Semua Bab Destiny: The Alpha Heir: Bab 121 - Bab 130

As soon as time was up, it didn’t even take a full minute before someone knocked on the door. The four teachers who hadn’t exempted me from the wolf-related subjects walked in together, like they’d been waiting for that exact moment. They lined up along the side of the room as the principal stood up from her desk. The looks on their faces were so serious, it made me uncomfortable.“Since this is an urgent matter, they thought it would be best to grade the test right away,” the principal explained, handing each of them their respective sections. I waited patiently, watching their expressions as I anticipated the results. Aside from Lorraine’s grandfather, the others seemed to relax as they read through my answers. They looked satisfied.“Perfect score,” said the Wolf Control teacher, placing his portion on the desk and walking out.“Same here,” added the teacher in charge of Clan Governance. “Great job, Eliza!” She gently touched my shoulder before leaving the room.The Geography and H

Weeks flew by after I became an instructor. Everything changed so much in such a short time. At school, I ended up becoming the most popular girl around. Everyone smiled and greeted me when I passed by, and finding secret notes and small gifts in my locker became the norm. Because of the extraordinary way I earned my position, the teachers admired me even more. The favoritism I already had was taken to a whole new level.Annie and I talked like we always did. Between us, it felt like nothing had changed. She told me that Lorraine’s grandfather had been removed after the exam incident, and a younger teacher had taken his place. No matter how much Lorraine might’ve hated me, she didn’t dare mess with me again—especially not with the position I was in now.Caroline’s classes went on like usual, as did my trips to the waterfall. As for getting to the training grounds, I didn’t have to spend anything on taxis—Liam always gave me and Jonathan a ride there and back. I quickly earned the resp

I couldn’t help but wonder what Mister Mysterious would say if he knew I’d talked about him during a live with thousands of people watching in real time. Then I figured… maybe he wouldn’t even understand what a livestream is, so I decided not to bring it up. I had no idea what the other side was like, or if they even had the same kind of technology we do.While I was making breakfast, I got a surprise call from my mom. It was rare—so my first thought was that it had something to do with the post and livestream from the day before.“Good morning, Mom! Is everything okay?” I asked, balancing the phone between my shoulder and ear while stirring the eggs in the pan.“Sweetheart, your father and I miss you too. We just wanted to know how you’re doing.” Funny how she suddenly decided to check in just now. And I did say during the livestream that I was fine.“Come on, spill it! What are you really up to?” I asked directly. My mom’s calculating—she wouldn’t just show affection for no reason u

The meatballs were juicy and well-seasoned. Meals in the training area usually weren’t this good. I wondered if I’d be able to get seconds later.“You haven’t posted it yet!” Jenna exclaimed as she sat down at my table. Jenna was a medium-built brunette whose agility helped her stand out and get enlisted. After Liam and Jonathan, she was the third to join us. Within a week, two more guys started sitting with us regularly—Bryan and Enzo. They were the trainees who got closest to me during the sessions.It wasn’t until Jenna pointed it out that I noticed most people around us weren’t eating—they were glued to their phones, clearly waiting for something. One group in particular looked like they were betting on who’d be the first.“What are they waiting for?” I asked, curious.“Lisa’s video,” Jenna explained. “Everyone wants to be the first to comment and get a follow from her.”“Oh!” I blurted out. Liliane usually posted the videos around 5 p.m., but ever since I said I’d follow the firs

After half an hour, I started getting anxious. I had been through simulations with my dad and knew the theory inside out, but I’d never been in a real coordinated battle before. I started wondering if I was really cut out to lead this. I couldn’t communicate mentally with my unit yet, so my voice was the only tool I had—and that made everything a lot harder.Anyway, the plan was just to provide rear support, so if we did end up in combat, someone from the higher command already ahead of us would take over.Minutes felt like hours as the tension built. The fighting was getting fiercer, with nearly all strategic points now under attack. Red-level monster alerts started flooding in, which only made things worse.“Eliza, do you copy?” Arthur called through a private channel on the radio.“Loud and clear,” I answered.“Up ahead, the road will split in three. Your unit needs to break off now. Head left. You’ll be supporting Base One—it’s the only spot not yet engaged in direct combat.”“Got