Semua Bab Mated To My Lycan Stepbrothers: Bab 471 - Bab 480

MAYA“She’s unstable,” Arlen said coldly. “Two souls in one body. That’s dangerous magic. It’s been forbidden for centuries. You know that.”“I didn’t choose this,” I snapped. “Neither did she.”“She’s not safe,” another council member, Lady Mirna, added. “If she loses control…”“She won’t.”“If she does,” Mirna went on, “we’ll be forced to intervene. For the safety of the realms.”I felt my heart stop.“What does that mean?” I whispered.“We will extract the second soul,” Arlen answered. “Even if it means destroying both.”A cold silence filled the room. Then I laughed…. slow and bitter.“You’ll kill my daughter?” I hissed, stepping closer to the glowing portal. “Because your ancient rules are too small to understand something new?”“You are too close to her, Maya,” Mirna said. Her voice was calm, too calm. “You are letting emotion cloud your reason.”“Emotion?” My fingers curled into fists at my side. “That’s my child. My blood. My baby. You think I’ll stand back while you destroy h

SIERRAI sat on my bed, hugging my knees, staring out the window.The moon was high. Full. Bright.But it wasn’t the moon that bothered me.It was the feeling inside me.A pull.Soft. Gentle. Strange.Then…“Sierra,” a voice whispered.I blinked.Looked around.No one was there.But when I closed my eyes, I saw it.A realm I had never seen before.The sky was silver, glowing. The ground shimmered like soft dust, and tall trees glowed white, like they were made of light.Everything felt calm… and powerful.Then I saw her.Lyara.Standing under a moonbeam, smiling at me.I gasped and opened my eyes.****Two days later…I sat with my back against the wall, knees pulled to my chest, watching the moonlight pour in through the window. It had been happening for days now. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw it, a place that didn’t feel like a dream but something older, deeper.“Zane,” I whispered.He was sitting nearby, sharpening his blade, but his eyes shot up instantly. “Yeah?”“I need to

KANEI walked through the dark woods, my boots crushing dry leaves underfoot. The moon was high, casting silver light through the trees. I had one name in my head, Silva.I needed answers. I couldn’t wait any longer. The veil beasts were growing stronger, and I knew Sierra was getting weaker. Every time she used her powers, she looked more drained.I found Silva’s cabin hidden near the edge of the forest, wrapped in silence like a sleeping creature.I knocked hard.“Silva!” I called out. “I need to talk to you!”The door creaked open slowly. She stood there, barefoot, her silver hair glowing faintly in the moonlight.“You again,” she said softly. “You only come when it’s bad.”“It’s worse than bad,” I said, stepping inside. “They’re attacking villages now. These things from the veil… they’re not hiding anymore. And Sierra, she’s not okay.”Silva looked at me with sad eyes. “I warned you all. Ariel’s curse wasn’t just about revenge.”I frowned, my arms crossed tightly. “What do you mea

SIERRA“Where are we going?” I asked, holding onto Zane’s arm as the trees grew thicker around us.Dane looked back and smiled gently. “You’ll see. Just trust us.”“I always trust you,” I said softly, glancing around at the shadowy forest. The trees were tall and wide, their branches stretching so far above that they almost blocked out the moonlight. The ground was soft beneath my feet, covered in fallen leaves and moss.Kane moved beside me, close enough that his hand brushed mine. “Then trust us now. This is something we’ve waited so long to do. Something you deserve.”I swallowed hard. “The forest feels different tonight.”“It should,” Zane said, giving my hand a light squeeze. “The Spirit Forest knows who you are.”His words gave me goosebumps. The deeper we walked, the more I noticed how alive everything felt. The trees whispered quietly in the breeze. The leaves rustled like they were passing secrets between each other. Even the air smelled different—sweet, like flowers I didn’t

THANEI walked into the council chamber, my boots heavy on the stone floor. Every Alpha from the major packs was there, dozens of them, sitting in a half-circle like judges, ready to decide someone’s fate.The air was thick and tense, like a storm waiting to break.I scanned each face, slow and steady. Some looked curious. Some looked nervous. A few wore that smug, fake calm, like they already made their minds up.Then I saw him.The High Alpha.He sat in the center, wearing the traditional red and black cloak. His face gave nothing away.He stood as I reached the middle of the chamber.“Alpha Thane,” he said in a firm voice. “Thank you for answering the summons.”I didn’t bow. I didn’t smile.I folded my arms across my chest and said, “Didn’t come for your thanks.”A few voices murmured from the side. One Alpha frowned. Another whispered something under his breath.I ignored them.The High Alpha kept his face straight. “We’ve received troubling news,” he said. “The two girls, Sierra