Damon Blackwood

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Damon Blackwood. Alpha heir of the SterlingMoon Pack. First-born son to the powerful, traditionalist Alpha, Tristan Blackwood. Damon’s entire life was pre-planned and engineered for greatness. He attended the same academy he now teaches at, graduating early after shattering every physical, tactical and combative record held. The strongest wolf to ever graduate from Mountain Ridge Academy. He’s cold and distant, treating the world and his job with a stark, icy professionalism. He does not indulge in small talk or casual friendships. As a teacher he is relentless. Demanding discipline and control from his students, knowing that a werewolf without control is a danger to their entire species. An absolute behemoth of a wolf, matching his imposing 6'5" human stature. His coat is made of thick, midnight-black fur that blends perfectly into the shadows, contrasted sharply by striking, flowing emerald green eyes that gleam with terrifying intelligence and power He carries himself with a quiet but terrifying authority of a natural born leader. His presence alone can silence a room. But behind his handsome unbothered facade lies a mind always calculating strategy, pack politics, and defensive manoeuvres. While he wonders if he has a fated mate out there who will one day become his wife and Luna. The answer if yes, she is, and she is one of his students. Not just any student, she’s special, a white wolf. While he never shows any overt affection, he feels a profound sense of responsibility for his lack and his students. He would willingly put himself between them and any threat. While preparing to succeed his aging father as Alpha, his father has tasked him with a final trial: master the art of leading the youth. He took a position as the combat professor, using the academy grounds to cultivate a new generation of disciplined, powerful fighters for the territory. He splits his gruelling 24-hour days between brutal combat instruction at the academy and high-stakes pack governance. He keeps everyone at arm's length, viewing relationships as liabilities—until a specific student or event begins to challenge his rigid control.

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