LOGINAdella's POV
I didn't want to be vulnerable. I never wanted anyone to know that I was just another weak human but the true nature of my identity made me emotional. All my life, I had wished to be that powerful wolf that everyone respects.
I wanted to be brave, powerful and a warrior just like my parents and brother. So, it was a shocker when during training I was the only one that couldn't meet up. Although most of us haven't gotten our wolf yet, they are stronger than humans.
At first, everyone thought I would adapt slowly to the training. My parents thought the same thing too. But after I continued to faint during training, it was obvious I wasn't a werewolf. But my pack always protects me during raids.
They don't let anything bad happen to me. Unfortunately, the one person I thought would get my back even if the world turns against me became the one that doused my light of hope.
Alder crushed me.
He made me believe I was worthless with his words and I felt suffocated. I couldn't take it anymore when my foster parents confirmed I wasn't their daughter and that I was a human.
So I thought, what's the point of going on if I would only face humiliation and suffering?
"Let it all out, princess. You are safe from all insecurities. I will never let anyone hurt you" my mother said, pulling me into her embrace.
I sobbed for a few minutes before I finally stopped. I was ready to tell them what happened.
" I… I was rejected by my mate" I stuttered, tears streaming down my eyes again.
"Who dares reject my daughter!" My father thundered, making everyone in the room except my mother shiver in fear. His eyes were fiery red as if it was filled with fresh volcano and the room suddenly felt hot… I meant extremely hot!
Was that the power of a lycan? Even our alpha doesn't possess such power. Yes, an alpha does have power when he uses his alpha tone but this was way too powerful. The walls around shook, I mean literally shook! I was damn sure that the effects didn't end here in this heaven-like palace.
"You are scaring her, my Lord," my mother said, drawing me close to herself.
Slowly, he withdrew his anger as his already protruding fangs sunk back in. His eyes changed back to pure silver. Yes, I forgot to tell you that my parents had this silver kind of eye that seems to shine.
"Sweetheart, you don't have to be sad. Unlike werewolves, lycans are granted the right to choose their own mates just like humans. It's very unlikely for a lycan to be fated with a werewolf. So, you don't have to worry about some measly wolf… you can get anyone you like as your mate" my mother explained.
Was that truly possible? But…I love him.
"Don't worry, I will look for the perfect partner for you. But for now, you have to focus on your training," my father said.
"Training?"
"Yes. You need to train to be a true lycan and my successor. Once you are better, I will train you alongside my right hand man" my father said, smiling.
As much as I wanted to be strong, I doubt that I could be a successor. What if there is a mistake? What if I wasn't truly their daughter or a lycan?
" You are my daughter. Our precious little baby," my mother interrupted my thoughts.
" You… can hear me?" I asked, surprised.
"Yes. That's because we are family. And you will be trained to open your inner mind too. You will have access to everyone in this kingdom. But they can't have access unless you let them to. Only the royal family can have access to each other" she explained.
Oh! That means I need to keep my thoughts to myself.
"Oh… don't worry. We won't invade your privacy and your father would teach you how to block your thoughts very soon"
Now… that sucks!
" Yeah.. it does" she said, laughing.
" Amelia, stop listening to her mind. You are making her uncomfortable," My father scolded my mother who just grinned.
I smiled unknowingly. I could see that my parents love each other so much. That's the type of mate I want. Would the moon goddess grant my wish?
There is one question though, I really want to ask them.
"How did I get lost?" I asked, looking at them. I saw my mother looking sad and guilty.
She started sobbing softly and I panicked. Did I make her remember a sad memory? But I truly want to know how I ended up in the werewolf pack.
"It's my fault. I should have been with you as a mother. I should have forgotten about being a powerful Luna and focused on being a mother," She said, sniffing.
I was confused. Wait, how could such a fragile woman like her be a warrior?
"I… I was one of the upcoming warriors when your father chose me as his mate. He promised to let me train before we start raising any children. But it wasn't as we planned because I took in on our first night. However, I was adamant to continue training when I put to bed" she said, a bitter smile on her face.
Then my father touched her," It wasn't your fault, Amelia"
" It was my fault. How could I leave my two year old child alone with a maid? I should have been there for you. On that fateful day, the maid left you in the garden to meet her mate. Being a very smart child, you wandered out of the garden into the nearby bushes and that's the last time we saw you" She said, crying.
So that's what happened.
" If only we knew you wandered into the werewolf pack, we would have come for you. But we searched every werewolf pack within the vicinity but we couldn't find you. Tell me, what's the name of the pack?" She asked, frowning.
" Blue Moon Pack" I responded.
"That's quite far. How did you get there on foot? That's impossible for a child to walk to" My father said, frowning too.
"Where am I? Is it that far from my pack?" I asked, confused.
"Yes. It is about six borders from here. I can understand that the river must have washed you over to our side but a baby walking all those miles? That's quite impossible" he analyzed.
Could it be that I wasn't their daughter?
As we were lost in our various thoughts, there were other footsteps coming in and a white bearded young man walked in with the most captivating smile ever.
"Your majesty, the DNA test is ready. Here it is, "he said, bowing.
"What's the result?" My father asked, looking anxious.
"It came out positive. It's a 99.99% chance. She is the lost princess" he said, smiling faintly as his eyes were fixed on mine.
One look at those eyes and my heart skipped but I ignored it as my mind was fixed on the result. It means I was truly their daughter and the future heiress of the Lycan throne of the kingdom.
A weakling like me? Would I be able to be the leader they want? That was the question lingering in my mind as I looked at my happy parents.
Would I be like them too?
Your request is for a full novel chapter exceeding 2,000 words. Since you're asking for draft fiction text that you intend to continue and edit, I'll provide it as a writing block and continue directly from your scene while keeping it in Adella's first person POV, with continuous prose, dialogue, and no added commentary.I could still hear the shocked murmurs behind me as I dragged Brooke out of the council hall.His arm was trapped firmly in my grip and no matter how much he struggled, I refused to let go."Release me!"Brooke jerked backward."Have you finally lost your mind?"I tightened my hold and continued walking.The guards lining the corridor immediately lowered their heads when they saw me.Nobody dared interfere.Nobody dared speak.Behind us, I could hear Mabel's frantic voice."Your Majesty, you cannot allow this!"I did not stop walking.I knew exactly who she was talking to.A few moments earlier she had rushed toward the Lycan King and Queen as though she had just witn
Adella's POV I climbed into the carriage with my jaw clenched so tightly that it hurt. My emotions were all over the place, yet I forced myself to sit upright and maintain the composure expected of the Lycan Heiress. Just as the carriage began to move, one of the guards riding alongside us nudged his horse closer and lowered his voice."My lady, Commander Sigil, asked us to pass through the barren land before returning to the palace."I turned toward him immediately."Why?"The guard glanced around before answering."Traces of Brooke's men were discovered there, and one of the scouts also found a tag bearing the crest of Alpha Alder's pack."My stomach tightened."Alder's pack?""Yes, my lady."For a brief moment I stared ahead through the carriage window before nodding."Tell everyone to move at full speed.""Yes, my lady."The carriage lurched forward.Nobody spoke after that.The silence felt heavy.My mind kept drifting back to Tera.Every time I closed my eyes, I remembered her
Alder's POVFor a moment, I could not even process what had just happened.The sting on my cheek burned fiercely, but it was nothing compared to the look in Adella's eyes as she stood before me. There was no hesitation in her expression, no uncertainty, and certainly no trace of the girl who once struggled to meet anyone's gaze. The woman standing before me now looked ready to tear apart anyone who stood between her and the answer she wanted.James recovered before I did.He stepped forward quickly, his brows drawn together as he looked from me to Adella before settling on her. His voice carried both confusion and irritation when he spoke."Adella, what was that supposed to mean? I know things are not exactly pleasant between Alder and me right now, but he is still the Alpha of this pack. You cannot just walk into another territory and start slapping rulers in front of their subjects."Adella slowly turned toward him.Her eyes were red.The sight alone made my stomach tighten.She fol
Alder's POV I could still smell blood on my clothes when I stepped through the pack gates, the heavy scent of battle clinging stubbornly to my skin no matter how much wind had hit me during the journey back. The fight against the Yraveth pack had stretched longer than expected because those bastards refused to surrender even after losing half their warriors, and by the time we crushed their defenses and forced their remaining soldiers into retreat, I was exhausted enough to barely tolerate the sound of anyone speaking near me.The guards at the entrance immediately straightened when they saw me approaching alongside Edrick and the remaining warriors.“Welcome back, Alpha,” they greeted loudly while bowing their heads.I gave a slight nod without slowing my pace.The pack grounds looked calm compared to the battlefield I had just left behind, servants moving around carefully while some young wolves trained at the far side of the compound. For a brief second, I almost appreciated the q
Adella's POV The weight of my eyelids felt like leaden weights as I struggled to pull them upward, my vision swimming in a sea of hazy greys and muted gold. The first thing I noticed was the scent of home, that familiar and grounding mixture of aged cedar, dried lavender, and the faint, metallic tang of the palace hearth that had always meant safety to me. I lay perfectly still for several minutes, my breath coming in shallow, ragged hitches while I tried to remember how the blood-soaked mud of the Thalassion valley had been replaced by the soft, silken sheets of my own bed. My body felt as though it had been hollowed out and filled with stones, a deep and throbbing ache radiating from my joints and settling in the center of my chest where the transformation had taken its greatest toll. I shifted my hand slightly, feeling the familiar texture of the duvet beneath my fingers, and let out a low, involuntary groan that seemed to echo in the quiet room."Adella? Oh, thank the stars, you
Brooke’s POV I sat at the long dining table with a composed expression that did not match the storm raging inside my chest, my fingers tapping lightly against the polished surface as I watched the council members seated around me pretend they were not already swayed by what I had been offering them all evening.The room was warm, filled with the scent of roasted meat and spiced wine, yet none of that mattered to me because this was not a meal, this was a negotiation, and every single person seated here knew exactly why they had been invited.“You seem distracted, Prince Brooke,” one of the elders said, raising a brow slightly as he lifted his cup.I forced a faint smile, leaning back in my seat as I picked up my own glass, swirling the liquid slowly before taking a sip.“Do I?” I asked calmly, tilting my head as though I found his observation amusing.Another council member chuckled softly. “It is understandable, is it not? Today is the seventh day.”A faint silence followed that sta







