The Alpha's Redemption のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 51 - チャプター 60

Djurek's POV I knew starting a border issue would be the wisest thing for Allison's parents to attempt in order to disturb me and stir up rebellion among my people. The news came as soon as I warned Aurelia not to leave for Luna Gladys's women coven. “Your Highness,” the voice of the head of my king's guards called out. “There is trouble at the Red Keep.”“Oh no!” I jumped to my feet immediately and dashed towards the door, grabbing the knob and pulling it aside. “What did you just say?” I questioned again, my heart threatening to rip out of my throat. The tall huge man transferred his gaze to the floor and took a few steps backwards as if to avoid me spitting fire on him.“I am asking you a question! What did you say is going on at the Red Keep?” “I am sorry your Highness, “ he stuttered. “But Allison's parents have joined forces with Dante and they are trying to force all the wolves in their clan to declare for Dante.” My blood turned to ice in my veins as I struggled to ret

Djurek's POV “Make sure you find Eloria, and bring her to me. Whether dead or alive”“I doubt she's alive, your grace,” Eric answered, as he stopped to open the carriage for me. “The wounds she sustained to the face were fatal, I doubt she hasn't lost an eye.” “Hmmm. I did feel her skin ripping under the sword, but I don't think she will die. There are things I need to extract from her,crimes she needs to confess to.” I climbed into the carriage and shifted to the far end of the seat, close to the window. After Eric had locked the door we continueed the journey. “The Darnish are very surprised that you caught wind of their plans earlier than the expected.” He commented, pulling a map out of his pockets and spreading it on his laps. “We have to find a leader for their pack as soon as possible. " I said. 'We don't want them reverting back to the system of anarchy and Rebellion.”“I don't think I still trust those people. After the incident with their leaders, I am slightly sure t

Aurelia's POV As much as I was furious with Djurek, I couldn't let the fight between him and Aaron escalate into a full-blown brawl. They’d been friends for as long as Djurek could remember, even before he could tell his left hand from his right. The three of them had grown up together—Djurek, Aaron, and Dante. They were like brothers, and it pained me to see them turn on each other this way."We should go home," I urged, gently nudging Aaron back. "What we’re doing here only makes Eloria happy. This is her goal—to see us divided.""Well, I don’t think Djurek cares about that!" Aaron spat, his tone filled with resentment as he struggled against my grip. He tried to break free, his gaze fixed on Djurek with a smoldering intensity. "Djurek’s always been this way. Hot-headed, stubborn—""And what else?" Djurek fired back, his own anger flaring. He took a step toward Aaron, ignoring my attempts to hold him back. "Go on, say it. You left the castle with my woman, and the two of you went o

Dante's POV “Lunar Aurelia went to the coven of the thousand women and has recovered the secret you failed to get.” Eloria's words bounced off the walls of the library and slapped me across the face. I had not expected that things would turn out this way, not when I had the place destroyed and bombed. How did she recover the secret, who attended to her, what exactly was I missing out on?“I found freshly dug graves in the compound. She didn't go alone and whoever she went there with suggested that they buried some people. And if my calculations are correct, the people they buried were the ones who were still alive to give them the answers you went to seek.”She stopped and gested to Luna Gladys who had begun to choke. “She knows very little, the person you might have to kidnap in the end is Lunar Aurelia herself. Your case seems to be getting more complicated as the time passes by.” I narrowed my gaze, struggling to digest Eloria's words. Lunar Aurelia had actually retrieved the se

Aurelia's POV “You haven't answered my question yet Aurelia. Why exactly are you doing this?” I started scooping the ornaments in the chest into my hand; my heart started tightening at the thought of the loss of the earrings. I was happy that bastard, Dante did not remove it from my ears when I was still with him. But I had made a greater mistake, neglecting it all this while and believing Djurek’s words that they were in this box. For goodness sake, the earrings were too small to be located in this river of ornaments. What had I been thinking? “What you are doing right now is treason and I might as well have you hanged for it.” Those words slapped me out of my trance, but before I could turn to look at the face of the utterer, Djurek suddenly grabbed me by the shoulders and dragged me to my feet, turning me to face him squarely. “What right do you think you can leave without my permission?” He growled, the minty scent of his breath washing over my face and the tingling of m