Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha With The Kiss Of Death: Kabanata 161 - Kabanata 170

"There is still no luck, Alpha," One of the warriors reported.It was the early hours of dawn already, and Reyana had yet to be found. They had searched everywhere within and across their border, but she was still nowhere to be seen."This is not possible! How could she have gotten so far within such a short period?" Kellan asked the assembled warriors."She didn't go away. I highly doubt that. Visha is lying about what actually happened. Reyana has no reason to run or hide since she isn't guilty." Klara said to him."Go out there and look for the Luna!" Kellan commanded when the Alpha remained quiet."Alpha..." Klara called, but Kellan interrupted."We know Visha is lying about the paternity of the pregnancy. But what if the side of the story that features Reyana isn't totally a lie?" Kellan began, "Otherwise, how do we explain her sudden disappearance? She shouldn't have run away if she wasn't guilty."His words would have made sense if Klara didn't know Reyana. Alpha Randall shot h

Randall stalked towards Novak, his muscles coiled like a predator ready to pounce, but Novak didn't flinch. He wasn't there to flex muscles. He was there for something far more important than their egos."What the fuck are you doing in my pack? You dare darken my doorstep after everything? You've got some nerves!" Randall spat as soon as he approached Novak and his army, who stood in the open field on the training ground."Alpha Randall," Novak began, his voice deceptively calm in the face of Randall's barely concealed hostility. "I trust this intrusion is unwelcome, but I haven't come for pleasantries." He flashed Randall a bright smile, which obviously didn't reach his eyes."Then what are you doing here?" Randall asked as he watched Novak descend from his horse."I wouldn't be here if it wasn't important. Not that I find your pack so..." Novak looked around in a condescending manner, "...thrilling to come visit unannounced."The sarcasm in his voice made Randall's inside burn with

"I found out last night. I had my witches carry out the spell to make sure I wasn't just imagining things," Novak said in a calmer tone when they were finally seated in Randall's office."But how did you carry out this spell? You need to have something belonging to Reyana to be able to carry it out accurately. Her hair, blood..." Klara asked, not letting go of her suspicions.Randall sat all the while, calmly staring at Novak as he spewed whatever lies he was spewing."I got some strands of her hair," Novak replied after hesitating."You did what?" Randall rose to his feet, "How did you do that? Does this mean you know where Reyana is?" He charged toward Novak."What do you mean? Isn't she here?" Novak rose up, meeting Randall head-on. He wasn't going to cringe at his anger."The calmer we can get, the better headway we might be able to make," Klara said to both of them, who glared at each other."What did he mean by that, Klara? Where is my sister?" Novak turned to Klara, who avoided

It's been two days already, and they still had no luck in their search. Alpha Randall and Alpha Novak had set aside their differences for the time being, since they had one goal - finding Reyana.Novak had tried to get his messages across to the Master's witches, but no one was replying. They had all gone silent.In all his dealings with the Master, Novak had never set eyes on him. He had never visited nor known where Rashka was located. He only communicated with him through his witches.Novak never knew a day like this would come when he desperately needed to know where Rashka resided.Aldric was dying of guilt. Wasn't it best if he had just killed Reyana like Visha wanted? Perhaps he'd know she wasn't in the hands of that monster.Only the Goddess knows what Rashka might be doing to her now. He was a sadistic monster."Tonight, you must help me escape. I have a feeling that Klara is up to no good." Visha's voice pulled Aldric out of his thoughts.She had been moved to the dungeon, a

She was terrified to her bones. The voice, cold and mocking, seemed to seep from the very stone walls themselves. Was it in her head? Was fear playing tricks on her? But the metallic smell of blood, the caged creatures – those were undeniably real. She knew that.Ignoring the terror that threatened to consume her, Reyana focused on the single task she had ahead - escape.With a desperate breath, she turned and sprinted deeper into the cavern. The uneven floor scraped against her feet.The scream of the monstrous creature faded behind her, replaced by the pounding of her own heart.Suddenly, blessed relief! The passage opened abruptly into a vast landscape. Moonlight, unfiltered and bright, bathed the space in a beautiful glow. The air was fresh and cool on her sweaty skin – the unmistakable scent of freedom.Reyana stumbled to a halt, momentarily disoriented by the sudden change. Could it be? Had she somehow found an exit? She prayed.Squinting into the moonlight, she saw the jagged o