Semua Bab I Am The Alpha: Bab 141 - Bab 150

My wolf howled, and my sorceress hummed, delighted as my body contorted to house them both.The two halves weren’t clashing anymore as they folded into one to agree that Higan needed to go.My sharpened claws burst from my knuckles as white fur spidered up my forearms and calves, tearing off my sleeves and shoes.The ground froze and cracked where I stepped, with frost licking the air around me. “Your biggest mistake was not being afraid enough to leave me alone,” I spat to no one in particular.Vorare recoiled, moving back into the storm like he couldn't imagine his meal growing feral.Higan didn't run yet. Instead, he did what a cornered dog does and lunged forward, taking advantage of my attention on Vorare. The heavy scent of his beast split out of him in denser waves, and I leapt back, realizing he was forcing a shift.“Of course,” I watched him closely.His shape shifted from man to wolf as his limbs bent and snapped with morbid precision. His spine cracked up like a startled ca

To think, mere weeks ago, my biggest problem was sitting at a corner in my favorite coffee shop trying to meet my best friend while also trying to avoid the high school mean girl.Now it was an entity with unparalleled power and it had the ability to eat an entire town of wolves and humans for more. And there I was holding the residue of my wound that left a pale purple discoloration by my ribs.I puffed out a short gasp of breath as more moonstone werewolves poured into the coffee shop. Tyler's white buzzcut stuck out the most in the middle of the room as he went about our dilemma with the twins. They weren't pleased about me going off with Higan either.We were currently waiting for every muscle left in town to reach us. The Melbringer's had begrudgingly utilized the same sorcery they used to demand my presence to call for allies and Ethan's people had spread out to ensure those that couldn't fight reached the cave we had left.“Hear me out though,” Tyler continued to ramble, hover

“She was a seer. A rare one for Melbringers and she cursed me with foresight as she bled out.”I tilted my head as I asked hushedly. “So it's not an ability that came with being a primordial?”She shook her head. “My visions always came through. From the first one, I foresaw meeting Ethan, to the vision of saving Khalid from a Melbringer castaway purging his hometown. I never questioned them because I never had a reason to.”I watched her jaw flex. “But then Becca happened and everything stopped making sense since.”The edge in her voice wasn’t anger. It was a doubt that didn’t belong to her at all.“I never saw her. Not once,” she went on. “And the one vision that should’ve helped us the most, the one that could’ve given us the upper hand never happened. And ever since that point, I haven’t seen anything at all.”I remembered the vision she had that put us on alert. It was right after my time with Ethan in the car stuck in the snow. She warned us about an attack in school. I had an i

My heart thrashed against my ribs like it wanted to burst through them.“What did you say?” I croaked out with a hoarse voice, barely lifting my head from the gravel, soaking up my blood. The pain from the knife was still dragging down my nerves.Becca cocked her head as her eyebrows rose in confusion as she stared at Vorare. “Why the sudden change of mind?“Vorare hummed as he glided closer. “I want the Primordial Alpha,” he repeated with an air of finality.A thunder cracked hard enough to shake dust from the rooftops.“Why?” I gasped desperately. Why would he want Ethan? I wouldn't allow it!My arms trembled as I attempted to push myself up. However, my palms slipped on the gravel. Despite the pain of it, I could barely feel anything but the heat of panic burning in my chest.Vorare’s dark orbs for eyes eerily moved from me to Ethan, who managed to pull himself up despite Becca's power forcing him down. His pupils fluttered from amber to green, and his stance was staggered. Whateve

My throat tightened. Well, that seemed like a reasonable consequence to giving out a piece of your soul to save someone.I shifted my eyes to find Ethan watching him lose the fight as Vorare enjoyed making a ragdoll out of him. I would root for Ethan to win, but I could feel his intentions. He wanted to lose the fight if it meant a chance to end Vorare and the threat he posed to me further.“What an idiot,” A smile tugged at my lips as tears burned my eyes.It was ridiculous, the need for the people around me to constantly try to sacrifice themselves for a future I didn't want. To think he'd want to die without saying goodbye to me.For the first time since my parents' demise, I finally let down the guard in my mind to let Ethan know my feelings.Mustering the last of my strength, I slowly rose, knowing Ethan was close enough to finalizing his decision. He hesitated as his head momentarily turned my way. His auburn eyes burned with surprise as he watched my approach.He halted his fig