All Chapters of Realm of Power: Werewolf vs Vampire : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Julianna POVThe world around me was fog and memory. Lila’s hand gripped mine tightly as we walked through the halls of my own mind.“Stay close,” she said. “The spell’s stable as long as we’re together. Wonder too far and… well, let’s not test that theory.”We passed a door and it opened on its own, spilling golden light across the void. Inside was my first day at Paranormal High.There I stood—my past self—frozen in front of the black gates. My face was wet with tears.“Were you crying?” Lila asked, pointing with a smirk.“Of course I was,” I said, heat rising in my cheeks. “Those were tears of joy. You have no idea how happy I was. Paranormal High was my dream school”Another door appeared. This time, the dining hall. I saw myself sitting awkwardly across from Lyra, listening as she told me about the infamous Thane siblings.The memory shifted again. Food splattered across the walls, trays clattering to the floor—the day Scott and I had that ridiculous food fight. Watching it now,

Julianna POVThe room was still heavy with the echoes of the explosion earlier. Though I had reversed time and pieced everything back together, I could still feel the weight of it in the air—the faint ozone tang of burned mana, the tightness in everyone’s shoulders, the unspoken fear that hung over us all.We sat around the long table in the Thane sisters’ dorm. Books lay scattered across its polished wood, some half-open, some stacked in precarious towers. The fire in the hearth crackled softly, but it didn’t warm the tension between us.“We need to decide our next move,” I said finally, my voice softer than I wanted it to be. My throat still ached from Wanda’s warning echoing in my head. “Kira has the key. We can’t just… sit here.”Kaid leaned forward, his arms crossed, eyes glowing faintly amber. “Then I’ll find her.” His voice carried a hard certainty. “She can’t have gotten far. If she left any trace—scent, blood, magic—I’ll track it.”Lila scoffed. “She’ll be long gone by now. E

Caleb POVScott was sulking again.He stood in the middle of the courtyard with a mop in his hand, glaring at the cobblestones as if he could burn them clean with sheer willpower. The mop bucket sloshed at his feet, leaving a trail of muddy streaks instead of anything resembling order.Cameron and I exchanged a glance.“He’s hopeless,” Cameron muttered.I sighed. “Hopeless and stubborn. You take one side, I’ll take the other.”We approached together.“Scott,” I said carefully, “you don’t have to do this alone. Let us help.”He didn’t even look up. “No.”Cameron tilted his head. “Why not?”“Because it’s my punishment,” Scott growled. “I messed up. I got us into this mess, and now I have to pay for it.”I folded my arms. “That’s dramatic, even for you. Cleaning floors isn’t some noble martyrdom. It’s just… cleaning floors.”Scott shot me a look sharp enough to cut. “You don’t get it. If I let you help, it’s like admitting I’m useless. I can’t even protect Julianna, and now you want me t

Scott POVMy lungs burned, but I didn’t slow down. My boots pounded against the stone floor of the hidden cave, the echoes bouncing ahead of us like frantic drums. Kaid was right on my heels, silent but radiating the same urgency that clenched my chest.We burst into the cavern and froze.There it was—the doorway. Jagged, black, towering, its runes glowing with a sickly crimson pulse that beat like a monstrous heart. And in front of it, Fianna lay on the floor, writhing in agony. A sprawling magic circle glowed beneath her, its lines branching like veins from her body to the door itself. Each pulse of the circle seemed to drain her further, her screams ripping through the cavern air.And at the center of it all stood Principal Dominick.His eyes glowed with an unnatural darkness, his hands raised as threads of shadow lashed outward, feeding into the circle. His voice was calm, even cold, as if Fianna’s suffering was nothing more than a calculation.“Stop this, Principal Dominick!” Kai

Scott POVKaid’s paws thundered against the ground as he carried me across the collapsing halls of Paranormal High. His massive wolf form tore through debris, dodging falling stone and bursts of fire from the monsters flooding the school.But no matter how fast he ran, destruction was catching up to us. The cracks in reality kept spreading, vomiting out more creatures—jaws like broken glass, wings dripping shadow. Ahead, the path was blocked by three hulking beasts, their eyes glowing red.“Kaid—” I started, preparing a lightning strike.But before either of us could act, a burst of white light swallowed us whole. The world warped.And then—I blinked, coughing. We weren’t outside anymore. We were standing in the school’s laboratory, the alchemical tables still intact. Kaid skidded to a halt, nearly crashing into the wall.“How—?” I managed, stumbling off his back.“Summoning spell,” a voice said.I turned and saw her—Lily. Staff in hand, hair whipping around her face, mana still crac