Chapter 65 Logan In Trouble

• The scent Logan captured was bitter. It was a wolf scent, but he knew immediately that those wolves didn’t belong to his pack or in his territory! Growling again, Logan lowered his head to the ground. He sniffed the grass, catching their trail. It was another pack of rogues come to pilfer his territory. Instinct taking over, Logan followed the trail, his mouth salivating with the idea of hunting and killing whoever dared intrude on his territory! The trail took him back into the woods. Logan paused now and then to smell nearby trees and rocks. They smelled strongly of scent marking, and it was a rancid scent to him. The scent markings of anyone that wasn’t part of his pack elicited a growl from him each time. Intruders were not something he could ignore as an Alpha! Based on where he was in the territory, he knew there weren’t any patrols nearby. He would have to track the rogues and discover their location before howling for backup. It was riskier, but if he called too early, he could alert them to his presence. The rogues might have enough time to get away. As the scent grew stronger, he could tell he was getting closer to the rogues. From where the trail was taking him, he knew they were headed to another store house of
• crops and grains.
• Snarling to himself, Logan picked up his pace. He could tell the rogues were in wolf form. It helped them move more quietly, helped them move more as a unit. In human form, they would be clumsier in a group. Night time wasn’t the usual time for Moonshine Rogues to attack, but Logan had been getting better at anticipating their moves and thwarting their attempts. Now, they were adapting. They were changing their methods to become more aggressive, dangerous, and successful at stealing from Night Sky. Growling at the thought, Logan began to run, keeping the trail fresh in his nose. He was closing in on them quickly. They were moving with care, trying not to alert any nearby patrols of their presence. If Logan hadn’t been running off his frustration and anger, he might not have encountered them at all! They might have gotten away with their coup. He never thought he’d be grateful to have such a bad,