All Chapters of Alpha Sean: The Mute Alpha : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

SEAN. “Warriors attack!!!.” Ethan howled from the ridge, the shifters moved, attacking the dark soldiers from every angle. He signaled to his pack members, "Line up! Hold the ridge!" about forty strong, both human-form and wolf-form — shifted and heeded him. Their faces showed fierce determination, but their eyes betrayed something deeper—fear. This seal could not be broken. If Xavier cracked it, a darkness would spill out that none of us could stand against. Other packs took their stance, every direction blocked and secured, each Alpha heading their pack into war. From the shadows, Xavier emerged. His fur was midnight deep, His eyes burned with red-orange light, and around him, the dark soldiers advanced. They moved silent, methodical; their armor clinked in the wind, but their faces were masked, their eyes empty. They took positions encircling the clearing, shielding their master’s path. Nearby, Isabella watched with clenched fists, She had only begun to feel the surg

SEAN. “How come?.” I heard the others ask, as they stood to their feet—healed and shocked. I smiled at them, My body now glowing with an ethereal light, it’s brightness now shun beyond the battlefield, the forest, down to the ends of the earth. “The moon goddess granted me a second chance of life. And now evil shall be wiped out from the face of the earth.” I said, my pale blue eyes shining bright. “Wow!!.” Vael exclaimed. “Look at the moon.” Nyra said, pointing towards the sky. The blood moon was changing its color, “No, No , this can’t happen.” Xavier roared in Anguish, and in a flicker of light, he fell from the sky to the ground in a loud thud. “How— did— you? No, it’s not possible.” He roared again, standing to his feet. “Surrender now Xavier and I might be merciful to you, Else—.” “Never, I bow to no one.” He growled loudly, and started chanting some spells in low whispers. The chant twisted in the air. The ground convulsed, From the dark soldiers, smoke rose.

SEAN. “Fall back to the ridge!” Alpha Alexandro bellowed, his voice hoarse from shouting orders. Blood matted his gray fur. “No—push forward!” That was Ethan, already charging ahead with his pack flanking both sides. “We break their line now or we lose everything!”.  I shook off the daze from hitting the ground, forcing my legs to work. Around me, the battlefield had erupted into pure chaos. Wolves everywhere—hundreds of them—pouring in from every direction.   The northern packs had arrived, their howls cutting through the night. From the east, I heard the war cries of the coastal clans. South and west, more allies flooded in, a sea of fur and fang

SEAN  “She’s going to get herself killed,” Nyra said, her voice shaking as we watched Isabella tear through another wave of soldiers. I smeared the blood of Isaiah on my bare chest, a sign of my intending revenge. “Then we help her.”  “Sean, you can barely stand,” Vael said, but he was already moving toward the barrier.  “Doesn’t matter.” I forced my legs to work, each step sending fresh pain through my body. “She’s one of us. We don’t let her face this alone.” We pushed through the chaos inside the dome. Wolves parted for us, some still fighting scattered sol

ETHAN.   I watched the trees dancing to the rhythm of the wind, the fields so green and bright, the birds flying free, a life I once sought and now I have it.    Happy and relieved. Its been a month after the war, I never thought such a day will come when I will be standing in my room, here in Dragonblood territory. I would have laughed it off, if I was told I would survive the immense tortue and live.    THREE YEARS AGO.   I was in the field dishing out orders to the other guards, when I was summoned. “Commander, you have been summoned to the court chambers immediately.” Yuan, the imperial guard