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AFTERMATH

Author: MÆNIC KVLLER
last update publish date: 2026-07-31 23:34:31

The aftermath of the ambush and questioning of his prisoner had left Lachlan bloodied and even more bloodthirsty.

Lachlan had barely gotten any information out of the prisoner before his frail body gave up on the Alpha king.

At the very least he had gotten a name out of him, and He’d deposited the body of the lifeless prisoner in the dungeon, with the intention of finally going to his Omega, but one look at his bloodied face and hands made Lachlan rethink his decision.

He ignored the pain in hi
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  • THE KING’s RESONANCE OMEGA   AFTERMATH

    The aftermath of the ambush and questioning of his prisoner had left Lachlan bloodied and even more bloodthirsty.Lachlan had barely gotten any information out of the prisoner before his frail body gave up on the Alpha king.At the very least he had gotten a name out of him, and He’d deposited the body of the lifeless prisoner in the dungeon, with the intention of finally going to his Omega, but one look at his bloodied face and hands made Lachlan rethink his decision.He ignored the pain in his chest as he headed for his private chambers. He stripped out the remnants of his shredded uniform and got to washing himself clean.He argued with himself that it was late early, and that he’d been disturbing the Omega and that waking him at that hour would serve nothing but his own comfort. Besides, he was far too angry to face Evren like this.He went instead to his studies, intending to at least make some show of the work he'd abandoned at the border, and found himself instead standing at t

  • THE KING’s RESONANCE OMEGA   BACK TO THE PALACE

    Shifting back from his Lycan form came slower, his body protesting the reversal, and by the time Lachlan knelt on the blood-soaked road in his own skin again, someone had thrown a spare cloak over his shoulders and Delrin was already binding the prisoner's wrists with rope pulled from his saddle."Fren," Lachlan said. It wasn't a question. He already knew the Delta wolf was dead, but he needed verbal confirmation as that was protocol. "Dead, Your Majesty," Delrin replied flatly. "Aldous is wounded, not badly. We'll need to carry Fren back with us."Lachlan nodded once, and said nothing further about it, because there was nothing to say that would matter at this point.Instead, he looked at the bodies scattered across the road. Eight dead, one bound and shaking at Delrin’s feet.Lachlan was smart enough to know that this had not been a chance encounter. Bandits didn't organize ambushes with this many men on a road that was well patrolled, especially not this close to his palace.And b

  • THE KING’s RESONANCE OMEGA   A RESTLESS CRAWL

    Evren roused and jolted from his sleep like something had struck him in the chest. A cry left his lips as he sat up, clutching his chest suspiciously and eyes darting across the room for the person who might’ve struck him. But there was no one, the room was empty.One moment he was asleep, deep and dreamless, and the next he was bolting upright in the dark with his heart slamming against his ribs so hard it hurt, his breath coming fast and shallow, and every part of him flooded with a terror that had no reason or source.Nothing at all to explain why his body had decided, all at once, that something was wrong. And then attacked him as if he had committed a crime.The Omega pressed a hand flat against his own chest, as though he could hold his heart still by force, and waited for the panic gripping his heart to make sense of itself.He wondered if he'd had a nightmare that he couldn’t remember. That sometimes happened, but he’d never woken up from a nightmare feeling so much pain and a

  • THE KING’s RESONANCE OMEGA   AMBUSH

    The rest of the day passed in the particular suspended quiet Evren had grown almost used to in the past four days.His walk to the garden was refreshing, but that was hours ago. He’d spent most of his afternoon by the window in his bedroom with nothing to do and Marisol had left to run minor errands.It was late in the afternoon, the light gone gold and low through the windows, when Evren caught himself smiling briefly.He didn't know, afterward, exactly what had prompted his smile. It was probably a small, foolish thought about the shape of a cloud outside the window, or perhaps it was a reminder of Marisol’s comment about his mother from earlier.Evren had eventually left his room again. He’d found out in Lachlan’s absence that he now had the freedom to walk most of the palace grounds as long as their guards accompanying him it was fine. He could go everywhere except up the stairs in the King's palace and, of course, the throne hall. Which was up the hill at the eastern palace anywa

  • THE KING’s RESONANCE OMEGA   SHE IS PROUD OF YOU

    Evren stared at his plate with no desire to eat the food Marisol had brought in.A few things had happened the morning after what seemed like a memorable moment with the King. Or so he had thought that whatever happened that night had been different from the other times they’d been together.Evren was foolish, that was purely the only truth there. He’d once again let himself be carried away in the haze of pleasure.It was the only reason why disappointment had festered in his stomach late that morning when he’d woken up and realised the king was gone. Maybe Evren shouldn’t have been surprised by the king’s abrupt departure.That was the third time he’d voluntarily fallen asleep in the king’s arms and this time the king’s abrupt absence had reminded him so much of the first morning he’d woken up in the guest house after a week of being under the King.He’d shirked thoughts of the king aside when the door had opened and Marisol had walked him carrying Evren’s breakfast.He had blinked,

  • THE KING’s RESONANCE OMEGA   WAY BACK HOME

    The border camp was three hours’ ride from Tyrheim. Close enough that Lachlan had made the journey a hundred times without thinking twice about it, and he was two hours into this particular visit before he understood, with a slow, unwelcome dread, that this time was going to be different.It had started small. A report on grain requisitions for the garrison that he had to ask General Karlsson to repeat twice. The numbers were out of place and sliding out of grasp the moment he thought he'd caught them. A restlessness in Lachlan’s hands that had him gripping the edge of the map table harder than the discussion warranted, as though the wood itself might anchor something in him that had come loose somewhere on the ride out.By the time dusk fell, the second day's briefing began in earnest. The briefing had been about troop movements along the western tree line, a skirmish two nights prior that had cost them four men and gained them nothing. As the briefing continued, Lachlan found he co

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