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Chapter One Hundred and Seventy One
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Alpha Rex. Chapter One Hundred and Seventy One
(Rex’s POV)The footsteps echoed through the Heart.Slow.Steady.Unhurried.Whoever was coming wasn’t afraid.The chamber fell completely silent. Even Eira stopped speaking.Another step.Then another.The cold spread across the floor, chasing away the warmth that had welcomed Orion and the others only moments before.Darius raised his sword.“Stay behind me.”“No,” I replied, stepping in front of Isabella instead. “I’ll protect her.”Darius glanced at me for a second before giving a small nod.“I expected you to say that.”The footsteps stopped.A tall figure appeared at the entrance of the chamber.He wore a long black coat that almost touched the ground. His silver hair rested against his shoulders, and his face looked surprisingly young despite the calm wisdom in his grey eyes.There was no weapon in his hands.Yet everyone instinctively became tense.Orion’s face turned pale.“It can’t be…”The man smiled faintly.“It’s been a long time, Orion.”“You should be dead.”“So should y
Alpha Rex. Chapter One Hundred and Seventy
Hii dear readers, it's your fav author here. Hope you're doing well. I'd like to use this opportunity to thank you for your constant support and love towards this novel, I really appreciate it. Kindly do well to rate and support with gems 💎 if you have any. Thank you very much 😘☺️(Isabella’s POV) - BONUS CHAPTER No one spoke for several long seconds. The golden light slowly faded, leaving the chamber glowing with a soft warmth that felt almost welcoming. The Heart had never greeted anyone before. Not like this. The old man looked around the room with a gentle smile. “It remembers us,” he said quietly. Lyra was still staring at him. “I watched you die.” “You watched what everyone was meant to believe,” the old man replied calmly. “I disappeared because I had to.” Astra crossed her arms. “I think everyone here deserves an explanation.” The old man chuckled softly. “I expected that.” He leaned on his wooden staff and looked at the three people beside him. “My name is O
Alpha Rex. One Hundred and Sixty Nine
(Rex’s POV) Three days passed. At least, that was what we thought. Time inside the Heart was strange. The sun never rose or set, yet somehow we knew time was moving. We slept when we were tired, ate the food Lyra managed to create with the Heart’s energy, and talked more than we fought. It almost felt… normal. Almost. Eira kept learning. Every day, it asked questions. Simple questions. “What is trust?” “Why do humans smile?” “What makes silence comfortable instead of frightening?” Some questions made us laugh. Some made us think. Some were impossible to answer. One morning, Astra was teaching Eira about music. “You don’t listen with just your ears,” she explained. “You listen with your heart too.” Eira stayed quiet for several seconds. “My awareness does not contain a heart.” Astra smiled. “It doesn’t have to.” That confused Eira even more. Isabella laughed softly. “It’s just an expression.” “I am learning humans use many expressions that are not literal.” “Y
Alpha Rex. Chapter One Hundred and Sixty Eight
(Isabella’s POV) Everything felt quieter now, but not empty. It was the kind of quiet that happens after a storm finally realizes it doesn’t need to keep proving it has power. The Heart was still here. The void was still here. We were still here. But something important had changed. Nothing was fighting for existence anymore. Eira’s presence stayed woven into the space around us, but it no longer felt like pressure. It felt like awareness that had learned how to stay still without breaking everything around it. Rex was still holding my hand. I noticed that first. Not the Heart. Not the void. Not even Lyra or Astra. Him. Because for the first time, I could actually feel my own body again without it being pulled in ten different directions at once. I looked at him briefly. He didn’t say anything. He didn’t need to. That alone made my chest feel lighter. Lyra stood a few steps away, her arms slightly lowered now. Like her body had forgotten what it meant to be ready for di
Alpha Rex. Chapter One Hundred and Sixty Seven
(Isabella’s POV) The word “continue” should’ve felt simple. It didn’t. It felt like standing at the edge of something that finally stopped pretending to be a cliff and started becoming a path instead—but a path no one had mapped before. The Heart responded to the void’s choice in subtle ways now. No shaking. No fractures. Just adjustment. Like a living thing learning how to carry a new idea inside itself without tearing. Eira’s presence stayed steady, woven through everything, not as an intrusion anymore, but as part of the structure. Rex stood beside me, silent, still holding my hand. Not tighter. Not looser. Just there. That mattered more than I could explain. Lyra was watching the center of everything like she was afraid to miss the moment it changed again. Astra had moved closer to her without realizing it, like instinct was pulling her toward the only person here who understood how wrong everything used to be. And the elderly woman… she looked almost calm now. L
Alpha Rex. Chapter One Hundred and Sixty Six
(Rex’s POV) The question didn’t echo. It settled. That was the strange part. Normally, inside the Heart, words behaved like impact points. They hit something, triggered reaction, changed direction. But this question didn’t do that. It didn’t strike anything. It spread. Like ink through still water. If I am not collapsing… what am I becoming? The Heart itself seemed to pause around it, not in fear this time, but in attention so deep it almost felt like stillness had weight. Isabella didn’t answer immediately. Neither did Lyra. Neither did Astra. Even the elderly woman stayed quiet, her eyes narrowed slightly, like she was watching a new law of existence being tested in real time. Eira’s presence remained steady. Not pushing. Not retreating. Just there. Listening. For the first time, I realized something unsettling about it. It wasn’t waiting for control anymore. It was waiting for understanding. Isabella finally spoke, her voice careful but steady. “You’re not bec
Alpha Rex. Chapter Sixty Eight
The days that followed were quieter than anyone expected. Not peaceful, Blackthorn had learned not to trust peace too easily but steadier. Patrols moved in careful rotations. Scouts watched the northern ridge constantly. The sky remained whole. And the rifts did not return. But the feeling of be
Alpha Rex. Chapter Sixty Six
The sky did not split again. It only… shimmered. Like a scar still deciding whether it wanted to reopen. By nightfall, the rift had sealed completely. No more tremors. No more tearing light. The air still felt different—charged, thinner somehow—but calm had returned to Blackthorn territory.
Alpha Rex. Chapter Sixty Four
***Earlier after the clash*** The war didn’t continue that night. It ended in exhaustion. Not because anyone had won but because something bigger had paused the board. By the time the courtyard cleared, the moon had climbed high and the stronghold felt hollowed out. Wolves moved quietly, ca
Alpha Rex. Chapter Fifty Seeven
By dawn, the elders had gathered again. Not to talk. To judge. “She destabilizes the pack,” Elder Marris said, his voice thin but firm. “You saw what happened. The wards bent around her. The creatures came for her. This is no longer theory.” Rex remained seated in the Alpha’s chair, black stone
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