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Captured

Author: Just_prince
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-06 05:17:39

I never thought I'd see the world outside Setvastl like this.

When I dreamt of leaving, it was supposed to be with excitement in my chest and wind in my hair. I imagined palaces with towering spires, oceans stretching farther than eyes could see, and bustling cities glowing at night. But all of that was stolen the moment I opened my eyes to cold steel walls, the stink of dampness, and the weight of chains on my wrists.

I was underground now—held by people I didn’t understand, for reasons I didn’t know. The Ukrainian soldiers barely spoke to me. They only watched, herded, and locked me away like I was something dangerous. Like I was a threat. Me? A girl whose entire world had just been blown to pieces?

There were no windows in my cell. Just four thick walls and the faint, bitter drip of rusted pipes. The darkness wasn’t just around me—it had seeped inside. I didn’t cry. I didn’t scream. What was the point?

But then, I heard her.

A quiet hum. At first, I thought I was imagining it—anoth
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  • Remnants of Alpha's blood    The Hunt begins

    Smoke and ash erupted from the shattered doorway like a volcanic scream. The force of the explosion hurled debris across the chamber in violent bursts, each chunk striking the walls with bone-deep impacts that echoed like thunder. I barely had time to brace myself before the shockwave surged outward, slamming into me like a tidal wave made of pressure and heat.Then came silence.A heavy, unnatural stillness that hung in the air like the breath before a scream.From the darkness beyond the fractured threshold, something vast began to move.It was difficult to make out through the haze, but its presence was undeniable. It wasn’t just that it blocked the light, it devoured it. The rune-lit chamber dimmed instantly, the symbols sputtering as though gasping for breath. A suffocating aura of malice rolled in like fog. Ancient. Hungry. A predator that had waited eons to feast.Luthor’s voice rang out, sharp and commanding. “Stay behind me!”My instincts obeyed even as every fiber in my body

  • Remnants of Alpha's blood    Becoming

    I couldn't sleep.Even after Clora returned with water and left again without a word, and even after Luthor stayed silently near the cracked wall, I lay awake with every nerve trembling. The fire had been put out, but something in me still burned. The pulse. The voices. The sensation of my body no longer belonging to me.I was scared.More than scared. Terrified.Because whatever had happened today it wasn’t over. Something had begun. Something that refused to be caged again.When morning came, Luthor didn’t speak much. He gave me a plain robe, helped me wrap my burned hands, and guided me through stone corridors to a sealed chamber deep beneath the Keep. The air was cold, but thick with old power. I could taste it in my teeth.The chamber had runes etched into every surface glowing faintly, like the heartbeat of something ancient slumbering beneath the stone.“This place is shielded,” Luthor said. “No eyes. No ears. No judgment. Just the truth.”I stood in the center, heart hammering

  • Remnants of Alpha's blood    When the Alpha awaken

    The night was a haze of static and dreams I couldn’t separate from memory. I woke drenched in sweat, breath heaving, the sheets tangled around my legs like vines. I had dreamed of a field of bones and a moon that bled. I had heard voices chanting in a language older than time and seen myself standing in the center, crowned in fire.By the time dawn painted the sky in gold and bruised pink, I was already sitting up, cold and wide-eyed.I didn’t want tea. I didn’t want breakfast. I wanted answers.Clora knocked on the door gently, her presence quiet and respectful as always. “My lady? Are you awake?”My fingers twitched.“Yes,” I said. But my voice came out wrong. Too low. Too calm.She opened the door and stepped in with a folded tunic in her arms. “Sir Luthor asked for you to meet him in his room after you’ve eaten. He said…”But then she stopped.Her eyes met mine. I saw the flicker of fear return. She stepped closer. “My lady… are you… feeling well?”I was about to answer when someth

  • Remnants of Alpha's blood    Rising of the Alpha

    By the time the wind settled, I could hardly stand.The stones in the clearing faded to dull gray, the glow retreating like the spirit’s presence had simply… blinked out of existence. But something inside me remained lit, like a second heartbeat had been turned on. It thudded behind my ribs, unfamiliar and restless.Luthor watched me quietly, the way someone watches a creature they’ve only read about in forgotten books.“You’re changed,” he said finally.I nodded. “I feel it.”He led me to a flat stretch of earth beyond the stones. The trees here grew in a wide circle, and in their center lay a design carved into the dirt. Ancient symbols spiraling outward like a ritual map.“This is where we begin,” Luthor said. “Your blood has answered the realm. But power without control is just destruction waiting to happen.”I stepped into the circle. The air shifted. It felt denser, like magic still lingered from centuries past.Luthor stood across from me. “Breathe. Listen to your pulse. Then r

  • Remnants of Alpha's blood    The awaken wind

    When morning came, the light bled softly through the windowpanes, casting warm gold upon the stone walls. I stirred first, still nestled against Luthor, our arms tangled in the quiet aftermath of the night before. His hold was steady, protective. I felt the rhythm of his heartbeat beneath my ear, no longer the thunder before the storm, but a calm echo that grounded me.For a moment, I stayed still.I didn’t want to move, afraid the peace might shatter.But eventually, his fingers brushed the back of my hand, gentle. "It’s morning," he murmured, voice low and rough with sleep. “We have to go.”I nodded without opening my eyes. “Where?”He didn’t answer immediately. Instead, he slipped from the bed, careful not to wake the silence between us. “Get dressed. I’ll wait outside.”By the time I rose and wrapped my shawl around my shoulders, Luthor was already at the corridor, his expression unreadable, but his gaze never leaving mine.We didn’t take the main paths.Instead, he led me past th

  • Remnants of Alpha's blood    The Space between us

    Night settled heavy and silent after the fire, as if the world itself was holding its breath. The echoes of flames still danced behind my eyes, a haunting reminder of how close I came to death. The air was thick with ash and memory, and nothing felt the same. Something had shifted. Inside me, around me.Luthor said nothing more as we walked. Only the sound of our steps, mine uneven and his sure. Echoed in the empty corridor. The mansion had returned to its usual hush, but something inside me had shifted. The fear, the helplessness, it lingered like ash in my lungs. But so did something else. Something I couldn’t quite name.He opened the door to the chamber I’d been staying in. I stepped in, the torchlight spilling over my bed, my books, the abandoned shawl draped over the chair. Everything looked the same, but nothing felt familiar anymore.“I’ll have someone post guard outside,” Luthor said, his voice carefully neutral. “You’ll be safe.”I turned to face him.Safe.I had almost died

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