MasukJust as expected, a raging half-shifted man-wolf was waiting outside the main gate of the Tartarus Pack, growling and staring at me with predatory yellow eyes. I watched his canines extend and his nails sharpen even more, like something about my presence excited him.
The lunatic before me was Alpha Gage, the leader of the Silvermoon Pack. He stood with about twenty fully shifted four-legged dire wolves beside him, gritting their teeth and growling, waiting for a signal before they tried to pounce on me.
I felt a screech in my system. This lunatic dared to touch my beta. Vane was somewhere beside me, one knee on the floor, his chest rising and falling heavily, blood trailing down his lips.
"And the paper alpha finally shows up." A wicked smile formed on Gage's face as he stared at me.
He took very slow steps towards me but still kept enough distance. I smirked. For a someone who was about to be put to silence, he shocked me with his wiseness by not coming any closer.
"You're nothing, Reis. Just like a king without a crown. You're not fit to be an alpha, and Seattle deserves a true leader who can shift and growl and rightfully lead their pack," he spat.
I yawned, covering my mouth with my palm, and I wasn’t exaggerating. This man was really boring the soul out of me.
"You know you talk too much for a dog who's about to be silenced," I muttered casually.
I didn’t consider Gage a wolf. All he did was show teeth and snarl; he never knew how to do anything else. A huffed cough left my lips. He thought he could catch me at my weakest by showing up now, biggest mistake of his life.
Gage laughed at my comment, like he wasn’t boiling inwardly from my insult. "You think you're so tough, Reis. I'd love to see you shift and come for me."
Another dark chuckle escaped my lips. He must be drunk, thinking I needed to shift to take him down.
"Silence this nonsense. Tear him, and feed me his soul," Keal growled impatiently.
"Come on, Reis. I'd like to see you come at me," Gage dared.
I tilted my head at him. "Why don’t you be my guest and show me what you’ve got?"
A mischievous curved line drew on his lips. He raised his hands into the air, then pointed in my direction and immediately, the dire wolves came for me at full speed.
Sounds of ripping clothes and bones breaking were heard behind me. My sentinels had just shifted into their black-colored dire wolf forms. I gave an approving nod, and they all pounced.
I stood there, watching the wolves clash with each other, biting and ripping fur with their teeth, but my eyes remained fixed on Gage. Each second, his rage leveled up, and it aggravated him more that I was calm, just adjusting my cufflinks.
His clothes began to tear and his bones started to break. He let out a loud growl, and then he transformed into a thick, ash-colored dire wolf. He began coming for me, but I remained standing on my spot. It was until he was a few centimeters closer that my eyes shifted from brown to gold-yellow, and my nails darkened into sharp claws.
He tried to pounce on me, but I dodged smoothly by bending backwards, and he embarrassingly missed. He came at me again and still missed. His wolf was furious. This time, when he charged, I used my foot to kick him backwards and watched him fly, landing on the floor and rolling.
"Seriously, Gage, these are your last seconds. You have to stop being a dog and up your game," I muttered with a dry sigh.
He was offended by my words and growled loudly, then came for me again, but this time I caught him by the throat, lifting him up with one arm. His four legs shook, struggling to break free, but it was too late for him.
"Say goodbye to your pack, Gage," I whispered, and in a split second, I ripped his wolf head off its body. His blood splashed across my face, but I didn’t mind.
I dug my nails into the heart in his mouth. I didn’t just kill this man, I siphoned him, feeling his alpha spark enter my body like molten lava before trashing him onto the floor and releasing a breath of satisfaction.
His dire wolves let out frightened scowls. Their tails tucked between their legs as they slowly backed off before running away like the scared little dogs they were.
"Good boys," I said to my sentinels, still in their wolf forms. "You all did good."
Later that day, I returned to the higher den, sitting on my throne-like chair as I watched the multi-colored shashibo box change colors each time I twisted it. I could still smell her, like cold, clean rain, and I just wanted to lay my bare body on the ground and soak myself in her rainy water.
This feeling was very weird and strange to me. I had never desired someone this much, as I did this disrespectful girl I met a few hours ago. No one in this pack ever made me repeat myself twice, and I should have ripped her head off the moment she disobeyed my orders, but I wanted force her on her knees and force my dick inside her pretty mouth then fuck her hard so she doesn't talk for days.
She pushed me away, running from my touch, but I still wanted to make her crawl back to me.
"Find her and bring her to me," Keal growled.
The sound of a door opening came from beside me, followed by approaching footsteps. I didn’t need to turn back to know it was Vane.
"Are you good now?" I asked without looking at him.
"Yes, thank you, Alpha," he answered, walking towards me. "Evening is approaching. The blood moon will soon be here. Doctor Rhode is waiting downstairs with your medication."
I twisted the shashibo box again before speaking. "I want you to find a woman and bring her to me as soon as you can."
Vane stared at me like I was ridiculous. He had just announced something serious, and all I could think about was a woman.
"Lila Whitlock," I added, ignoring his phased look and whispering like I was talking to myself. "I need her now."
A sharp pain bit into my chest, and the cube box fell from my hand. Vane rushed towards me, but before his hands could touch me, I stopped him by raising two fingers mid-air. He couldn’t touch me. I could feel my skin burning, and he would burn along with me. At this state, anyone who touched me would be burnt to ashes.
Slowly, my eyes lifted towards the glass window before me. The clouds were turning dark, and I could see a trail of red.
The blood moon was coming.
Vane’s eyes turned yellow, his fangs and claws extending, and so did mine. My pale skin began to turn red, and I dug my claws tightly into the armrest of my chair.
"Come take your medicine, Alpha. The chamber has been prepared," Vane called gently.
My breath rose and fell heavily. My nightmare was coming to life once again. After taking the medicine, I felt my body begin to cool down, but I couldn’t celebrate yet. It was only a matter of seconds before my skin would start to burn again. Vane led me to my usual hide out, we called it the Obsidian Chamber.
The chamber was soundproof and made of literal black obsidian stone. In one corner, there was a giant chain hanging from the ceiling, with some of my sentinels standing beside it, waiting for me.
As I stepped into the room, I took off my black blazer, leaving me shirtless with just black pants on. I stood still, allowing myself to be chained like a prisoner. Chains locked around both wrists, and another held my waist. It wasn’t just any regular chain, this one was thick and carried the weight of an asteroid, heavy enough to crush anything.
After chaining me, they stepped out of the room, and I heard the locking mechanism engage. The room began to feel cold as hell, so cold that anyone who walked in could freeze to death in seconds, but the coldness was quickly replaced by a sudden heat, like a boiling volcano.
Veins crawled up from my chest to my fists. I clenched tightly, trying to pull myself free from the grip of the iron chains. I was starting to feel it, like my bones were violently frying. A loud scream tore from my lips as I fell to my knees. It felt like I was being hit repeatedly by fire rocks without pause.
"Let me out of here. Bring her to me. I said bring her to me right now!" Keal roared.
The room shook, systems sparking and bursting. I looked like a mess. In a room designed to be cold enough to freeze anyone to death, my face and body was drenched with sweat. This place was as hot as hell fire and fuckin painful, It was the kind of pain that made one beg for immediate death, but never get it. I felt like someone stabbed a thousand daggers into my chest, yet it still wasn’t enough to kill me.
Curse the fucking blood moon.
I screamed in agony, and more systems sparked. I noticed the room heating up by the second and the floors were slowly melting. It felt like I was kneeling barefoot on lava. Goddamnit, I had just blown the major cooling system. I was going to burn to death here.
"Vane!" I called through the mind link.
"Alpha, what is it?" I heard his voice in my head, urgent and alert.
"I don’t care how this is possible, but get me a technician to fix this fucking cooling system right the fuck now!!" I thundered.
Chapter 126: REIS"It's positive." Rhodes backed away from me with a disappointed sigh. "You officially have no Alpha power left in you."A weak smile escaped my lips. He didn't need any more tests to confirm it. I could already feel it. I didn't feel as strong as I used to, and it had been two days since the ritual took place. The normal me would have healed by now, but my body was still in so much pain."When the enemies find out that Tartarus Pack doesn't have an Alpha at the moment, the pack will be in so much danger, and it's not going to be safe, especially for you," Rhodes said."I understand. I can't stay here," I muttered."You're both humans now, Alpha. You should live with humans," Rhodes added, referring to my Lila as the second person.During childbirth, all her powers were transferred to the child, and to seal the beast from terrorizing and destroying all wolves or living things, I had to use my true Alpha powers. The child was now left with both the beast's wolf and bul
Chapter 125: LILAThe journey to the Tartarus Pack was hell. My body was soaked in blood as I struggled to walk down the street. I noticed humans giving me weird looks."What is wrong with her?""Why is she bleeding this much?""Is everything okay?"People were coming out of their houses and stores to stare at me, but I didn't mind. My mind only told me one thing: Go to Tartarus Pack and look for your baby before it's too late.Every second counted. I didn't want to get there and find out Reis had already had my baby killed, but I couldn't move any faster than this."Taxi!" voices yelled behind me."Hey, can a taxi stop, please?"Paige and Lane were running behind me."You see a woman bleeding, and you're just looking? You call yourselves humans, but where's your humanity?" Paige yelled at the people peeping at me.They instantly turned their heads away.We managed to stop a taxi that would take us to the nearest airport."When we came home, we saw Hannah passed out, and you were gone
Chapter 124: LILAThis place looked like every other place except that the people here were humans. Mrs. Hannah, my mom's friend, said this was the best place to hide from Reis because humans were scentless, and as a Null, it would be difficult for Reis to locate me. Paige and Lane had already taken a pill that would permanently wash away their wolf scent."Thank you, Mrs. Hannah." I smiled gratefully when she returned with a glass of water."Don't mention it." She brushed it off."Do you think my mother is still alive?" I asked, despite knowing the answer deep down. I'm very sure she died seconds after helping me escape."You should focus on your new life and your possible new family," Hannah replied before turning around and leaving. "I better go check on the soup."She's right. I should focus more on this life without Reis or the past. After getting some rest today, I should try stepping out for some fresh air and attempt to blend in with the humans because, unlike wolves, they are
Chapter 123: REISA knock on the office door distracted me from my thoughts from earlier. My Lila already hated me, and taking the life of the beast inside her would make her hate me even more, but I'd rather have her hate me than wake up one day and find out she was gone.A sentinel entered the office. He greeted me with a quick, respectful bow."Alpha Reis, Doctor Rhodes has called to see you. He claimed it is urgent."Instantly, my ears sharpened. "Let him come in."The sentinel nodded and left the office. A few seconds later, Rhodes was in, alongside Vane, who came to drop a small-sized laptop on my table before nodding at the sentinel waiting by the door to leave.When we were alone in the office, Rhodes took a seat opposite me. He had a completely serious look plastered on his face. Rhodes was someone who saw the light in everything because he didn't love the idea of delivering bad news to people. So, looking at his serious face right now heightened the anxiety I didn't know I h
Chapter 122: LILAThe sound of someone opening the bar woke me up from the little sleep I managed to have. Seeing that the woman coming in was Helene, I breathed a little sigh of relief.She had a tray of food, and the sentinels stood by the gate, watching her closely as she arranged the food in front of me."You should eat. Not eating is going to harm the child, and you're locked here in the first place because that's the last thing you want," Helene whispered to me, turning a leaf soup."You should drink this while it's hot. It will give you energy." As she brought the soup close to my face, she subtly dropped a paper into my hand while giving me a side eye.I played along and folded the paper tightly, then collected the soup from her with a nod."I will take my leave." She nodded at me before leaving.The sentinels locked the gate after her and turned their backs on me. I used the opportunity to open the paper and read what was written on it.I have a plan to get you out of here to
Chapter 121: REIS"Don't you think the pit house is a little harsh for her, especially now that she is carrying a child inside her?" Vane tried to reason with me as he stared at the steaming black coffee in the teacup before me.A smirk drew on my lips. I picked up the cup and took a sip."Do you agree with everything she said about me? Be honest, Vane," I asked."Of course not. I just think she is really emotional. Women tend to mix emotions with words when it comes to critical decision-making," Vane shrugged before he continued."I mean, I can try and understand why she would act the way she did. Motherhood is a big deal for women, especially for someone who has spent all their life believing she can't have that experience. So when they finally get the opportunity, even if it's not the right way, I can try to understand why she would want to protect it," he explained.I took another sip from my coffee. I'm not usually one to care about what people have to say about me. I'm pretty su
The special fur cloth was useless against the furnace-like heat of this chamber.A few seconds ago, I was terrified, thinking I was going to freeze to death, and now I feared I would not just burn but melt to death. If you asked me to choose my fate, I'd choose freezing to death every single time.
One moment, I was on the floor, inhaling the air reeking of alcohol mixed with booming music, mocking laughter, and surrounded by the snarls of wolves who hated me, and the next second, everything faded into the heavy, rhythmic thudding of Beta Vane's boots against the pristine tiles.He was walkin
"Lila, you should go outside like the rest. Don't tell me you're going to miss the moon feast this year." Helene had been talking non-stop in my ears.She was trying to convince me how much fun it would be to go to the moon feast and mingle with other wolves, and since it was the full blood moon, s
"Get out… everyone," Reis ordered in a slurred tone, and as if brainwashed, the omegas on their knees got up and fled the room.It was just the two of us now. I was alone with a man staring at me in the most vile way possible, like a hungry animal waiting for a signal before he came to consume me."







