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Chapter 27: Full Moon (3).

Author: Nikkie. L
last update publish date: 2026-04-22 01:13:01

The weight of the castle's stone walls pressed heavier on me with each passing hour, the full moon's approach like a distant drumbeat in my veins. I couldn't shake the ache for home—not the opulent chambers Kael had given me, but the simple wooden hut where Ma's herbs dried by the hearth and Selena's laughter echoed through the rafters. The letter from them had been a lifeline, but reading their words only deepened the longing. I needed to see them, to feel their arms around me before the Blood
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  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 61: Dream of crimson moon.

    That night—Elian dreamed.---But it did not feel like a dream.---Cold wind brushed against his skin as he slowly opened his eyes.Darkness stretched endlessly around him.Not ordinary darkness.This place felt alive.Breathing.Watching.---Elian frowned softly as he stood barefoot upon black water.Ripples spread beneath his feet despite not sinking.The sky above him was crimson.Not sunset crimson.Blood crimson.And far in the distance—A massive throne stood atop a mountain of obsidian stone.---Elian’s chest tightened.Something about this place felt horribly familiar.Even though he had never seen it before.---The air smelled strange here.Ash.Smoke.And something metallic beneath it all.Blood.---“Elian…”The whisper echoed softly through the endless dark.He turned quickly.No one.Only shadows drifting slowly across the water like ghosts.---Then another whisper came.Closer.“My child…”A chill ran down his spine instantly.That voice again.The same one from th

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 60: The possessions deeppend.

    The castle no longer held the quiet warmth it once had. Not for Kael. Not after watching Elian's eyes turn black—not the deep, reflective black of a normal pupil dilating in darkness, but a void. An absence. Something that swallowed light rather than simply lacking it.The whispers had become clearer too. Kael couldn't hear them himself, but he felt them, a faint vibration through the bond, a wrongness that clung to Elian like cobwebs. And the subtle changes? They were no longer subtle. Each morning brought something new—a forgotten word, a misplaced object, a moment of stillness where Elian's face went slack, and his gaze turned inward.---Kael stood on the training courtyard's observation platform that morning, the cold stone biting through the soles of his boots. Below, warriors clashed in the pale winter light, their grunts and the ring of steel against steel filling the air. But Kael saw none of it. His crimson eyes were fixed on a point in the middle distance, unblinking, lost

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 59: The child of two realms.

    Morning came too gently for the dread sitting inside Kael’s chest.The sun rose beyond the mountains, spilling pale gold across the kingdom, but the warmth never reached him.Not after what he learned in the library.Not after the whispers.Not after those words burned into ancient pages by unseen hands.---The child born from Sovereign blood may become a bridge between realms.---Kael stood outside the royal chambers for a long moment before entering.For the first time in years—He hesitated.Not because he feared battle.Or enemies.Or death.But because he didn’t know how to look at the future growing inside Elian without imagining danger reaching for it from every direction.---The doors opened quietly.Warm scent immediately wrapped around him.Moonflowers.Honey.His mate.---Elian sat near the window wrapped in a loose robe, silver hair falling over one shoulder while morning light painted his skin softly gold. A tray of untouched breakfast sat nearby.Kael noticed immedia

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 58: Ancient library.

    The castle slept beneath silver moonlight.But Kael did not.---The moment Mira left the royal chambers earlier that evening, Kael had noticed it immediately—The fear in her scent.Sharp.Uneasy.Real.Mira was not easily frightened.Years serving within the castle had hardened her nerves long ago. She had witnessed Kael during blood moons, seen nobles tremble under his rage, watched executions without fainting once.Yet today—Her hands shook.And when she looked at Elian…It wasn’t ordinary concern in her eyes.It was fear.---Kael stood silently beside the chamber window now, watching Elian sleep.The omega rested peacefully beneath thick blankets, silver hair spread across the pillows while one hand rested protectively over his stomach even in sleep.The sight softened Kael’s expression briefly.Then the memory of Mira dropping the tray returned.His gaze darkened again.Something was wrong.And Kael was done waiting for answers to come to him.He would drag them out himself.-

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 57: Reflection that blink.

    Morning arrived quietly.Soft golden light spilled through the tall windows of the royal chambers, warming the dark stone walls and silken curtains. Outside, the kingdom had begun waking—the distant sound of guards changing shifts, servants moving through halls, birds hidden somewhere within the castle gardens.But inside the chamber—Peace still lingered.Elian sat before the large vanity mirror while Mira carefully brushed through his long silver hair.Slow.Gentle.The way a mother would.“You’re quieter today,” Mira murmured softly.Elian hummed faintly.“I didn’t sleep much.”Mira paused slightly.That made three nights in a row.She hid her concern behind a small smile. “The little prince or princess already keeping you awake?”Elian blinked before laughing softly.“…Maybe.”The sound eased some tension from the room.Mira continued brushing his hair carefully while studying him through the mirror.He looked beautiful as always.But thinner somehow.Paler around the eyes.And la

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 56: Voices.

    Night wrapped around the castle like a living thing.The moon hung high above the dark mountains surrounding the kingdom, silver light pouring through the tall windows of the royal chambers. The rain from earlier had stopped, leaving the world unnaturally still.Too still.Inside the chamber, only the soft crackling of the fireplace remained.Kael sat beside the bed.Watching.As he had every night since the coronation incident.Elian slept peacefully beneath the blankets, silver hair spread messily across the pillows while one hand rested unconsciously over his growing stomach. The sight softened something deep inside Kael every single time.Mine.Mate.Child.The possessive thoughts rolled through his head naturally now.But tonight…Something felt wrong.Kael’s crimson eyes narrowed slightly.The bond between them pulsed strangely.Uneven.Like static beneath skin.At first, he thought Elian was having another nightmare. The younger omega had been restless lately, tossing and murmu

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 53: The News.

    The grand hall, once alive with the clamor of celebration, fell into an eerie hush as the coronation festivities dissolved prematurely. No triumphant anthems swelled from the musicians' instruments, no peals of laughter echoed off the vaulted ceilings into the velvet night. Instead, a murmur of dis

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 52: The break.

    The corridor shuddered violently, not from any thunderous crash or quake of the earth, but from a raw, pulsating power that seeped through the very stones. Torches flickered erratically along the walls, their flames bending away from an unseen wind, casting elongated shadows that twisted like livin

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 51: Crimson reckoning.

    The splintered door hung crookedly on its hinges, moonlight slicing through the hut's grimy window to paint jagged shadows across the dirt floor. Inside, Garrick loomed over Selena, his thick fingers digging into her shoulders, lips inches from claiming hers in a brutal press. His cronies leered, o

  • The Enigma's Omega Bride.    Chapter 50: The Night of crown.

    The grand hall of Moonveil Citadel thrummed with anticipation as the full moon climbed higher, casting silvery beams through towering arched windows. Crystal chandeliers suspended from vaulted ceilings flickered with enchanted flames, illuminating banners of silver and obsidian that draped the wall

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