I never wanted a mate. Not in a world where power meant everything, where the strong ruled and the weak were nothing but pawns. But fate had other plans for me—dark, twisted, and utterly unforgiving. The Alpha King, Lyran, was a legend among werewolves—a beast in battle and an insatiable conqueror in bed. His touch was both a blessing and a curse, The Alpha King, looked into my eyes passionately, Drew me closer by his side, till I get really wet. He began to advance very quickly by dipping his hands into my drilling wet pussy, that made me squirt crazily and hummed without limits. Oh shit, I was his mate, Alpha Lyran, had so many Lycans, and Omegas as his sexual slaves, but his name alone made Luna queens and Omegas drop to their knees. He was ruthless, powerful, and untamed. But he had never met someone like me. For five years, I hid in the shadows, biding my time, sharpening my hatred. My parents were murdered in the brutal war between Lord Nazgus and the sorcerer king, Maharajah. I was only seventeen when everything was taken from me. And now, in the Greko Pack—a kingdom split into seven districts where power decides who lives and who dies—I am nothing more than prey. Until Alpha Lyran claims me. He believes I am just another Omega, a plaything to be used and discarded. He has no idea the monster he has chained to his bed. Because I am no ordinary shifter. I am the last of my kind—the deadliest of them all. A creature feared even in whispered legends. A Wereraven and a Lycan hybrid. And when I rise, not even the Alpha King himself will be able to tame me.
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Adolfa's POV
What the hell? I mistakenly collided with one of the Lycans in Greko Pack. A sharp pain shot through my head instantly. That Lycan was formidable—like Alpha Lyran. One of the pack's warriors, he held a long, sharp, double-edged sword in his hands, staring at me menacingly.
Meto was a dangerous Lycan, but his disregard for certain Alphas in the secluded area of Greko had already earned him punishment. His sister, Luna Celeste, known for her beauty and commanding presence, rushed forward just as he was about to receive judgment.
Alpha Lyran, unfazed, announced in a cold, unwavering voice, "This will be a public punishment. Move aside, you filthy Wereraven."
His words dripped with disdain. I felt a pang of sympathy for Meto as his sister pleaded for mercy, but Alpha Lyran had already made up his mind.
Swallowing my fear, I stepped forward. "Alpha Lyran—"
A low growl rumbled from his throat, silencing me instantly. His piercing gaze sent shivers down my spine, but I couldn't back down.
"He meant no disrespect. Please, spare him and don’t strip him of his rank."
Before I could utter another word, his sword slashed across my waist. A sharp, searing pain tore through me, and I gasped, struggling for breath.
I staggered backward, blood seeping from my wound. The world blurred as I clutched my side, desperate to stop the bleeding. My vision swam, but I could still sense Alpha Lyran’s presence looming over me. He reached for me, his grip firm, his strength undeniable.
Everything around me faded as darkness consumed my senses.
I woke to the weight of heavy chains binding my wrists and ankles. My body ached, my strength nearly depleted from the wound in my side. The metallic scent of my own blood filled the air, making me nauseous.
I forced my eyes open to find myself inside the grand council chamber, a vast auditorium lined with imposing stone pillars and rows of high-ranking Lycans and Lunas. The tension in the air was thick enough to cut with a knife.
Alpha Lyran stood at the front, his towering presence impossible to ignore. His golden eyes burned with an intensity that sent a fresh wave of fear through me.
"This is what happens to anyone who oversteps their boundaries without understanding their place. Do you understand?" His voice was sharp, slicing through the silence like a blade.
A chorus of voices filled the chamber.
"Yes, Alpha Lyran!"
My heart pounded. I tried to move, but pain shot through my body, pinning me in place. Blood dripped from a wound on my side where I had been struck. I bit my lip, stifling a cry.
Just then, Luna Prese approached, a cruel smile playing at her lips. She was notorious in Greko for her cold demeanor and ruthless methods. The silver syringe she held in her delicate fingers glistened under the dim torchlight, making my breath hitch.
"This will make it easier for you," she said smoothly, her voice laced with false sweetness. But I knew the truth—Luna Prese had a reputation. Many had not survived her so-called treatments, their deaths conveniently chalked up to unavoidable consequences. And now, I was next.
I tried to move, to protest, but my body was too weak. My vision blurred, and my head lolled to the side.
"Adolfa."
A voice called my name. I struggled to focus, to see through the haze clouding my vision. The room felt like it was spinning, my breathing shallow and labored.
I turned weakly, barely able to lift my hand, as I tried to make out the figure standing over me. My heart ached, my body screamed in pain, and my spirit hung by a thread. My life had always been full of hardship, and right now, there seemed to be no way out.
My name is Adolfa Ray. I'm 21 years old, with long, light brown hair and a life filled with sorrow. My past is riddled with suffering, and now, I stand at the precipice of a fate I never could have imagined.
The large doors of the council chamber creaked open, and I was forced inside. The grand auditorium was filled with hundreds of onlookers, their eyes heavy with judgment. My shackles clanked as I stumbled forward, my legs barely able to hold my weight.
Alpha Lyran’s voice boomed through the hall, cold and merciless.
"This is what happens to those who overstep their boundaries. Do you understand?"
A thunderous chorus of agreement rumbled through the crowd. Fear clenched around my heart like an iron vice.
Meto was nowhere in sight.
Two guards seized my arms, pulling me forward. My body screamed in protest, but I bit back the pain. I would not show weakness.
I had endured worse before, and I would endure this too.
I lifted my chin, meeting Alpha Lyran’s gaze with defiance. Whatever punishment lay ahead, I would not break.
I am Adolfa Ray. Nothing will ever break my spirit, my spirit is stronger than my body, and I have endured horrors that would break a lesser soul. My life has been filled with trials, with suffering
, and now—
Now, I must face my fate. And nothing will ever stop me.
Chapter 31Adolfa's POVI ran through the forest, my wasn't at rest. The night was dark, and the trees whispered secrets I couldn't understand. Behind me, the sounds of battle faded, but the pain in my chest remained. Rensin had sacrificed himself so I could escape. I had to keep moving.The Raven Portal shimmered ahead, a swirling vortex of black and purple light. It pulsed with energy, calling to me. I hesitated for a moment, remembering Rensin's last words."Go, Adolfa. Save yourself."I stepped into the portal, and the world around me vanished.---I emerged in a different forest, one unfamiliar and eerie. The trees here were taller, their branches intertwining to block out the moonlight. The air was thick with mist, and the ground was damp beneath my feet.I took a deep breath, trying to steady myself. I was alone now, truly alone. But I couldn't afford to dwell on that. I had to find shelter and figure out my next move.As I walked, I noticed strange markings on the trees—symbol
Chapter 30Rane's POVThe moon was high in the sky, casting a soft white light over the forest. Leaves rustled quietly around me as I ran through the trees. Every step I took was careful and fast. I had a mission from Lord Ugarh. A serious one. I couldn’t fail again. I had already messed up once, and I didn’t have time to do it again.In my hand, I held a sealed message. I pulled it close to my chest. The parchment was marked with Ugarh’s crest. It glowed slightly, a sign of the blood magic sealed inside. It was dangerous. If it fell into the wrong hands—especially the foxes—everything Ugarh planned would be ruined.And it would be my fault.I ran faster.The trees opened up a little as I got closer to the ridge. That’s when I stopped.Too late.They were already waiting.Six of them.Tall. Lean. Their bodies looked human, but they were covered in fur. Their eyes glowed orange, like small fires. These weren’t regular foxes. They were Spirit Foxes—fighters from the darkest parts of the
Chapter 29Azanlin's POVAs Azanlin stepped out from the glowing veil of the spirit portal, he breathed hard, tired to the bone. The air around him crackled with old power, still humming from his journey. The twin protection spells he had placed over Lord Ugarh's kingdom and his own land still glowed faintly. That meant they held strong. A small but important win.The sky above looked clearer than before. The haunting whispers from the Spirit Realm were gone. He stood on the burned plateau where it all began. The air still carried the smell of ash and spirit magic. His escape had come at a cost.Footsteps rushed across the hard ground. "Azanlin!" a familiar voice called.Lord Ugarh, dressed in his battle robe, walked up fast, hope in his eyes. When their eyes met, his hope turned into shock, then relief."You're alive. Thank the spirits," Ugarh said, gripping his shoulder tight."Barely," Azanlin muttered. His voice was rough from the hot winds of the portal.Ugarh looked up at the sk
Chapter 28Rensin's POVI laid Adolfa gently on the bed of enchanted feathers. Her breath was soft, almost silent. The ritual of slumber had worked. For now, her spirit rested, safe and untouched by the chaos above. The darkness of the Greko Pack, the madness of Alpha Lyran, and the burning hatred of Luna Prese were too dangerous for her in this moment. She needed to stay hidden, asleep, sealed from both mortal and spirit interference.I kissed her forehead and whispered, "Forgive me. I must leave. But I will return."With a final glance, I turned to the sacred runes drawn across the floor, their glowing marks pulsing with spirit energy. I closed my eyes and placed my palm at the center. The ancient words fell from my lips, and a blinding vortex of golden light swirled beneath me.My soul lifted from my body.The Spirit World welcomed me with a violent pull. My surroundings twisted and dissolved into the shimmering void. It felt like falling through light and shadow all at once. Every
Chapter 27Prese's POVThe sun hadn't even touched the edge of the sky when I stepped out of my chambers, dressed in the shortest skirt I owned. Skimpy, black, and hugging my curves like a second skin. My blouse was practically sheer, leaving nothing to the imagination. My lips were painted a dark red, and my hair flowed like a storm behind me. Every step I took echoed with intent. Today, I would get what I wanted.Alpha Lyran.For years, I had devoted myself to him. From childhood to adulthood, I stood by him, supported him, worshipped him. He was power. He was fire. He was everything. And yet, he remained cold to me, untouched by my beauty, my loyalty, my body.But not today.I entered the war chamber, hips swaying, eyes locked on him. He sat at the far end, going through reports, barely looking up. I sauntered toward him and bent just enough for my blouse to dip dangerously low. "Alpha Lyran," I purred.He didn’t look up."You work too hard," I whispered, placing a hand on his shou
Chapter 26Alpha Lyran's POVThe moonlight came through the high windows of the northern place of Greko Pack, casting huge glow on the blood-stained floor. I was still breathing hard. I stood over the shaking body of the WereFox girl. Her copper-colored hair stuck to her sweaty face. Her limbs twitched, weak and worn.She had satisfied me—better than most. But that wasn't enough."You reminded me of her," I said, kneeling beside her. I touched the bruises on her hips. She flinched. "Adolfa. But you’re not her."She didn’t reply. Her lips shook."Look at me."Slowly, her eyes, full of fear and pain, met mine."Did she send you?"She shook her head. That was enough for me.I stood, pulled the dagger from my thigh, and stabbed her in the chest.Her body arched once. Then she was still.I wiped the blade on her torn clothes. Another ghost gone.The guards waited outside. "Burn the body. And bring me the list of every slave who has talked to Adolfa.""Yes, Alpha."I walked to the dark cham
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