Chapter 263
When most of us have finished cultivating for the morning and are headed to breakfast, I notice Alpha Conway looking over at a group in a corner of the room. The younger girls of the pack.
"You know, my instinct says reprimand them for sleeping in past breakfast, but they’re cultivating, and I want them to do that, but it still irks me seeing people napping with a stuffed animal in the middle of the morning." Conway says looking at me.
"Oh I know the feeling. They just look so happy and peaceful you just want to put them to work, right? Don’t worry, I’ll wake them up to eat and then they can cultivate in their rooms where they’re not underfoot." I say with a grin.
"Works for me. Also, the pack wants to thank you, the Divine Lightning technique worked wonders for them. Even the ones who had the aptitude but were struggling to get a grasp on basic cultivation to get started all managed to move into the first step of the Foundation Realm last night. We’re down to under twenty werewolves who can’t cultivate, and none of them are pack warriors."
I nod, Calculating their combat strength, should something more manageable than the last Horde reach the pack. He’s not done talking though.
"I do believe we’ve got the strongest Omegas in the world though, they’re all average or better cultivators. We’re going to have to redefine the pack hierarchy at this rate. Before cultivation, the more dominant the wolf, the stronger it was. Now, with Omegas leading the cultivation, some of the most powerful cultivators have the most submissive Wolves."
"I don’t really have an answer to that for you. But I can guarantee it will help solve the problem with Omegas finding mates. I mean, who is going to regret their mate for their low social standing when they have a good chance of giving you the strongest children?"
That makes him think for quite a while before he frowns as someone sends him a Mind Link.
"We’ve got incoming again. Category 1 and 2, nothing the patrols can’t handle. Policy is to bring everyone inside when there’s an attack, but we’ve got the wall now, so I’m not sure we have to." He explains.