Akira, a vulnerable omega, is brutally traded to the ruthless Lycan King, Kaidën, as a pawn in a game of power and loyalty. Forced into the arms of the merciless king, Akira expects a life of servitude and hardship instead she finds herself torn between two brothers: Kaidën, the powerful and dominant Lycan King, and Lyrien, his gentle and enigmatic brother. But when Akira makes a potion to save Kaiden’s life she becomes pressured and decides to flee the pack. With Lyrien by her side, Akira flees, embarking on a perilous journey to find safety and freedom but her escape is complicated by the fact that she was carrying Kaiden’s children in her womb. As Akira's pregnancy progresses, she begins to open up to Lyrein and gradually accept his love but things take a turn when she and her pups get abducted and the brothers team up to rescue her and the kids. After being rescued, Akira must confront the danger that comes with loving two brothers and wielding newly found yet unimaginable power.
View MoreThe room shook as shadows grew thicker, engulfing the air around them. The ceiling creaked under the strain, cracks spreading like veins through the stone above. Akira’s heart raced in her ears, matching the turmoil brewing inside her chest. Her father stood firm amid the chaos, arms wide open as if inviting the destruction. “Can you feel it?” he yelled above the din. “The hunger, the power? That’s not your enemy, Akira. That’s who you are.” “No,” she spat, pressing her palms to her temples. The whispers were starting to eat away at her sanity, voices weaving through her mind with promises she was too scared to embrace. Take him. End him. End them all. We’ll give you strength. Kaidën cut through another wave of shadows, the blade of his sword glowing faintly with the runes carved into its steel. He was wounded, breathing hard, but his voice sliced through the chaos. “Akira! Focus on me. Don’t let him get inside your head.” She felt her knees weaken under the weight pulling at h
The quiet after the storm felt heavier than the battlefield’s echoes. Dust hung in the air, catching the dim light like broken stars. Akira stood at the center of it all, breathing shallowly, her veins still stinging from the shadows that had merged with her. Kaidën approached her slowly, almost like he was handling a wounded animal. His sword hung low, but his gaze stayed locked on her. “Akira… please, talk to me. Just tell me you’re still with us.” She forced herself to look him in the eye. For a moment, she was unsure of her own answer. The shadows still whispered at the edges of her mind, tempting her with power and vengeance. But she tightened her fists until her nails dug into her skin, anchoring herself with the sharp pain. “I’m here,” she whispered, though she wasn’t quite sure who she was trying to convince—him, or herself. A flash of relief crossed Kaidën’s face, but the caution didn’t fade. He reached for her hand, and she let him take it, even though her skin felt icy
Akira felt the chamber tremble as she clenched her fist. The shadows around her transformed—no longer just her father’s or an enemy of Kaidën, but hers now. They danced around her like a tempest, shifting between flames and smoke, light and darkness.Her father’s eyes sparkled with triumph. "Yes! That's it! My blood. My heir."Akira's breath came in short gasps, her chest tightening from the intensity. The power wasn’t a whisper—it roared in her ears, surged through her veins, a thousand voices urging her to unleash chaos, to dominate. She stumbled, clutching her head as fragments of visions crashed into her consciousness—cities crumbling, seas boiling, shadows creeping over the world like an endless night."Akira!" Kaidën's voice cut through the storm. He fought his way through, blade raised, his eyes locking onto hers with urgency. "You’ve got to let go—it’s feeding on you!"But his words felt distant. The shadows throbbed, responding only to her. With a flick of her wrist, the grou
Chapter 33 – Blood and LightThe air shattered as the shadows lashed out, their jagged strands of light whipping like living blades. Kaidën pushed Akira back just in time as one of them sliced through the stone where she had been standing, sending sparks flying.Her father’s voice resonated, not loud but somehow echoing everywhere at once. “Do you see now? The shadows don’t destroy—they obey. They belong to us.”Kaidën lunged forward, his blade flashing in a blur of precise and ruthless movements, but every strike was met with the writhing coils of light that her father wielded like an extension of himself.“You’re wasting your strength,” her father said calmly, flicking his wrist. The shadows surged, slamming Kaidën against the wall with a bone-crushing force. He grunted but stayed on his feet.“Stop hurting him!” Akira yelled, rushing forward.As her voice pierced the air, the shadows shifted—pausing and faltering, almost as if they recognized her. For just a heartbeat, they hesitat
The silence hung heavy, sharp as a blade. Akira was still catching her breath from the climb, but her father stood there, calm and untouched by the dust and chaos surrounding them. His presence felt weighty, more substantial than the earth they’d just escaped from.“Father.” The word tasted bitter on her tongue, almost foreign.He tilted his head slightly, studying her like she was a puzzle he’d already pieced together. “You’ve grown reckless.” His eyes flicked to the letter she was gripping tightly. “And careless.”Kaidën instinctively stepped in front of her, blade drawn. “Stay back.”Her father’s gaze barely acknowledged him. “Still holding onto this one, Akira? A weapon born from disobedience. You’ve always had a knack for picking the wrong friends.”The jab stung more than Kaidën deserved, but he didn’t flinch. He stood his ground, muscles tense and ready.Akira pushed herself to her feet, shaking off the dust from her hands. “Why were you waiting here? Did you really think I wou
The glow oozed through the rock like molten light coursing through veins, weaving along the walls and ceiling. It pulsed slowly, a silent rhythm that hinted at something alive beneath.Akira tightened her grip on Kaidën’s sleeve. "This isn’t natural."He unsheathed his blade, though they both understood that steel wouldn’t mean much against whatever force lurked below the earth. "Stay behind me."She nearly laughed—almost. "Since when do I ever do that?"A sharp crack echoed, and part of the tunnel wall peeled back like aged bark. The glow intensified, flooding the corridor to the point where Akira had to shield her eyes. Shapes danced within the light—shadows flickering like figures caught between dimensions.One voice broke through, low and hollow."Akira…"Her heart sank. It was her sister’s voice.Kaidën moved forward immediately. "Don’t listen. It’s not her."But Akira was already trembling. "It sounded like—""That’s how it draws you in." His tone was fierce, desperate. "That’s
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