All Chapters of The Alpha's Replacement Bride: Chapter 441 - Chapter 450

The sound of battle horns rang out in the city. It echoed throughout the area and sent a shiver up every warrior's spine. Anyone could hear it even when they were hiding inside buildings. It was a signal that the enemy was near, even though it was not a signal for an attack. It was a call for a meeting with the commanders from both sides. Every soldier knew that it was one of the most important calls in war. Liam was ready in front of everyone. He only wore his long pants with his body decorated with a big Almandine necklace. He saw a small boat floating closer to the shore, and on the front was the face he recognized. It was Tang, the young general. His legs that were cut off were already being joined back by Zaha. Well, in this world, the only person who could do it that fast and perfectly was Zaha. "It's been less than a month, but I see that you've come back," Liam said coldl

The war in the dark night was brutal. The Lycans were outnumbered. There were too many soldiers, and Almandine Army numbers were low, to begin with. But after Liam decapitated the enemy's commander, the war stopped. Floating in the ocean were dogs without their master. And the second son of Fulgens fell backward to his bottom, looking at the naked long blonde haired man standing beside his father's head on the floor. Yang Fulgens was stunned. So this was Liam Almandine, the previous giant white wolf in his human form. This man killed his father with just one strike of his fist. Yang Fulgens could barely breathe. He was terrified of this man who defeated his father with such ease. Monster. His brother was right. The man who had died in the explosion and was sacrificed by his own family was right. But nevertheless, Tang begged them before c

"They are finally here," Ezekiel said, facing the clear eastern sea. The moonlight illuminated the vast sea of white sand, revealing the small ships of the enemy army. And then, there were 10 big warships behind those small ships, each with its own giant sails. It wasn't over. The next wave of warships far away back was revealed behind the fog. Hundreds of small ships and dozens of bigger warships were seen. Hundreds of thousands of soldiers were on board. They were ready to invade. "The reports from the Northeast Port City have come. They said only 12 big warships and 30 small ships came there. And the attack was over around 15 minutes ago," Ezra said beside Ezekiel. She told him the full report of what happened with the Almandine Army and that the Wyverns used the blizzard to cut through the defense line and were going straight to attack Almandine City.

"Long time no see, Duchess." Harriet furrowed her brows. Her eyes glowed in anger and spite; she wanted to strangle that man immediately when he showed himself. "Protect the civilian. Strike the bell," Harriet said to Russel. "Transform now and attack the air!" Russel transformed and jumped toward the skies. The other Lycan soldiers followed his orders and also attacked the wyverns with their howls. The wind shattered from their soundwave attacks, all the glass windows broke, and the ground quaked. KIEEEEK!! The attack was somewhat effective. One of the wyverns was knocked down, but it quickly got back on its feet as soon as the attack stopped. The Lycans' attacks were not that strong compared to the Wyverns' strength, but it was enough to give them some kind of damage. But then, they were not trying to hurt the wyver

When Old Duke turned his eyes to the source of the weird sound, a giant black portal was forming up the fort. From inside, a long blonde-haired man walked out, followed by the Crown Prince of Hyacinth. Old Duke frowned. "You're back?" Liam just nodded. But when the Old Duke turned back to the portal, he didn't see the mother of his great-grandchildren. "Where's your wife?" "She refused to go with me. The shore still needed protection," Liam said. Rayleigh didn't say anything more. If this crazy-in-love grandson of his left his wife alone there, then it must be safe enough to do so. "She brought my spell with her. And after I finish another spell, I'll give more to all of you, too," Heinrich smiled warmly. Then, he turned back to his portal. "I must prepare my army and bring them where they need to be. I trust Almandine will be alright without me," he nodded t