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The dark clouds loomed above the jagged cliffs where the magical wall shimmered like a silver dome, cloaking the island that imprisoned Serena. The sea thrashed violently against the shore, waves crashing like furious drumbeats of a war long awaited. The witch Ysolde stood between the gathered warriors, her cloak billowing as she completed the last chant of the spell. Her voice, ethereal and sharp, echoed through the thick air, slicing into the fabric of magic that guarded the cursed island.

As she whispered the final incantation, a crack formed in the luminous wall—small, fleeting, but enough for one to pass.

“He must go now!” Ysolde cried, her voice urgent. “Only one—only the strongest.”

Everyone turned to Alexandro.

Without hesitation, the Alpha King shed his robe and stepped forward. His eyes burned with conviction, the winds howling around him as if answering his call. The others—Kiara, Jacob, Edward, Nivera, Valerian, and even Serena’s father—watched in silence, holding their br
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  • Alpha Alexander   124

    The stars shimmered high above, scattered like jewels across a velvet sky, but it was the moon that dominated the heavens that night—bright, round, and cloaked in a halo of soft silver. Serena stood quietly by the shore, her feet half-sunk in the cool sand, her long hair drifting in the sea breeze. The ocean whispered secrets only the tide could understand, and in that solitude, Serena tilted her head toward the moon.She whispered her thoughts into the wind—not with desperation, but with reverence. Her heart was calm for the first time in what felt like an eternity. But she wasn’t just seeking peace. She was calling out to the one being who had been at the root of her bloodline’s power—the Moon Goddess.“I know you were there,” Serena said quietly, her voice barely rising above the hush of the waves. “That power I used… it wasn’t all mine. It couldn’t have been.”For a moment, nothing happened. The wind stilled. The waves paused. Even the stars seemed to hold their breath. Then, with

  • Alpha Alexander   123

    The aftermath of the battle left the sky overcast and the air eerily still, as if the world itself was holding its breath. The once powerful island fortress, the throne of Solmyra and Maeron’s terror, now stood quiet—its spell-forged walls flickering in broken light. Amidst the silence, Alexandro stood tall, his arm wrapped protectively around Serena’s shoulders. Though weakened and bruised, his presence was unwavering. In his eyes was a determination carved from love, battle, and agony.“This ends now,” Alexandro said as he turned to face Maeron and Solmyra—defeated but alive. “You will not die, but you will not be free.”Maeron, though restrained and bleeding, laughed bitterly, “You don’t have the heart to do what’s needed.”“I do,” Alexandro said firmly. “But I also know there’s a fate worse than death.”Serena stepped forward, her long hair flowing with the breeze, her eyes still glimmering faintly with the power that had surged through her just hours ago. Her soul felt heavier no

  • Alpha Alexander   122

    The battle within the chamber was like no other the island had ever seen. Magic sizzled through the air, clashing against steel and howls, leaving the scent of scorched stone and ancient blood hanging heavy in the suffocating chamber. The walls trembled as if the island itself had grown weary of holding so much hatred and darkness within its bounds.Serena stood at the center of it all, glowing with a light not born of this world. Her wolf, Nene, had fully awakened within her—feral and majestic, divine and merciless. Power pulsed from her body in waves, like a second heartbeat, loud and resonating. Her white hair whipped around her like a stormcloud, her silver eyes lit with blinding resolve.Solmyra, now older, fragile, and withered by the reversed ritual, trembled beneath Serena’s presence. Still, she raised her staff in a last attempt to strike. But Serena had already moved. With speed even her wolf form couldn’t match, she leapt forward, grabbing the staff mid-air, shattering it i

  • Alpha Alexander   121

    The island trembled beneath the force of rising chaos. The sea, once calm around its edges, now churned in defiance, as if it too rejected the darkness festering at the center of the land. On the shore, just beyond the veil of Solmyra’s ancient wall of magic, a group of determined warriors prepared for what might be their final stand.Ysolde stood at the front, her weathered palms pressed against the invisible barrier. Her eyes were shut, lips moving in a silent chant that called upon the elements, the Moon Goddess, and every sliver of knowledge she had collected in her long years. Beside her, Valerian’s expression was carved from stone—cold, composed, but fierce with restrained energy. His sword, sheathed in celestial silver, pulsed with faint magic. Behind him, Nivera’s silver hair flowed wildly in the wind, her eyes glowing faintly with ocean-blue light, her voice rising with power as she called upon the currents and sea spirits that once obeyed her freely."We’re close," Ysolde sa

  • Alpha Alexander   120

    Maeron burst into the chamber like a shadow breaking through light, the deep swirl of his robe trailing behind him as the chaotic energy still lingered in the air like a storm’s aftermath. His sharp eyes scanned the ruined space—runes scorched into silence, ritual markings smeared with streaks of blood and magic. The scent of burning herbs hung thick, mixed with the iron tinge of silver and sweat. At the center of it all, a sight he never anticipated: Solmyra, collapsed against the stone, her body twitching, her youthful face now gone, the skin sunken and brittle, her hands clawing at the floor like a desperate creature.Maeron froze.His entire presence, once commanding and unnerving, momentarily faltered as he took in the truth of what had happened. The woman he had ruled beside for centuries, the witch who had conquered realms with whispers and hexes, was now writhing like a forgotten wretch. Her face was gaunt, her eyes sunken, her hair thinning into a cloud of dry strands. The il

  • Alpha Alexander   119

    Solmyra had never feared anyone—not gods, not kings, not creatures born of shadow or sea. She had drained armies of their magic, bent centuries to her will, and prolonged her existence beyond mortal time. But at this moment, suspended in the air by a force that defied every ancient law she knew, she was afraid. Her feet dangled helplessly, silver-lined fingers clawing at an invisible grip clamped around her throat. Serena stood below her, backlit by a storm of pulsing light, her hair unbound and whipping with an unseen wind, her body radiating a power older than time, fierce and unrelenting.Serena’s eyes had shifted—no longer their usual expressive softness. They were lit from within, glowing with divine silver. They weren't just the eyes of a wolf; they weren’t even the eyes of a goddess. They were something beyond comprehension. Something no one had ever seen. Not even Solmyra, who had lived for nearly a thousand years.“You wanted to steal from me,” Serena’s voice echoed, distorte

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