FAZER LOGIN"If it’s spoiled, bury the carcasses deep, at least nine feet, so scavengers can’t dig them up. We don’t want dead animals spreading disease or upsetting the local ecosystem."Because of the attack, several rice and wheat bundles that hadn’t been stored inside the magic chests had toppled from the caravans and were trampled by the panicked animals and fighting coachmen.When Victoria and the backup warriors arrived, they immediately helped gather what was left. Although some of it was beyond saving, Victoria refused to let it all go to waste, instead, she decided to repurpose it as animal feed."The rice and wheat that got trampled and can’t be salvaged, feed them to the animals," Victoria instructed. Once she saw the warriors nod in understanding, she went back to work, helping restore order and getting everything back on track.After another two hours of hard work, everything was finally back on track. Carlisle had already secured the area surrounding their camp, and rather than sta
But he knew he had no one to blame but himself; he brought this upon his own head. He should have known that hurting one’s mate would never end well. So, he remained silent, simply watching as Victoria helped Mary remove the arrows one by one, gently coaxing her with reassuring words.When Victoria was done tending to her wounds, she made Mary drink another high-grade healing potion before helping her get dressed. Then, she asked one of the warriors to escort Mary to where the elders and the young were sheltered, so she could rest safely under their protection.Once the warrior and Mary were gone, leaving only Victoria and Carlisle behind, Carlisle cleared his throat loudly and subtly scooted closer."How are you feeling? Are you tired? Do you want me to massage your muscles a bit?" Carlisle blurted out, firing questions one after another. He was eager, almost desperate, to deepen his connection with Victoria, hoping she would stop treating him with her hot-and-cold attitude.His hear
He had simply rinsed enough to lessen the scent of blood on himself. Seeing him so tense and worried, Victoria felt a pang of guilt for running off without telling anyone else, even though she had informed the severely injured Mary."Alpha Carlisle... Princess... Victoria is back," Mary whispered weakly, her words barely carrying as she tried to catch Carlisle’s attention. Her brows drooped, and her eyes felt unbearably heavy.She struggled to stay conscious because if she fell asleep now, with arrows still embedded in her body and her injuries slowly healing, she risked having infections. Her wolf was currently exhausted from overexertion and could no longer aid her recovery.Mary had to remain vigilant; succumbing to sleep would trigger her body’s healing process, rendering her unconscious for days until she fully recovered both physically and mentally.When Carlisle strode back looking for Victoria, only not to see her there, Mary could only quickly explain in a few words that Vict
Mary blinked in surprise when the bitter taste hit her tongue, a high-grade healing potion. Then another. Her eyes widened. Those potions were rare and expensive, far beyond what she could afford, yet Victoria didn’t hesitate to use two of them on her.Warmth spread through her veins, easing the pain little by little. When she felt her strength returning, she reached for one of the arrows embedded in her side. Gritting her teeth, she pulled it out in one swift motion."Argh!" she groaned as blood welled from the wound, even as it began to close again."Easy, you don’t have to push yourself too hard..." Victoria said softly, her gaze resting on Mary with a mix of concern and admiration. It wasn’t every day she met someone like her, a young woman with Alpha blood running through her veins, strong and unyielding despite her inexperience in battle.Victoria felt genuine respect for her. Mary might still be learning the art of combat and leadership and was currently inexperienced and only
Again and again, the blade struck fiercely, each pull followed by another deadly throw, until goblins fell one after another like wheat before a scythe. At the same time, Carlisle charged forward in his wolf form, his fangs flashing as he tore through the remaining monsters, ripping one goblin apart after another with ruthless precision.Seeing its minions drop like flies, the goblin leader’s eyes narrowed, tracking Victoria and Carlisle as they tore through the battlefield."Geheheh... grahaha!" It let out a shrill, ear-piercing screech that echoed across the clearing. The sound cut through the chaos, and the remaining goblins immediately reacted, rallying at their leader’s command.Moments later, they shifted their focus, abandoning the battered caravan and turning their attacks toward Victoria and Carlisle instead. To them, Mary and her group were already as good as dead; the real threat now stood before them, and they swarmed in, eager to crush it.The goblins surged toward Victor
Now, she stood between the caravan and the horde, a lone wall of flesh and fury protecting her people, an Alpha standing like a mountain. Dozens of goblins lay lifeless around her, most slain by her claws and fangs alone.Every inch of her body screamed in pain, yet she found herself almost laughing inside, as if patting her own shoulder for enduring this long. She didn’t even know how long she’d been fighting anymore; it felt like she was running on broken strings, moving only through stubborn instinct and the need to protect.She had even blacked out a few times, still standing, still fighting, her body moving purely on instinct, driven by her wolf’s primal will to survive."Mary, you’ve done great as an Alpha. I’m so proud of you," her wolf’s voice echoed softly in her mind, tender yet heavy with sorrow. It was as if the wolf wanted to nuzzle her face, to comfort her in its own way. But even though it knew, Mary was nearing her limit. One more push, one more wound, and she might no
Tori’s POV As instructed, I put on something nice, a dress I had been holding onto, hoping for the day I could wear it in front of Alpha Carlisle, sharing a quiet dinner together. I never imagined that day would come so soon. After washing up and dressing, I applied light makeup to conceal the exh
Tori’s POV The next day, the sun glaringly pierced through the curtains. I couldn't remember when I had fallen asleep the night before, but as far as I recalled, I dozed off in the woods after crying the entire night. But now... I looked around and saw that I was back in the Alpha suite. I was
Victoria's POV Raquel didn't need to complete her statement. The unspoken words hung in the air, allowing everyone to fill in the blanks with their own assumptions. Speculation spread like wildfire through the hall. What Raquel truly wanted was for everyone to believe that, as Carlisle’s curren
Tori’s POV "Luna! Luna Victoria! We've just received a report from the frontlines. The war is over!!!" Gamma Sylas's heavy footsteps rang through the hallway as he hurried toward my office, where I was buried in the grain production report from our farm. His excited voice echoed from down the hal







