Celine's POV:"We are not just going to run into the woods and let everything put on our luck. " Alpha Tyrion said once he noticed my despair, " I will formulate a proper plan and strategy. We just need to follow that. Believe me, it's not that difficult. " I could only hope that this challenge would not be so difficult for me because Alpha Tyrion was a pretty good match for those beasts. "Will they attack us? " I asked. "Do you think any shifter will come to a kingdom on his or her own? They will try their best to not get caught but we don't have to hurt them. " He said. Beta Remy gave us twenty minutes to plot and frame a plan for the task. Alpha Tyrion and I, went to sit in a quiet corner where he took a small notepad and a pen. He drew the map of the forest and marked the danger points. "See, this is the map of the woods. I have marked the areas where the shifters usually roam. " He said. I was amazed to by the knowledge he had about the woods and this whole kingdom. That's

Celine's POV:Ava, Alpha Kristian, Lycan king and Queen, Beta Remy, the elders and even Alpha Tyrion waited for my answer because everyone was curious and shocked that all the shifters had joined me back to the borders. I couldn't tell them what the Lioness told me in the woods because it might be wrong and I didn't want to be at danger of anything by giving the greedy wolves an idea that I might have a weird power to attract the shifters. "I helped the lioness in the woods and she decided to help me by coming here with her friends. " I told them, most importantly to Alpha Tyrion who nodded to my answer even though he knew the truth was different. The silence still loomed over everyone and Zayra raised her brows in confusion. I blinked twice without anyone noticing me and she gave me a slight nod. "Yes, this Luna is right. I was trapped in a net and she helped me instead of hurting me. I am grateful to her. " Zayra muttered without any interest. Alpha Tyrion held my arm and gave

Celine's POV: The moon cast its ethereal glow over the corridor as I made my way through the long doorway filled with ancient pictures. My heart raced with anticipation as I approached the grand hall of the Lycan kingdom. It was dark there and not a single guard in sight too. I felt uncomfortable coming here with Lycan king but I had come seeking answers about my mother, a woman whose absence had haunted me for as long as I could remember.As I entered the hall, I was met with an imposing picture of a figure seated upon a grand throne. It was the previous king, a formidable Lycan ruler known for his power and wisdom. His silver mane cascaded down his broad shoulders, and his piercing blue eyes held a hint of both sorrow and authority even in the lifeless painting. Approaching the king, I respectfully bowed my head. "Please,tell me," I began, my voice filled with a mix of determination and trepidation. "I have always wanted to find about my parents but there was no one who could tell

Celine's POV : Returning to Alpha Tyrion's side, I unlocked his cage, the heavy door swinging open. Yet, as I stepped out, he remained silent, his emotions concealed behind a mask of indifference.My heart sank, the weight of his aloofness pressing upon me. But I refused to let it deter me. I walked towards him, my voice filled with a mix of determination and vulnerability."Alpha, we did it," I said, my words tinged with hope. "We faced the challenges together, and we succeeded. "His guarded facade wavered, his gaze meeting mine, a hint of vulnerability seeping through. "Celine, you are not an omega. You are something different..." he murmured, his voice laced with uncertainty. "But my feelings will never change for you. I never wanted you because you were special or could complete these tasks without any practice. You will always remain the same girl who was clueless about everything to me. " I nodded, my heart filled with a mix of understanding and determination. "I know,Alpha.

Celine's POV : The moon cast a pale glow through the windows as I sat by Alpha Tyrion's side, watching his chest rise and fall rhythmically in deep slumber. Midnight had come and gone, and yet he remained oblivious to the world around him, his exhaustion consuming him like a heavy shroud. I hadn't gotten the courage to leave his side for even a minute after what Calle had told me. I couldn't afford to risk his life in any way. Even if it meant, I had to sit by him all night or even whole life. "Why is everything so difficult for us? " I talked to him. Somewhere in my heart I wanted him to wake up. So, that I could tell him everything and then we both could run away from here. But it was impossible right now, Calle had no regards for his own mate if he could put her life in danger like that. With a heavy heart, I rose from his side, my footsteps echoing softly in the quiet room. The weight of anticipation and worry settled upon my shoulders as I made my way towards the abandoned ch