LOGINJayden wakes up only to face a sudden reality. He is a villain in a ABO married to the monster Alpha everyone tried not to corss path with. But to survive, he most avoid the Alpha whom he was destined to kill.
View MoreWhat woke him up wasn’t the touch of the soft sunlight nor the kiss of Jayden Daion, his long-term crush of 10 years but pain. That was the first thing he felt.
It surged through his bones like a deadly beast, devouring his very soul. His chest ached as if someone had crushed his ribs beneath a heavy stone. His breathing was more uneven and his head spun violently the moment he opened his eyes.
The room was lavishly decorated with golden curtains all over with a touch of a crystal chandelier which hanged a little above the bed. The atmosphere felt more sophisticated with the scent of an expensive pheromone incense which lingered away in the air.
Kystal froze, his eyes carefully, yet briefly scanned the room again. It wasn’t the hospital; he could boldly argue that out without any hesitation.
Panic begun rising in his throat as his gaze darted around the massive bedroom. The walls spoke with luxury, lined with black-and-gold furniture. Each identical to the illustrations he remembered from the manhwa.
“No…no way, this can’t be.” He said, almost in a whisper. He could feel his hands and knuckles tremble at the very thought of it. He slowly looked down at his trembling hands and he gasped at what he saw. A pale skin, slender fingers with a silver ring, resting on his right index finger.
His blood went cold; he recognized it the moment his eyes fell on the ring. “This… isn’t possible.” He found himself denying the reality at hand. “I must be dreaming.” He stumbled as he wearily tried to get out of bed.
“It must be one of those bad dreams…” He pinched himself but the pain was real. Before he could process anything else, memories slammed into his head like a flood.
A cruel omega blinded by jealousy, an arranged engagement, manipulation, betrayal. And lastly, the execution beneath a snow-covered palace courtyard while the male lead emotionlessly watched on from his throne.
His face instinctively lost its colour, he knew exactly who he was. He was no longer Krystal Linsey but Caspian Vale. The villain omega from The Fallen Alpha King, his favorite manhwa. The same omega whose death brought joy and celebration to its readers, for having the most brutal chapter of the manhwa.
“No. No, no, no…” Krystal shot upright to his feet, his dizziness nearly made him collapse. His breath was more frantic now.
Caspian had emotionally destroyed the male lead, Diago Veydrake, before abandoning him for power and status in the original story. And that betrayal was what transformed Diago into the terrifying monster who later burned kingdoms to the ground.
Caspian was also publicly executed halfway through the manhwa. He perfectly remembered the comments which followed.
“Great, it serves him right.” One reader had posted.
“Diago should’ve killed him sooner.” Another added.
“Worst omega ever written.”
Kyrstal couldn’t dispense what happened or how he ended up in such a mess. “I’m going to die,” he whispered. Just then, a knock sudden echoed through the room which made him flinch.
“Young Master,” a maid nervously said from outside. “The Veydrake family has arrived.” His heart instantly stopped at his words.
“The Veydrakes.” He mumbled, trying to make out the current chapter or scene it was. Then it hit, it was his engagement meeting with Diago. Which marked the beginning of the entire nightmare.
Panic instinctively exploded inside him. It was the chapter where Caspian first mocked Diago publicly, humiliating the future alpha in front of both families. Which became one of the reasons he never forgot him.
Kystal immediately threw the blankets aside. He knew exactly what he had to do to stop the end from happening. He had decided to change the plot and follow his own rules.
“I need to cancel this engagement,” he muttered while stumbling toward the mirror. But the moment he looked up, he froze.
The reflection staring back at him was devastatingly beautiful. His soft silver hair strikes the omega features, coupled with his pale skin, untouched by flaws. His beauty was enough to ruin lives. No wonder Diago lost his mind.
Another knock soon came, but more urgent this time. “Young Master?” he called “The future alpha is waiting.”
For a moment, he shivered, his hands tightly grabbed the edge of the table. “He’s more of a future monster than alpha” He mumbled.
The imperial capital had never looked so deceptively peaceful.The morning sunlight poured across the wide marble streets, warming the cobblestones as merchants opened their colorful stalls and noble carriages rolled leisurely through the bustling avenues.Children chased each other with laughter, street performers played lively tunes, and birds sang from flowering trees lining the boulevards. Everything appeared perfectly ordinary.And no one had realized that, far beneath the city’s glittering surface, the Shadow Crest had just declared war.Yet still, peace inside the Vale Estate, however, had become a forgotten luxury.Every corridor echoed with the rhythmic footsteps of armored knights. Servants moved quickly and quietly, their usual chatter reduced to anxious whispers. Smiles had vanished entirely, even the simple act of breathing too loudly felt like tempting fate.Krystal stood beside the tall library window, staring out at the manicured gardens without really seeing them. He
Darkness.Far beyond the imperial capital, past noble estates and bustling cities, an underground fortress laid buried beneath the ruins of an abandoned monastery. No traveler who valued their life ever ventured there.This was the true heart of the Shadow Crest.Torchlight flickered along the damp stone corridors as hooded figures patrolled in silence. Every wall bore the same chilling emblem: a black serpent coiled around a crescent moon. The air itself tasted of death.Through its massive iron doors, a lone figure staggered, his breath ragged. Blood soaked the left side of his black uniform, leaving a steady trail across the stone floor. He was the only survivor of the last assassin who had escaped the Moonveil Festival.The guards offered no help. They simply stepped aside. “The Council is waiting,” one of them said in a flat voice. The assassin swallowed hard. That frightened him far more than Diago Veydrake ever had.The doors to the council chamber opened with a low groan. The
Silence blanketed the rose garden. No one spoke after the knight uttered Elias’s name. For the first time, the blond omega’s playful demeanor vanished completely. “…Are you certain?” Elias asked, voice quiet. The knight lowered his head. “Yes, Young Master.” He handed the bloodstained parchment to Diago and the alpha slowly unfolded it. Two names were written across the center in dark, deliberate ink: Caspian Vale.Elias Blanchett. And below the name was a single chilling line: One must die and the other must watch.Krystal felt the blood drain from his face. “What kind of lunatic writes something like that?” Diago’s eyes stayed fixed on the paper. “The Shadow Crest.” He folded it with deliberate care and slipped it inside his deep crimson coat. “They’re provoking us.” “Or they’re trying to turn us against each other.” Elias folded his arms.“What do you mean?” Krystal frowned. “If two targets know they’re both being hunted,” Elias explained, “the easiest way to weaken them i
The courtyard remained eerily silent. No one dared approached the body hanging from the estate gates. The morning breeze carried the metallic scent of blood across the Vale Estate as servants clustered several meters away, whispering with pale, drawn faces. Krystal couldn’t look away. The assassin’s lifeless body swayed gently beneath the iron spikes, the wooden sign around his neck creaking with every gust of wind. Traitors die before their masters.The words weren’t meant for the corpse. They were a message for someone still breathing, someone inside these walls. “They’re threatening their own people,” Krystal whispered. “Eliminating loose ends.” He thought but then, the familiar voice made him turn. Diago had arrived. He wore a long deep crimson military coat embroidered with silver dragons. His expression was calm, but his eyes beneath held a storm that could drown empires. Several guards dropped to their knees at once. “My Lord.” They greeted but he just ignored them and
After the day of their engagement meeting and unexpected encounter, Krystal tried his possible best to avoid Diago. For three days, his world felt peaceful, beautiful and silent. With no crimson eyes staring into his soul or suffocating pheromones and dangerous smiles.Each and every time a servant
Krystal couldn’t sleep; the whole experience seemed to have taken a toll on him. No matter how many times he closed his eyes, Diago’s voice kept replaying inside his head. “For the first time, I’m looking forward to this engagement.” That single sentence was enough to destroy every remaining ounce
Kyrstal’s breath hitched as he watched him. Diago’s gaze was laced with a smile which neither felt warm or friendly but rather sent chills crawling beneath his skin.The entire hall halted in stunned silence. Even the nobles seated nearby looked visibly shocked by what their eyes beheld. The Diago
Krystal’s heartbeat pounded violently against his chest. The only thought running through his mind was to cancel the engagement at any cost. Maybe if one way or the other, he gets to stop this meeting from happening, then maybe, just maybe, he could avoid the tragic end awaiting Caspian Vale.“Youn
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