Library
Search
Home / Werewolf / THE REJECTED OMEGA'S FATE / Chapter 37

Share

Chapter 37

Author: Esther pen
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-03 18:33:39

Luca’s POV

The sun rose early the next morning spilling it's golden warmth over the camp, a warmth that I couldn’t feel.

I’d barely closed my eyes all night, but no one could know that.

Leaders didn’t get the luxury of exhaustion.

Not when there were too many eyes waiting for the smallest crack to tear me apart.

I pulled on a clean shirt, ignoring the soreness in my muscles from the night before, and stepped out into the cool morning air.

The camp was already stirring awake. I heard low voices, the clang of metal as someone sharpened a blade, the rhythmic thud of training dummies being struck... just normal everyday sounds. It was almost comforting if you didn’t know how close to the edge this place was.

I straightened my shoulders, tamping down the ache and the restless gnaw of my wolf, and moved through the rows of tents. They looked at me as I passed, some with respect, others with suspicion, a few with thinly veiled resentment. None of it mattered. As long as they obeyed.

But
Continue to read this book for free
Scan code to download App
Locked Chapter
Previous Chapter Next Chapter

Latest chapter

  • THE REJECTED OMEGA'S FATE   Chapter 45

    Luca’s POVThe horn still rang in my ears when I stepped into the center of the camp. My men were already gathering—faces pale, jaws tight, and hands clutching their weapons like lifelines. The air buzzed with a potent mix of fear and adrenaline. A tense, suffocating silence fell over the crowd as every rogue’s eyes turned toward me, waiting for my command.I raised my voice, making sure it carried to the edges of the clearing. "Listen to me!"The noise stilled instantly. Every rogue's eyes turned toward me, waiting.“They want us cowering,” I said, scanning their faces. “They think fear will weaken us. They think fire and horns and empty threats will make us scatter like rats. But that’s not who we are. We're a family forged in fire. We’ve fought for every inch of this land, every breath we take. We won't surrender it to ghosts of the past or to anyone who thinks they can take it.”A murmur of agreement rippled through the crowd. Shoulders straightened. A low growl rumbled in someone

  • THE REJECTED OMEGA'S FATE   Chapter 44

    Aurora’s POVThe camp was as still as a graveyard.That was the best way I could think to describe the heavy atmosphere that hung over us. It felt like you could almost reach out and touch the tension in the air.The scout’s ominous words kept ringing in my mind like a broken record: “War camp. Three miles. Moving closer by nightfall.” I couldn’t shake them off, no matter how hard I tried. They danced around in my skull, a haunting reminder of what was potentially lurking just beyond the horizon.After the scout delivered his message, chaos erupted—everyone scattered like leaves caught in a gust of wind. Luca, my commanding officer, was barking orders with the intensity of a thunderstorm, rallying his men for a meeting over by the far end of the camp. It was a panic-fueled frenzy—the rogues were hustling around, looking like ants whose nest had just been stomped on. There was shouting and scrambling for weapons; some were pacing back and forth while others snapped at each other in a w

  • THE REJECTED OMEGA'S FATE   Chapter 43

    Luca’s POVUnrest.Yeah, that’s definitely the word for it. It hung in the air like a thick, suffocating blanket, more oppressive than smoke and denser than the heaviest fog you can imagine. The rogues around me were still going about their day-to-day tasks—training hard, patrolling the borders, grabbing a bite to eat, and doing their best to put on a brave face, acting like everything was just peachy. But I could sense it, you know? It was like a low hum vibrating beneath the surface. The way their eyes flickered—there was a nervousness there, and the sharpness in their voices was unmistakable.These outsiders, they weren’t just eerie shadows lurking in the trees anymore. No, they’d seeped into our minds, twisting our thoughts and perceptions until everything felt warped and wrong—something ugly was taking root. It was as if the fear was a parasite, gorging itself on our sanity.If I didn’t manage to grab hold of this situation soon, I had a horrible feeling we’d end up tearing each

  • THE REJECTED OMEGA'S FATE   Chapter 42

    Aurora’s POV“You can’t hide forever, little mate. I’ll find you.”I woke up with my heart slamming against my ribs, sweat clinging to my skin, and the faint echo of Kai’s voice still curling through my head like gong.The words lingered and even though my eyes blinked open to the dim light of dawn creeping through the flap of the tent, It took me a solid minute to remember where I was.To remember that there was no cold stone walls or golden-eyed monster hovering over me. It was just the quiet stirrings of the camp outside, the crackle of dying embers of last night's fire, and the heavy blanket Luca had thrown over me before disappearing on another late patrol.But the feeling didn’t fade.Even when I pressed the heels of my hands against my eyes and whispered to myself;It was just a dream. Just a dream, it stayed. There's no way he can find you. It isn't real.The sensation that I wasn’t alone, that someone or something was watching against me, and testing the edges of my mind.Bu

  • THE REJECTED OMEGA'S FATE   Chapter 41

    Luca’s POVMorning came, but it didn’t bring any sense of peace.The air around the camp was heavier than usual, like everyone had woken up with the same storm cloud over their heads. I didn’t even need to hear the whispers to know that things were getting worse. You could feel it in the way the rogues moved, tense, suspicious, watching each other like someone was about to snap.And Aurora… yeah, she stood out in the middle of all that. She always did. She had this way of carrying herself, quiet but unyielding, and that only made them more restless. The rogues didn’t like what they didn’t understand, and Aurora was a puzzle they didn’t even want to solve. She was just… in the way, to them.I couldn’t pretend not to notice the glares anymore. They followed her everywhere she went.The men were careful not to make it too obvious in front of me, but I wasn’t blind. I saw the way one of the younger rogues muttered something under his breath as she passed. I heard the sharp laugh that

  • THE REJECTED OMEGA'S FATE   Chapter 40

    Aurora’s POVI could feel it the second I stepped out of my tent. The stares.I was almost tempted to ask the lot of them if they had nothing better to do than to keep record of my every movement.It wasn’t like the rogues had ever welcomed me with open arms, but now? Now it was just worse. Since Luca doubled patrols and tightened rules, their mood had gone sour, and I had somehow turned into the easiest scapegoat.Whispers followed me everywhere. I kept walking like I hadn’t heard a thing. My chin was held up high and my eyes were straight forward. That was the only way to survive here, pretend their words slid right off me. But they didn’t. They dug deep into my skin, scraping at the part of me that already wondered if maybe they were right.I was an outsider. I didn’t belong here. And the harder I tried to blend in, the clearer it became that I couldn’t.I tried to keep busy. It was the only thing that helped.My usual routine. I carried water when I could, helped with firewood.

More Chapters

You may also like

Explore and read good novels for free
Free access to a vast number of good novels on GoodNovel app. Download the books you like and read anywhere & anytime.
Read books for free on the app
SCAN CODE TO READ ON APP
DMCA.com Protection Status