the taller warrior even more.

Everything happened so fast when that warrior jumped toward Iris, his friend tried to stop him, but he was a tad bit late, while Eron and Dyne managed to bring him to the ground and held him there so he wouldn’t be able to move to hurt the luna.

"Aliana! Bring the luna out of here!" Eron shouted at Aliana, who was already by Iris’ side, but Iris swatted her hand away when she was about to drag her to a safe place.

"Arrghh! Arrgghh!" The taller warrior screamed at the top of his lungs, while his friend couldn’t do anything but stare at the whole situation with wide eyes. Things escalated too fast and he didn’t know what to do.

He knew they were at fault for talking behind the alpha and luna, and this guilty feeling prevented him from backing his friend when he got involved in the altercation.

"Arrgghhh!!" The taller warrior wailed even more.

"Oh! Shut up!" Dyne was annoyed because he kept screaming like a child throwing a tantrum. "Why does he keep screaming!?"

"Let him go," Iris said to Dyne and Eron.

"But, luna..." they were about to protest.

"Let him go." Iris simply repeated her words, while the warrior was still struggling and screaming.

Once Dyne and Eron moved away from him, they could see how their fellow warrior curled his body on the ground, as his whole body tensed up, as if he was going through a great agony.

"What happened to him?" Eron frowned. He was sure neither of them hurt him, they only held him down. "Luna, you can’t come closer to him!"

Eron grabbed Iris’ elbow to prevent her from getting closer to the warrior.

Iris didn’t fight him, she stared at the warrior and soon after the pain subsided, leaving him panting so hard, she spoke with the same tone like earlier. "I told you, I can be your bad luck. Do you really think you are so great to be able to defeat so many Silver Warriors days ago?" Iris’ blue eyes darkened, so did the five swords.

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