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chapter 29

ผู้เขียน: KING Hope story
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Alma, still trembling before her father's inert body, raised a gaze blurred by pain and incomprehension towards the pack. Her voice, though broken, rose with unexpected strength.

— What happened?

Silence hung for a split second before Sylvara spoke, her voice filled with icy certainty.

"It's Kaelen," she declared bluntly. "He's behind all this."

The words fell heavily, echoing in Alma's mind like a slap. Her heart clenched, her breathing quickened, but before she could respond, Karl stepped forward.

"Kaelen didn't set foot in the forest last night," he protested.

Tensions immediately rose. Some of the wolves, those who had always opposed Ramba, rallied around Kaelen, their loyalty clearly displayed. Their support was solid, asserting that he was the rightful heir, that this was all just the natural course of events.

But Sylvara wasn't alone. A few wolves, though few in number, remained at her side, openly defying Kaelen and his followers. They knew their position was precarious
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  • Alma between two worlds   chapter 29

    Alma, still trembling before her father's inert body, raised a gaze blurred by pain and incomprehension towards the pack. Her voice, though broken, rose with unexpected strength. — What happened? Silence hung for a split second before Sylvara spoke, her voice filled with icy certainty. "It's Kaelen," she declared bluntly. "He's behind all this." The words fell heavily, echoing in Alma's mind like a slap. Her heart clenched, her breathing quickened, but before she could respond, Karl stepped forward. "Kaelen didn't set foot in the forest last night," he protested. Tensions immediately rose. Some of the wolves, those who had always opposed Ramba, rallied around Kaelen, their loyalty clearly displayed. Their support was solid, asserting that he was the rightful heir, that this was all just the natural course of events. But Sylvara wasn't alone. A few wolves, though few in number, remained at her side, openly defying Kaelen and his followers. They knew their position was precarious

  • Alma between two worlds   chapter 28

    Kaelen pushed open the cabin door, the pale glow of dawn filtering through the windows. He found Alma exactly where he'd left her, still enveloped in a fragile calm, far from the torment that had shaken her these past few days. He approached without hesitation, his voice calm but firm. — It's time. We must prepare to leave. Alma slowly raised her head, her eyes lighting up with a light he hadn't seen in a long time. A smile played on her lips, a smile that reflected much more than enthusiasm. She welcomed this announcement as a release, a return to what truly belonged to her. —Finally, she breathed, relieved. She stood up with renewed energy, almost impatient. She knew she wasn't simply returning to the forest; she was returning to be reborn, to become who she was meant to be, unfettered, unquestioned. Kaelen watched him for a moment before looking away. He said nothing more. He knew the path they were about to take today would mark a turning point. And for both of them, nothing

  • Alma between two worlds   chapter 27

    Kaelen charged through the forest, his muscles tense with exertion, his rapid breaths mingling with the howls he let out into the night. Each step shook the earth beneath him, each beat of his heart echoing like a war drum. He knew where he was going, and he knew what he had to do. But when he finally caught sight of Ramba's imposing figure, his momentum abruptly stopped. The great wolf wasn't alone. Another presence was there, motionless at his side, scanning the darkness with a piercing gaze. Sylvara. The old wolf, wise and observant, a creature Kaelen had always respected but whose intuition made him uneasy. He inhaled slowly, adjusting his pace, releasing the tension that was tightening his body. His steps became measured, calculated, and he stepped forward cautiously, his head slightly bowed to show his respect. When he was close enough, he bent his knees and bowed deeply to Ramba, his tone controlled despite the urgency he felt. "I come with good news," he said in a clear voi

  • Alma between two worlds   chapter 26

    — Where do you want to go? She inhaled slowly before letting go, with a conviction that surprised him: — In the forest. There, I'm not afraid of hurting others. Kaelen stared at her for a moment, analyzing the words. He could see what she was trying to express. This place, this cabin, these walls that held her back... everything was suffocating her. Here, she fought against who she was, against this nature she could not erase. In the forest, she didn't need to contain herself. He understood that better than anyone. But what she was asking for... What she was accepting by saying those words... Would change everything. And perhaps she didn't realize it yet. Kaelen looked at her for a moment, reading in her eyes the weariness, the impatience, and the visceral need to escape this place that oppressed her. He calmly explained to her that in two days, they would return to the forest, that everything would follow plan, that she only had to remain patient. Alma listened only to the end o

  • Alma between two worlds   chapter 25

    In the early morning, the neighborhood's alleyways were teeming with people. Everyone had gathered around the gigantic, stiff wolf lying on the ground, its fur still tinged with the night's dampness. The ordinary hunters, proud of their supposed victory, boasted without restraint. "We got him, that monster was only a matter of time," one of them said, tapping his rifle. "He was fast, but not fast enough for us," another added. The stories grew increasingly glorious, each person embellishing their role in this supposed hunt. The villagers applauded them, relieved to finally be rid of the threat. But in the shadows of an alleyway, Kaelen watched the scene silently. He had managed to divert attention, but something gnawed at him. This wasn't their victory. This wasn't a triumph, just an illusion he had woven. And he knew that this lie, however well orchestrated, would eventually collapse. Alma stood behind Kaelen, her gaze fixed on the scene unfolding before her. The villagers, stil

  • Alma between two worlds   chapter 24

    Kaelen walked deeper into the forest, his body moving fluidly in his wolf form. Every step was calculated, every breath deep. He knew he had to act quickly, find a way to distract the hunters before they got too close. The leaves rustled in the wind, the smell of damp soil filled the air. As he moved forward, movement caught his attention.Another wolf, obviously from a more peaceful pack, stood there, observing him without hostility. Kaelen stopped, raising his head slightly in respect. The wolf approached slowly and greeted him, his gaze calm and calm.“Are you hunting tonight?” he asked with almost familiar simplicity.Kaelen thought for a moment before nodding.— Yes. I need something to distract the humans.The wolf tilted his head slightly, intrigued but not trying to ask too many questions.—Then let's hunt together.Kaelen observed his interlocutor. He wasn't threatening; his energy was calm, almost soothing. Perhaps this impromptu alliance would be useful to him. He nodded.T

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