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Chapter 20: The Weight Of The Crown

Author: Ohana
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-08 20:14:31

Kyril's POV

The room was heavy with tension. That kind that even the thickest marble walls of the Grant Tower couldn't contain.

The Council chamber glowed with muted amber light, shadows playing along the long table where mother sat. High ranking warriors, elders, and my beta, all took their respective positions.

I sat at the end, my fingers steepled, and my eyes half-lidded as voices clashed around me.

“–security must be tightened immediately,” one of the warriors barked. "The rogues are expanding their raids!"

"No!" another burly man with a scarred jaw roared, leaning forward. "We should use this opportunity to strike Frostpeak while they're weakened."

" The rogues have already done half the work!" Another warrior commented, in support of the burly one.

Several warriors nodded to this idea. But Mother was against it.

"We don't move on an Alpha who just lost his warriors," she said coldly. "That's dishonorable, and besides, my late husband was a close ally to the late Alpha of Fr
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