All Chapters of Destiny: The Alpha Heir: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Balls of fire started flying straight at me. Flames spread rapidly around me, cutting off my path. The moment I realized both witches were fire elementals, I focused on finding a water source I could use to my advantage.I kept running until I caught the scent of moisture. My ears followed the sound of rushing water, and I sprinted toward it. A narrow stream was flowing from the forest down toward the sea. It wasn’t wide, but it had a strong current.I slowed down, shifted back to human form, and yanked off my jumpsuit. I needed full mobility if I wanted any chance of beating them without serious damage. I dodged the spells flying at me while I finished stripping down, then threw myself into the water, shifting into wolf form mid-air.I dove deep, soaking my fur completely, then swam back up and paddled to the edge. The witches were now right in front of me. My heart was racing, my body slightly trembling. I couldn’t afford to hesitate. Drawing on everything I’d learned, I dove into a

I sat on the base floor, leaning my back against the wall. From where I sat, everything looked under control, but my sharp ears could still pick up the chaos coming through the radio in the control room. Only two out of the four bases had managed to suppress the invasion, and Base Two seemed to be in the worst shape.“Here, eat something,” Liam said, sitting next to me and handing me a granola bar. I gladly accepted it as I kept observing the scene in front of me.Day turned to night. Campfires lit up the sand where the monsters’ bodies were burned, disappearing for good. Before long, William returned with the guards, carrying the witches’ corpses. A curious crowd gathered to watch the bodies being tossed into the flames.“Call the heir now!” I heard Sam shout from the control room. Just like that, the calm turned back into chaos.I stood up and lined up with the other lead warriors, while the rest of the guards—those not on patrol—took position in front of us. William stood in the ce

I started softly singing through my tears, trying to calm myself down. It felt like I was trapped in a nightmare. When was this all going to end? My heart hurt more than the injuries on my body.You’re not alone! Lisa told me. I went silent immediately. My heart was racing.“You found me again?” I looked down at the water and couldn’t help but smile as I wiped my tears away. He was always there when I needed him the most. “So you’re really not tied to one place. Good to know!”I let out a soft laugh as I tried to steady my breathing. Just having him there made me feel better.“They sent me to Soriar to help, but the team I was with left me behind. They said I was attracting too many monsters.”I fell quiet for a moment. I desperately wanted to hear the Mysterious Lord’s voice again. Nothing. Not even a whisper...“I thought I was strong, but I’m at my limit. I don’t know if I can keep going alone—if I should head back or just wait here and hope more wolves show up so I can join them.

I walked alongside my mom to the dining room. She was explaining a whole bunch of house rules about etiquette and proper behavior. This “prison” they called home ran on a tight system. Knowing myself, I wouldn’t last more than a month here. I’d always loved living free and making my own rules.One by one, I greeted all the relatives already seated at the table. There was no warmth, no emotion from the older ones—neither in their faces nor in their voices. I guess the harsh Singer training had drained the soul out of them.When I got to my dad, he gently stroked my cheek. That was about as affectionate as he ever got with me. If he was happy I was here, I couldn’t tell. I’d never seen him smile in my entire life.I sat down at the table with a serious expression. Only the little cousins still had some life in their eyes. I felt suffocated in that environment, but there was nowhere to run.The only time I managed to smile again was when Damian arrived. He shattered the frozen atmosphere

I got back to the car feeling lighter, with a warm feeling inside. Damian had fallen asleep in the seat, totally relaxed. I decided not to wake him—he deserved that. I sat there, watching the horizon, lost in my thoughts, until the sky began to lighten.“Damian.” I placed my hand on his shoulder and gave him a gentle shake. “Come on, let’s watch the sunrise together.”“Uhn…” he mumbled, stirring. When he opened his eyes and realized what I was asking, he perked up.“I know a better spot for that,” he said, starting the car. “Have you been back long?”“Not really. I didn’t want to wake you,” I replied.We were finishing the drive up the hill. He stopped the car at a scenic overlook, facing the sunrise. We didn’t even need to get out to admire the breathtaking view of a new day beginning. We sat there in silence for a while, just watching.“Don’t fall asleep,” I said to him. His eyes were blinking slowly, clearly fighting it.“Lisa, I can’t just sit here doing nothing without getting sl