บททั้งหมดของ Claimed by My Enemy Alpha Mate: บทที่ 81 - บทที่ 90

Emilia’s POVEver since I agreed to go to the Wolf Den, the King had appointed me as the Holy Maiden.After that day, everyone knew about a maid who, out of admiration for the King, voluntarily risked her life to venture into the legendary Wolf Den to seek a cure for him.My status in the palace had changed once more. Now, I had finally shed the shackles of slavery, but I knew it was only temporary.No longer confined to the kitchen, Cecilia had me stay in the palace’s white tower. The servants brought me piles of information about the Wolf Den every day, and I wasn’t allowed to leave until the departure.Most of what people knew about the Wolf Den came from oral legends. According to the tales, part of the werewolf ancestors were banished by the Moon Goddess for disobeying her guidance. They were confined to a realm of eternal darkness, losing their powers and surviving only on black soil and decayed leaves until they died, their bones turning into gravel. It was a cursed land for we

Anthony’s POVAs the butler to the Alpha, welcoming guests to the castle was usually not part of my duties. But when Alpha Johnson arrived, I knew it was imperative for me to personally attend to this guest.“Ha ha, Alpha Klaus, I believe you’re quite surprised to see me, aren’t you?”I pushed open the door to the drawing room. Before Klaus, who was seated on the sofa, could say a word, the guest behind me had already announced his arrival.“Alpha Johnson, you’re correct. I certainly didn’t expect your sudden visit. I hadn’t received any prior notice from you.”Klaus’s face remained impassive, his gaze calm as he looked at Johnson, completely contrary to the “surprise” he claimed to feel.“Oh, it was my oversight, Alpha Klaus. I should have informed you beforehand. This unannounced visit is rather rude. However,”Alpha Johnson’s words suddenly halted. He seemed unable to suppress a smile, emitting a suppressed sound of delight, “Hey! But I’m so thrilled! The King told me that once Emi

Emilia’s POVCold. It's so cold.I felt like a piece of driftwood floating on the surface of the sea, my body swaying with the waves. Damp moisture submerged my neck, leaving only the tip of my nose exposed, struggling to breathe.Why? Why am I here? What did I do wrong to be thrown into the sea?My thoughts were hazy, like I had forgotten something important. Father? Mother? Are you there? I'm so cold, help me.I moved my lips, but my throat ached terribly. I wanted to shout, but instead swallowed mouthfuls of seawater. My limbs, weak and bound by the water, drifted aimlessly. I forced my eyes open and saw the sky in a dark, dreary gray. The sky was draped in a fine, persistent rain, and the sea around me stretched out endlessly.A wave surged from the distance, and I was swept away like a leaf in the tide. My mouth and nose were once again filled with seawater, and this time, I had no chance to surface.I'm going to die here, I thought.The serene ocean floor felt like a vast tomb.

Cecilia’s POVThe whip lashed out with the swiftness of a striking hawk, wrapping around the giant serpent's head with a force that couldn’t be ignored. With a powerful yank, I hurled the serpent to the ground.“Who gave you the audacity to ambush me? Can’t you see the royal crest on the guards’ armor?!” I jumped out of the car, my voice sharp with authority. Since the car had been discovered, it was no longer safe to stay inside.“You’re exiled werewolves, aren’t you? If you back off now, I, as a royal princess, will guarantee your return to your pack.”I fixed my gaze on the ragged figures before me, carefully assessing them. With the guards still unaware of their fate, facing these werewolves alone was a battle with slim odds. I wasn’t keen on engaging them unless absolutely necessary. I needed to wait until Emilia emerged from the Wolf’s Den.“Haha.” The disabled werewolf kneeling on the ground suddenly burst into a raspy, mocking laugh. He trembled with dark malice as he spoke, “

Emilia’s POV“Emilia,” Klaus’s grip on my hand tightened significantly. He stared at the wolf-eagle perched on the rock, his voice a harsh whisper. “I’ll find a way to distract it. You run and find a cave to hide in. Wait for me to come and find you.”“Do you understand?” Klaus’s hand pressed firmly against my waist.Fearfully, I clutched his collar, unable to speak, only managing to nod. But my heart was filled with doubt. This was a silent, snow-covered valley, and Klaus had no armor, only a dagger. How would he deal with this strange wolf-eagle?Klaus released his hold on me. The cold wind immediately stole away the warmth of our shared closeness. He stepped in front of me, blocking the wolf-eagle's gaze towards me.“I’m not new to fighting wolf-eagles,” Klaus said as he moved closer to the wolf-eagle on the rock.Wearing only a long-sleeve shirt and black pants, with his cloak draped over me, he stood tall against the wind and snow. He rolled up the sleeves of his shirt, revealing