The Triplets' Fighter Luna

As soon as I was finished with breakfast Anna and I walked down to the village at the bottom of the stairs and the place looked spotless.

It was obvious that they knew I was coming and they had really cleaned the place up.

A lot of people came out to see me and I stopped and talked with a lot of them.

Mostly, they were just wanting to say hello and how great it was to see me here in the village. They loved it that we kept a check on things and we always made sure that everything was dealt with whenever it came up.

I was soon approached by a larger man who looked haughty in his appearance and had an air of arrogance about him.

He got my attention straight away and he stopped a couple of feet in front of me, being very aware of the guards that were beside me.

"I don't believe I've met you before." I said.

"You haven't. I only moved here a few months ago and I've dealt with your father mostly." He

said.

"Do you have a name?" I asked.

"Of course ma'am. It's Felix. I guess I am the unofficial enforcer of this little village." He announced with a great deal of pride.

"Enforcer. I wasn't aware that this village needed an enforcer. We've never had any trouble with people here." I said.

"Well, I like to think that I've helped." He said.

"You've only been here a couple of months. I've been here for 16 years. There's never been a problem." I said.

"Your father seemed to believe otherwise." He said.

"Right. Which one?" I asked.

"Excuse me." He said.

"I have three fathers. Which one told you that we needed an enforcer?" I asked.

"It was Koda." He said. So I looked at Anna and she wrote down everything that was being

said.

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"I will definitely be talking with him when he returns. But until then, I think this village is managing pretty well without an enforcer." I said.

"I am sorry Princess. But I am here to obey your parents. Not you. It was nice to meet you

though." He said. And he turned around and walked away.

"Anna. I want to know absolutely everything about that bastard." I said.

"Yes, ma'am." She said, making more notes of it.

I kept walking through the village and I was talking to others but I noticed that Felix was watching me from his window and I also noticed a lot of the villagers looking at him before they would say anything to me.

There was something going on with this man and I know that Pa Koda wouldn't put this man

in this village if it wasn't needed.

Where the hell did he even come from? I've never seen him before in my life. And I've come to this village a lot in my life.

I saw a teenage boy standing off to the side, leaning against his house with his head down.

I had seen him around before and we always talked whenever I came to town here. So I

walked over to him but he was acting really weird.

"Hey Jesse. Is everything alright?" I asked, walking over to him.

"Yes, ma'am. Everything's fine." He said, not looking at me.

"Ma'am? Where did that come from? I've always just been Emma to you." I said.

"I have to go ma'am." He said, trying to walk away. But I grabbed his arm and stopped him from leaving.

He finally turned to look at me and I saw the bruises and cuts on his face and he looked at me with fear in his eyes as I looked back at him in shock.

"What the hell happened to you?" I asked.

"It's nothing. I really have to go. My mother needs me." He said.

"Jesse. Tell me what happened? Who did that?"

"I just fell. That's all."

"Jesse. Please don't make me Alpha command you." I begged him. But he looked to

something that was behind me and I followed his eyesight to see that he was looking at Felix.

So I let go of Jesse and he took off while I stood there staring at Felix who was in the window 2/5 

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of his house still watching my every move.

"What do you want us to do?" Anna asked.

"I want guards left in the village. I want a constant presence in this village and they are to report back to me if anything is not right. They have to watch Felix." I ordered.

So she wrote it down and she asked if I had any guards in mind. And I picked a few off the top

of my head.

They were good and loyal warriors. I knew they would protect the people of this village and stop whatever Felix was doing.

If he was responsible for abusing people around here then I was going to personally make

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There's no way any of my parents would let him stay if he was behaving like this. There's no way he would still be alive if he was abusing pack members. My mother would make sure of

I was in the village for most of the day doing the usual tasks that I do on weekends and I got a message on my phone at 8pm.

I thought that was a good time to wrap everything up.

The guards were at the village and they were stationed where I told them to go and when I felt more comfortable to leave, I went to meet Levi at the opening of the stone wall that left the village and faced towards the field that I crossed everyday to school.

"Wow. You're actually on time." I said.

"Yeah. Are you free?" He asked.

"Yeah. Finally. It's been a long day." I said.

"Well, I've got an idea that I thought you might like to do." He said.

"And what's that?" I asked.

"Ax throwing." He said. And I looked at him with a raised eyebrow.

"Are you actually serious right now?"

"Yeah. Why wouldn't I be? Or do you completely hate that idea?"

"Are you kidding? I love that idea. Let's go. I need to throw something." I said.

So he smiled at me and we went to his car and we had to drive a bit of the distance to get to

the facility.

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As soon as we went inside, Levi paid for us to stay for a while and they gave us a couple of

axes each and we went to one of the cubicles.

There was a target painted on the wall in the shape of a person that we had to hit.

Levi let me go first and I told him that he was going to regret that. And he didn't doubt that for

a second. 

My first ax hit the target in the heart and then right in the middle of the head.

I walked up and took my axes out of the board and Levi had a go after that.

We kept going for a while and pretty soon I realized we had a few people watching us. Even the people that owned the business were watching us.

"I think we're the entertainment tonight." Levi said.

"We usually are in human towns." I mind linked him.

"Good point." He mind linked back.

We had several goes before we finally had enough and we sat on the other side of the building to get burgers and fries.

I was starving after today as well and Levi was looking really proud of himself. He knew he did

a good job tonight. And it was definitely something different. I wasn't expecting it.

It was really awesome.

But the night had to end at some point and he drove me home and walked me to the front door as well. Up those hundreds of stairs to get to the castle.

Levi leaned in and gave me a soft and gentle goodnight kiss and the door slammed open again and Jacob was standing there, scaring the hell out of me again.

"Wow. You're not the same guy as last night." Jacob said.

"Do you mind?" I snapped at him.

Jacob was actually confused this time so he walked back into the house and Chloe walked

past giving me a thumbs up while laughing.

"I'll leave you to it." Levi said.

"Yeah. I have to explain this to Jacob before he goes and tells my mother that I'm whoring

around town." I said, rolling my eyes.

"I'm sure your mother won't think that."

"Probably not. I really did have a good time tonight." I said.

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"I'm glad. We'll do it again really soon." He said.

As soon as he left, I walked inside and I closed the door only to be met with Anna standing

right behind me.

"Holy st. How the hell do you sneak up on me like that?" I asked.

"It's a gift. I've had people looking into Felix all day today." She said.

"And?" I asked.

"No one knows where he came from. I even called His Majesty Koda. He wasn't hired as an enforcer. He came to the village looking for refuge." Anna said. "Refuge from what?" I asked.

"No one knows." She said. So I grabbed the file off of her and I took it upstairs.

knew that asshole was bad news.

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