All Chapters of The Alpha's Replacement Bride: Chapter 491 - Chapter 500

"Your Grace! What's wrong?!" Heinrich could see how Liam was suddenly silent and seemed preoccupied with something else. Not only that, both of his eyes changed color to the Duchess' eye color. He turned his eyes back to his best friend, Ezekiel, who was still struggling and convulsing. "What can I do? What should I do?!" Heinrich warped the mana around them. He created a vast magic circle of light and darkness. [Lumine - Sanctum Catena]! [Aether - Nigrum Carcer]! Black bars of dark mana surrounded the three of them. And from Ezekiel's back, seven chains of light instantly bound his body tight. But he didn't stop with just that. Heinrich was going to cast another spell when Ezekiel turned to him. His eyes were black, and his smile twisted. Before Heinrich realized it, he had already thrown away far into one of the giant trees.&nbs

"Are we... enough?" Harriet felt her whole body burn with pain. It felt like her soul was being sucked out and drenched in acid. But she kept her consciousness. Her breath started to hitch when she suddenly heard a loud screech from the outside. KIEEEEEEEEEEEEK! She turned to the window, seeing another batch of wyvern army come to attack. And it was much... much bigger in size than before. "Those... monsters..." Orcenal narrowed his eyes. Even if Harriet faced a harrowing experience of sacrificing herself... she was still aware of her surroundings. "Harriet, you must focus," Orcenal said. Harriet turned back to her father and ignored the pain. She stood back up and walked toward the corridor balcony. She turned back to Orcenal, who looked at her in disbelief. "Father, Almandine is the home I've al

Once upon a time, three gods lived alongside each other in relatively near space and time. The oldest of the three was the only female and the kindest and the most generous. While the other two were born almost at the same time from a single act of creation. The only woman of the three was Ayja, the Goddess of Creation. Then, the other two were the God of Space and the God of Time, Andrius and Anatoli. It was said that Ayja loved them both equally, but Andrius always knew that Ayja's love for Anatoli was a different kind of love. "It's weird." "What's weird?" Andrius asked Ayja. On the edge of that vast lake reflecting their domain, Ayja sighed. "Something inside me is weird." Andrius understood. He knew that Ayja was conflicted about her own feeling. "What? You envied humans?" Andrius asked.

Spring, 158th year of Euclase Imperial Year. The East Continent rejected the announcement of the end of the war from Euclase. Just a week after the final battle, they sent another giant fleet of armies from the Continent's Kingdoms' alliance. But they were forced to turn back when they saw a terrifying figure in the sky. A giant dark blue-scaled dragon waited for them in the sky, alongside thousand upon thousand of dark monsters spawning from the clouds and the ocean. It was said that they encountered the Dragon Prince of Euclase and the Archmage of Light and Darkness, who guarded the ocean. Before they even had a chance to fight, they knew they had no chance of winning. So they proposed a ceasefire, but everyone knew that they were just giving up the war. A month after the war ended, the weather finally warmed enough that it reminded people of a year ago whe

The sound of the waterfall was heard from far away place. The sky was bright, and there were almost no dark clouds in sight. The full moon also accompanied today's stars, decorating the night horizon like jewels and gems on a queen's crown. It was a beautiful evening. Liam admired the sky, enjoying the deafening sound of the waterfall. It was his favorite place. The sky soothed his eyes, calming his nerves. The full moon awakened him, healing his wounded body. And the sound of the waterfall dulled his other senses, giving him rest from too much stimulation. Bathing on the top of the waterfall while the spring was starting was the best. He sat not far from the edge, choosing the best place to see the horizon and the panoramic view of the near western coastline. Now that Liam couldn't wake up during the day, if he wanted to see refreshing scenery, he had to go here, to his favorite place. And after he