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Penulis: Amcol
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-02-24 00:05:56

I reached out, my fingers trembling as they brushed the leather cover. The scent of wildflowers and ozone was so strong it made my head spin. Unlike the other floating books, this one sat heavy and grounded on the pedestal, as if it were the anchor for the entire room.

The title was embossed in a regal, ancient script: "How to Mute Your Change's Resonance and How to Detect Another Change."

"It’s exactly what the Queens said we needed," Sol whispered, leaning over my shoulder. "A way to move w
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  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   Aella POV - A path

    Aella POV A soft glow appeared beneath my feet. I looked down. A path of light traced itself across the floor, forming a line that stretched forward into the hallway. A second later, arrows appeared along it—comic, almost playful, pointing the way forward. I glanced at Chaos, but he said nothing. He only watched me, as if this was something I had to choose on my own. So I followed. Each step I took made the light pulse softly beneath me, guiding me forward. We passed a wide staircase that curved upward, wrapped in pale blue and gray tones that felt strangely familiar, like something I would have chosen myself. The arrows didn’t stop. They turned upward. We climbed to the second floor, and the moment my foot touched the last step, the hallway shifted subtly, as if it had been waiting for me to arrive. Doors lined both sides, silent and still. One of them opened slightly as I approached. I stopped. The plaque beside it shimmered faintly. King Aella and King Sol. My breath

  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   Sol POV Back home

    SOL POV I collapsed onto the floor the moment we arrived. Everything hit me at once. The separation. The weight. The silence. My hands trembled slightly as I tried to steady my breathing. Order stood beside me, unchanged, composed, as if nothing we had just done had shaken him in the slightest. I looked up at him, frustration and confusion burning through the exhaustion. “What was that?” I demanded, my voice rough. “Those offices… that place—” I pushed myself up slightly, running a hand through my hair. “The spirit realm functions like a company?” I continued, disbelief clear in my tone. “Processing souls, paperwork, protocols… what the hell was that?” Order did not answer immediately. I let out a breath and shook my head. “And if that’s how it works,” I added, looking straight at him now, “then what does it need a King for?” The question lingered in the air. “I have too many questions.” The void remained quiet for a moment, as if even it was listenin

  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   Sol POV- The spirit King 3

    “If I do this…” I said slowly, my voice steady despite the weight of the moment, “you tell me everything.” Maxwell nodded immediately. I tightened my hold on the chains. “What does Elías plan to do with my son?” The words felt strange. Heavy. Real. Maxwell inhaled sharply, as if even answering that question carried a cost. “Your son…” he began, his voice quieter now, more careful, “will be the first Void Heir to ever exist.” The lake behind him rippled. “Which means…” he continued, lifting his gaze to meet mine, “that even now, he carries the full power of the void in his veins.” My chest tightened. Power. Too much power. Too early. Maxwell swallowed. “To activate that power…” he said, his voice dropping lower, “if Elías cannot mate Aella…” A pause. “He can use your son instead.” The chains flared brighter. “How?” I demanded. Maxwell didn’t hesitate. “He will drain the void through him.” Silence fell. Heavy. Final. “The child would act as a conduit,” Maxwell

  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   Sol POV- The spirit King 2

    Maxwell took a deep breath. For a moment, he looked… human. “In every other future, Sol… every one,” he said, his voice heavy with something close to regret, “Elías takes Aella as his mate.” My grip on the chains tightened. “Some forcibly,” Maxwell continued. “Some… he wins her over.” His lips twitched slightly. “With his charm.” Something dark stirred in my chest. “He intends to take her,” Maxwell went on, his voice gaining strength as if the truth itself fueled him. “To make her his Queen.” The lake behind him rippled. “Because once he mates the Queen…” he said, his eyes locking onto mine, “he becomes the Void’s King again.” The words settled heavily. “And that’s not even the worst part,” Maxwell added, his expression hardening. “He doesn’t want to rule it.” A pause. “He wants to drain it.” My jaw tightened. “To create what he calls a ‘perfect world,’” Maxwell said, his voice turning bitter. “A world where there are no alphas, no betas, no gammas.” The chains burne

  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   Sol POV - The spirit king

    Sol POV The world shifted around us, but not like the void. It wasn’t silent or still. This place was alive. Color burst into existence the moment we arrived, vivid and overwhelming, as if reality itself had been painted with too much intensity. We stood at the edge of a vast lake, its surface shimmering like liquid light, reflecting a sky that didn’t feel entirely real. It stretched endlessly, layered in ways that made it impossible to tell where it began or ended. And we weren’t alone. Thousands of figures moved around us—men, women, children. Souls. Some walked slowly toward the water, others stood still, as if waiting for something they didn’t understand. Maxwell collapsed to his knees the moment we arrived. The chains held him in place, but his body reacted violently, as if the realm itself rejected him. Even I felt it. My chest tightened, and for a moment, breathing became difficult, like the air itself was heavier here, pressing against me, testing me. But I held on. Fo

  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   SOL POV - Holding the Line

    Sol POV I didn’t look away from Maxwell. Even as the monsters closed and the ground trembled beneath their uneven steps. My power surged outward, controlled, deliberate. Golden light shot from my hands, forming chains that snapped into place around the remaining creatures. One by one, they were locked down, restrained mid-lunge, their bodies jerking violently as they fought against the hold. “Marcus. Linus. Commanders—” I said, my voice steady despite everything. “End them.” There was no hesitation. No questions. They moved. The sound of battle erupted behind me—steel, claws, power colliding against broken bodies that should have never existed in the first place. But I didn’t turn. Maxwell struggled against the chains, his movements growing more frantic by the second. “Let me go!” he snarled. “You don’t understand what you’re doing—” “I understand perfectly,” I cut him off. He wouldn’t die. Not like this. Not again. A shift in the air. I felt them before I saw them.

  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   The help

    The transition from the helipad to the Grand Hall was a study in silence and steel. As Pamela and I walked through the corridors of the West Wing, the scent of fresh paint and expensive floor wax followed us. Every surface now bore the subtle, embossed watermark of the Silver Pack. We arrived at t

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  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   Neighbors

    That night, the Silver Tower penthouse was alive with the glow of data and the thrill of a hunt. I had ended the seminar with a final, high-stakes bait. "I’ve given you the rules of the Acting Method," I told the hundreds of faces on the screen. "Now, here is the final challenge for the

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  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   last minute questions

    The massive doors closed behind us with a deep, echoing thud. The sound rolled through the halls like distant thunder. Inside, the castle was enormous. The ceilings stretched impossibly high above us, supported by black stone pillars carved with symbols I didn’t recognize. Long corridors branche

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  • Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King   You may rise

    The courtyard was silent. Too silent. For a moment I thought we had arrived somewhere abandoned. Then the shadows began to move. Figures stepped out from the edges of the courtyard, from beneath archways, from the spaces between pillars and stairways. They weren’t fully solid. They looked lik

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