Lahat ng Kabanata ng Bullied By Mistake, Spoiled By Fate: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

In a dimly lit room, Tanya stood before a crystal ball. Her gaze was fixed on the swirling images within it. The ball showed various scenes from around the city: the bustling market, the crowded streets, and most importantly, the water source that supplied the entire capital. Tanya frowned as she observed the Gamma Warriors guarding the water source, their vigilant eyes scanning the area for any sign of trouble.Behind Tanya, the witch was busy at her workbench, mixing various ingredients into a large cauldron. The room was filled with the scent of herbs and something more sinister, a dark energy. The cauldron bubbled and hissed, emitting a faint green light that bathed the room in an eerie glow. The witch smiled as she watched her potion take shape.“The last plague was only the beginning,” the witch muttered to herself, her voice filled with satisfaction. “This time, no one will escape.”Tanya turned away from the crystal ball and looked at the witch. “The water source is heavily gu

_Alina's POV_I moved silently through the darkness, my heart pounding in my chest. Every step brought me closer to Caspian, the one who had caused so much pain and destruction. The thought of finally ending this nightmare gave me strength, but I knew I had to be careful. Caspian was no longer normal. The witch had twisted him into something monstrous and he had become so powerful.As I approached the room where Caspian was, I could feel the dark energy pulsing from within. It was thick in the air, suffocating, and it made my skin crawl. I took a deep breath to calm my nerves. I had to do this. For my pack and for everyone Caspian had hurt.I slipped through the door and moved with the quiet grace of a hunter. My eyes immediately locked onto Caspian who was standing in the center of the room. His back was to me and for a brief moment, I thought I had the advantage. But then, without warning, he turned around, a hideous smile spreading across his face. His eyes glowed with a malevolent

_Alina's POV_I knew that I had to return to the capital immediately. The urgency in Alaric’s voice echoed in my mind like a warning bell that wouldn’t stop ringing. The plague had returned and there was no doubt in my heart that this was the work of the witch. Tanya wasn’t dead, as I had once believed. She was still out there, and her influence was spreading like poison. The thought of her dark magic wreaking havoc sent a chill down my spine and I knew I couldn’t afford to waste any time.I turned to the rogues who had gathered around me. Their eyes were filled with concern and a newfound admiration. They had just been freed from the clutches of dark magic and they were still recovering from the ordeal. I could see the exhaustion in their faces, the lingering fear that had yet to fully fade. But I didn’t have the luxury of time to explain everything to them. They needed to rest and regain their strength. They had fought their own battles and now I had to fight mine.“Stay here,” I to

_Alina's POV_Tanya was somewhere inside the Capital and I had to find her before it was too late. As Caleb and I entered the city, the signs of chaos were everywhere. The streets were empty but the air was filled with darkness.We made our way to the heart of the city where I knew Alaric would be waiting. As we approached, I could feel his presence growing stronger in my mind. He was nearby and I needed to reach him before the situation spiraled out of control.“Alina!” Alaric’s voice echoed in my mind. “I’m at the main square. Hurry!”“We’re on our way,” I replied while quickening my pace.When we arrived at the square, the scene was worse than I had imagined. Werewolves were on the brink of tearing each other apart, their eyes wild with fear and rage. The dark magic was strong here. Alaric stood in the center and he was trying to keep order, but even he was struggling against the overwhelming force of Tanya’s influence.“Alaric!” I called out as I reached him.He turned to me. His

Caleb walked through the dimly lit streets. The night was heavy with an eerie silence, broken only by the occasional rustling of leaves in the wind. He knew that Tanya was somewhere nearby, hiding in the shadows, but finding her was no easy task. Dark magic hung in the air like a thick fog making it hard to track her scent.His mind raced as he thought about what had happened in the square. Alina had been strong, stronger than he’d ever seen her before. She had saved the werewolves from the dark magic and proved herself as a true leader. But now, they were facing a threat even more dangerous than the chaos in the square. Tanya was still out there and her power was growing. Caleb had to find her before she caused more harm.Suddenly, he heard a soft sound, like a whisper on the wind. He paused and listened. There it was—a low, almost inaudible chant. It was Tanya. She was close.Caleb followed the sound, his steps quickening as he made his way through the narrow alleys. The chanting gr