Hale Pack

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## Supernatural Information

### Species

* Werewolf
* Evolved Werewolf

## Pack Biography

### Former Members

**First Generation**

* Talia Hale † (Alpha)
* Peter Hale (Beta)
* Laura Hale † (Beta)
* Derek Hale † (Beta)
* Cora Hale (Beta)

**Second Generation**

* Laura Hale † (Alpha)
* Derek Hale (Beta)
* Peter Hale (Beta)

**Third Generation**

* Peter Hale (Alpha)
* Derek Hale (Beta; Formerly)
* Scott McCall (Beta; Formerly)

**Fourth Generation**

* Derek Hale (Alpha)
* Isaac Lahey (Beta)
* Erica Reyes † (Beta)
* Vernon Boyd † (Beta)
* Scott McCall (Beta; Briefly/Formerly)
* Hope Mikaelson (Beta; Briefly/Formerly)
* Peter Hale (Beta)
* Cora Hale (Beta)

### Affiliation

* Hale Family
* Mikaelson Family
* Satomi's Pack
* McCall Pack

### Location

* Beacon Hills, California

**The Hale Pack** was a centuries-old Werewolf pack that had been led by a number of different Alphas over the course of its existence, including (but not limited to) Talia Hale, Laura Hale, Peter Hale, and Derek Hale. The earliest known Alpha of the Hale Pack was Talia Hale, who led the pack during the late 20th and early 21st century until January 2005, when she and the majority of her family and pack were killed in the Hale House Fire set by Kate Argent and her cohorts.

Afterward, the status of Alpha fell to Talia's eldest daughter Laura, though whether she naturally inherited the Alpha spark upon Talia's death or gained the power through other means remains unknown. However, the only survivors of the fire were Laura, her younger brother Derek (who was at school with Laura at the time of the fire), Talia's younger brother Peter (who suffered 3rd degree burns over more than 75% of his body and had gone into a coma while his body slowly healed), and Laura and Derek's youngest sister Cora Hale (who was believed to have perished in the fire but who actually escaped and, believing her family to be completely dead, fled to South America), leaving Laura with no pack to lead.

As a result, the Hale Pack, though technically existent, was inactive until January 2011, when Laura was lured back to town upon receiving news that a deer was found dead with a spiral (the Werewolf symbol for revenge) burned into its fur, as she was interested in investigating the appearance of Werewolves in her hometown.

Peter, who had awakened from his coma but still needed more power to fully heal, was revealed to be the culprit when he killed her in the woods, absorbing her powers and becoming the Alpha himself. With his new power, Peter, knowing that he would need to increase his pack's numbers to be powerful enough to get his revenge against the arsonists who set the Hale House Fire, set his plan in motion by giving Scott McCall the Bite and turning him into a Werewolf. Despite the fact that he killed Laura, Peter still managed to briefly convince Derek that her death was an accident in order to get his nephew to aid him in his mission.

However, his reign as Alpha did not last long, as Scott informed Derek of the truth about Laura's death—Peter and his nurse, Jennifer, purposely lured Laura to Beacon Hills so he could steal her power. With help from Allison Argent, Stiles Stilinski, and Jackson Whittemore, Derek and Scott were able to defeat Peter, with Derek giving Peter the killing blow and taking his Alpha power for himself.

Derek's first act as Alpha was to give Jackson the Bite; however, though Derek did it under the guise of thanking him for his help in defeating Peter, in reality, he was hoping that it would kill him, as he saw Jackson as a liability. Unfortunately for Derek, Jackson immediately rejected him as an Alpha, insisting that he had his own agenda that didn't involve following Derek's orders and stating that Derek lacked "outstanding leadership qualities." He also began seemingly rejecting the bite, but it would eventually be revealed that, instead of turning into a Werewolf as intended, he had become a mutated shapeshifter known as a Kanima and quickly became subjugated under the control of his Kanima Master, Matt Daehler, rather than becoming a Hale Pack member.

Shortly after Peter's death, Derek heard rumors that the Alpha Pack was coming to Beacon Hills to see him upon learning that he, as the supposedly last living Hale, had ascended to Alpha. Knowing that they would try to recruit him to their ranks, Derek began building his own pack to stand against them by giving the teenagers Isaac Lahey, Erica Reyes, and Vernon Boyd the Bite, all while continuing to try to get Scott and his then girlfriend Hope Mikaelson, who both then were technically Omegas, to join them as well; although Isaac, Erica, and Boyd all eagerly joined Derek with no resistance, Scott continued to reject Derek as an Alpha as well, fearing that he would not be able to continue his relationship with Allison Argent if he was associated with Derek.

Derek's reign as Alpha was considered mediocre at best, with Alpha Pack members such as Kali and Ennis believing him to simply be the ringleader to a bunch of "stupid teenagers;" even former Hale Pack Druid Emissary Alan Deaton remarked that Derek was not a particularly competent Alpha, due mostly to the fact that he was so worried about the inevitable confrontation between his pack and the Alphas (as well as the threat of the Hunters) that he was only focused on gaining more power than he was developing genuine relationships with his Betas in order to bind them together as a pack.

After the Alpha Pack's arrival, Derek's pack was joined by the newly-resurrected Peter and his long-lost younger sister Cora Hale but the deaths of both Boyd and Erica and the defection of Isaac to the still-forming McCall Pack were serious blows to Derek's self-esteem and the pack as a whole. In the end, Derek sacrificed his Alpha spark to heal Hope from mistletoe, vervain, and wolfsbane poisoning, causing the dissolution of the Hale Pack.