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Chapter 127: The Hollow Crown
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2025-09-12 19:00:19The battlefield was silent at first—eerily, impossibly silent.
No clash of steel. No snarl of wolves. Only the after-echo of Serena’s scream and the hollow thud of her body vanishing into the Rift.Elias staggered forward, his hand stretched into the empty air where she had stood. The bond—his lifeline, his anchor to her—was gone. Not torn. Not snapped. Empty.
It was like reaching into his own chest and finding nothing beating there.“Serena!” His voice cracked, raw with desperation. He pushed his storm essence outward, searching, clawing, demanding any trace of her—but the silence inside him only deepened.
Lucian rose beside him, blood dripping from his temple where the shockwave had thrown him against the rocks. His fire flared instinctively, wild and unstable, but his face was pale with a fear he tried—and failed—to mask with fury.
“You lost her,” he hissed, eyes burning with gol
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Torn Between Alphas Chapter 136: The Shard of the Moon
The battlefield was already trembling from Serena’s crown of shadows when the sky itself began to break. Cracks like silver veins spread across the face of the moon. Wolves raised their heads instinctively, howls caught in their throats. Then, with a sound like the shattering of glass heard through water, a piece of the moon tore free and fell.The shard was enormous—bright as a thousand suns, yet cold, burning the eye not with heat but with purity. It streaked downward, a comet of white fire tearing across the heavens. The moment it struck the earth, the world convulsed.The ground heaved; trees were ripped from their roots; wolves were thrown backward like leaves in a storm. Lucian shielded his warriors with a wall of fire, Elias caught his breath as lightning grounded itself into the soil to anchor his pack, but even they were nearly swept away.The shard landed with a blinding detonation, carving a crater into the heart of the battlefield. Silver
Torn Between Alphas Chapter 135: The Heir of Fenris
The ground trembled as though the world itself had been struck by a colossal heartbeat. From the rift in the earth, shadows erupted in great torrents, writhing upward like serpents made of smoke and blood. Serena’s body arched violently, her scream tearing into the night sky, echoing through the forest and beyond. The shard of the Blood-Eclipse crown embedded itself into her, burning molten crimson against her skin before vanishing into her body. The rest of the fragments, scattered across the battlefield, answered its call—shooting like meteors into her chest, her head, her bones.She collapsed to her knees, clutching her head as the shadows cascaded outward in violent waves. Wolves across both Silver Ridge and Nightfang packs were forced onto their bellies, whimpering, claws scratching at the earth in instinctive submission. Even the fiercest warriors bowed their heads, spines quaking under the pressure of a power none had ever known.Lucian fought agains
Torn Between Alphas Chapter 134: Chains of the First Wolf
The battlefield was no longer a battlefield.It was a wound in the world.The abyss split wider with a thunderous crack, tearing apart the stone plateau where the wolves and witches had clashed. Black dust rose into the blood-red eclipse, carried by a wind that screamed like dying stars. And from within that endless pit, the chained claw of Fenris—the First Wolf, the Devourer of Suns—dragged itself higher.The claw was impossibly vast, each talon longer than a tower, dripping shadow that burned holes into the ground. Wolves scattered in every direction, howls turning to whimpers. Some collapsed outright, their bodies unable to withstand the sheer weight of the aura pressing down upon them.Only three figures stood unmoving before the abyss.Lucian. Elias. Serena.Her chest heaved as though the eclipse itself had descended into her lungs. Shadows rippled along her skin, licking outward in serpentine tendrils that coiled and withdr
Torn Between Alphas Chapter 133: The Blood Price
The battlefield was silent, but not with peace.It was the silence of breath stolen, of wolves held in unnatural stillness, of the earth itself pausing as though waiting to see what Serena Vale would do.Above her, the fused Crown hung like a bleeding star. Its jagged edges burned with a fire both black and silver, casting shadows and brilliance across the broken ground. The voices within it had merged into one, and that voice drummed against Serena’s skull with merciless clarity."One must fall. One must bleed. Blood seals power. Ascend."Her heart pounded, caught between two rhythms—the searing pulse of Lucian’s fire and the steady storm-beat of Elias’s bond. Both bonds yanked her toward different destinies, each demanding, each aching, each promising ruin if ignored.Serena staggered a step forward, her hands trembling.“Serena.” Elias’s voice broke the stillness. His wolf form flickered away, leavi
Torn Between Alphas Chapter 132: The Split Crown
The battlefield was no longer earth and blood. It was torn sky, shattered stone, and wolves caught in the grip of forces they were never meant to touch.The crown had split.Not shattered—no, Serena knew instinctively it had done this intentionally. One half burned with black fire, dripping shadows like molten tar, pulsing with a heartbeat that wasn’t hers. The other half glowed silver-white, threads of moonlight unraveling from its jagged edges, soft yet piercing, as if every strand could cut through bone.The halves hovered in the air above her, spinning slowly, bleeding their opposite energies into the night. Wolves below cried out as the magic struck them.Some dropped to their knees, howling as the shadows clamped down on their bodies, forcing their bones into painful shifts. Their eyes glowed silver-black, their fur bristling, their growls distorted like echoes in a tomb.Others fell in worship to the moonlight, their bodies bathe
Torn Between Alphas Chapter 131: The Crown Divides
The night was no longer night. It was a kingdom of shadows, and Serena stood at its heart.The crown burned on her head, not gold nor silver, but forged of flame and void, jagged points shimmering like the fractured moon above. Shadows curled at her feet, stretching outward as though every inch of earth recognized its new Queen.“Bow,” she commanded, her voice rich and commanding—yet layered, two voices speaking as one: Serena’s human softness, and the Shadow Queen’s imperious thunder.And they did.All across the clearing, wolves dropped to their knees. Their heads bowed low, their bodies trembling, not from compulsion but reverence. The Herald had called her Queen, and the pack—broken, torn, battered from battle—obeyed instinctively.All except two.Lucian. Elias.Lucian’s amber eyes burned, his chest heaving as the mingled blood still simmered in his veins. He had power enough to bow to no one. Not even her.Elias
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