Amara knew Maya was right, but the sense of urgency gnawed at her. Every moment they waited felt like a moment wasted, a moment Lyall could use to strengthen his position.
“We need to find proof,” Amara said, her voice firm. “Something that will show the council that Lyall is a threat. If we can prove that he’s planning a rebellion, they’ll have no choice but to act.”
Maya’s eyes glinted with determination. “I’ll see what I can find. There are a few wolves I trust who might have some insight. If Lyall is planning something, they’ll know.”
Amara nodded, grateful for Maya’s loyalty and support. “Thank you. I don’t know what I’d do without you.”
Maya’s serious expression softened slightly, and she gave a small smile. “Hey, you’d do just fine. You’re stronger than you think, Amara. You’ve
