All Chapters of Realm of Power: Werewolf vs Vampire : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Scott POVAs we delved deeper into the chamber, the air grew thick and musty, laced with the scent of damp earth and ancient stone. Torchlight flickered against the jagged walls, casting long shadows that danced like specters. Throne led the way, his steps purposeful and unyielding, his the wind swirling faintly around him like a protective cloak. I followed close behind, my heart pounding in my chest, a mix of adrenaline and lingering exhaustion from the time jump. Julianna was right at my side, her eyes wide with determination, but I could sense the strain in her—her mana had only just replenished, and we couldn't afford any slip-ups that might expose who we are.The chamber opened up into a vast cavern, its ceiling lost in darkness. In the center, illuminated by a circle of glowing runes etched into the floor, stood Seraphine. She was chained to a massive pillar of what looked like twisted, veined stone—branched stone, I realized with a chill. Her head hung low, her hair matted and

Julianna POVI stumbled back to my room, my legs feeling like they belonged to someone else. The vision replayed in my mind like a nightmare I couldn't wake from: Scott on the cold floor, his sea-green eyes staring blankly at the ceiling, blood pooling around him like spilled ink. Crimson everywhere, soaking his shirt, his hair matted with it. And me. Standing over him, helpless, knowing somehow it was my fault. My chest tightened, breath coming in shallow gasps. How could I have seen that? Was it a warning? A certainty? Or did our journey to the past change something? Whatever it was it cracked something open inside me, and now this... this horror was leaking out.I pushed open the door to our shared room, the familiar black-and-white theme doing nothing to ground me. Lyra was lounging on her bed, flipping through a dusty tome on witch lore, her long black hair cascading like a curtain. She glanced up, her fangs glinting in the dim light from the massive TV screen on the wall.“Hey,”

Julianna POVDawn came too soon, gray and heavy, like the sky knew what was waiting for us. I hadn’t slept more than an hour. Every time I closed my eyes, the vision returned: Scott’s body on cold stone, blood pooling under him, his chest still. No breath. No heartbeat. Just me standing there, useless, hands shaking with the knowledge that I’d caused it somehow.I packed in silence, small backpack, water, the folded map from the announcement, a spare jacket. The school-issued forest gear felt stiff: dark pants, reinforced boots, a lightweight jacket with red reflective strips for visibility. I caught my reflection in the mirror before I left: eyes shadowed, mouth tight. I looked like someone pretending to be okay.Lyra was already up, humming as she shoved snacks into her bag. “Flag hunt in a creepy forest? This is gonna be fun. You and Solara—try not to set each other on fire, yeah?”I forced a half-smile. “I’ll behave.”She eyed me. “You sure you’re good? You’ve got that ‘I’m smilin

Julianna POVThe cave smelled of damp stone and charred wood. Solara’s embers cast a faint, unsteady orange glow across the rough walls, just enough to see the shape of her beside me, knees drawn up, arms wrapped tight around herself like she could hold the pieces together. Our breathing was the only sound for a long minute, ragged at first, then slower, until the silence felt heavier than the attack we’d just escaped.I leaned my head back against the cold rock. My palms stung from scrapes I hadn’t noticed during the run. Every muscle ached, but the real pain was deeper, guilt twisting like a knife I’d turned on myself.“I shouldn’t have walked away,” I said quietly. “I’m sorry.”Solara didn’t answer right away. She stared at the small flames dancing on her fingertips, watching them flicker like they might go out any second.“You think sorry fixes it?” she finally said. Her voice was low, rough from crying. “We’re lost in a forest that wants to eat us because we couldn’t agree on whi

Scott POVI woke up with Julianna’s name already stuck in my throat.I aImost as if it meant to split me down the middle. Lying still, I watched the ceiling without moving. Yesterday’s events played through my mind, one after another. That moment in the dining hall stuck with me. Her coldness felt less accidental, more like a quiet attack.I stepped out of my bed. Soreness hung in my limbs like old news. My reflection caught me there, in the glass. Tangles ruled my head, wild and uninvited. Red filled my eyes. Tightness gripped my jaw. I wore the look of someone who’d fought a ghost till dawn.First thing I did was to splashed water on my face. Put on my uniform. My hair needed sorting so I gave it a quick once-over.My hand found my phone. There were no messages from Julianna. Not surprised since the attitude she has been giving me. I headed for the door. Today was the day I was going to talk to her and get answers.I made it a few steps into the haIIway before I saw Lily. She was ju