Lahat ng Kabanata ng Alpha and Human Professor: Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

Elena’s Point of ViewThe sun was setting, casting long shadows across the pack lands as Elena paced the length of the library. The weight of Sara’s call and Professor Monroe’s unsettling request pressed down on her like a physical burden. Outside, the pack was preparing for what felt like an inevitable clash, their movements sharp and purposeful as the tension in the air thickened.Kaia was restless, her voice breaking through Elena’s anxious thoughts. We’re running out of time. They’re coming, and they won’t stop until they have blood.I know, Elena replied silently, her pulse quickening. But what do we do? How do we stop them without making it worse?Kaia growled softly, her tone sharp. You can’t stop them alone. Ren needs to act. The pack needs to act.The thought chilled her. The humans were frightened, irrational, and unpredictable. Any confrontation risked exposing the pack further, but avoiding it entirely seemed impossible.The sound of footsteps broke through her thoughts. El

Elena’s Point of ViewThe forest was alive with tension, the air thick with the weight of impending violence. Elena moved cautiously behind Ren, her senses heightened as they trailed the humans who had stumbled upon the decoy trail. Every snap of a twig and rustle of leaves sent a jolt through her, her connection to Kaia humming like a live wire.They don’t belong here, Kaia growled softly. Their fear taints the forest. They’re stirring everything up.I know, Elena replied silently. But we can’t let this turn into a bloodbath.Ahead of her, Ren stopped abruptly, his head tilting slightly as he listened. His amber eyes glinted in the dim light filtering through the trees, a faint growl rumbling in his chest.“They’re splitting up,” he said quietly, his voice barely above a whisper.Elena frowned. “Why would they do that?”“Arrogance,” Ren replied. “They think they’re the hunters.”Fools, Kaia hissed.Elena’s stomach churned as she watched the flickering beams of flashlights scatter, th

Ren’s Point of ViewThe sun dipped low over the forest as Ren watched the warriors in the training yard below the pack house. They moved with precision and purpose, their muscles rippling as they sparred and prepared for what felt like an inevitable clash with Alaric’s forces - and possibly the humans.But Ren’s focus wasn’t on them.It was on Elena.She stood at the edge of the yard, her hands on her hips as she surveyed the scene. There was a confidence in her stance that hadn’t been there weeks ago, a quiet strength that radiated through their bond.She wasn’t just observing. She was commanding.Ren’s wolf stirred, watching her with a mix of pride and longing. She’s more than we thought, the wolf rumbled. She’s not a delicate flower. She’s fire and steel.I know, Ren admitted silently, his gaze unwavering.But the thought unsettled him. His instincts screamed to protect her, to shield her from every danger that lurked in the shadows. Yet, over the past days, she had proven time and

Ren’s Point of ViewThe forest was still at dawn, a deceptive calm blanketing the land. Ren stood at the edge of the training grounds, his sharp gaze fixed on the treeline. His wolf prowled restlessly within him, unsettled by the tension humming through the pack and the world beyond their borders.The humans hadn’t retreated. Scouts had reported late last night that more groups were moving into the southern part of the forest. It was clear now - they weren’t going to stop.Ren clenched his fists, his jaw tight as he fought the urge to shift and hunt the intruders down himself. This wasn’t a problem brute force could solve. Not yet.The sound of soft footsteps drew his attention, and he turned to find Elena approaching. She wore a fitted black jacket over her jeans, her auburn hair loose around her shoulders. Despite the exhaustion that shadowed her face, her hazel eyes burned with determination.“Anything new?” she asked quietly.Ren shook his head. “More humans. More silver. Kael’s p

Elena’s Point of ViewThe library was swallowed in shadow and warmth, the only light coming from the flickering fire in the hearth. The crackle of flames seemed to echo the fire between them, consuming, undeniable, as Ren hovered above her on the plush sofa.His amber eyes glowed, alive with something raw and untamed, a reflection of everything that simmered beneath the surface. The lines of his jaw were sharp in the low light, his face close enough that Elena could feel the heat radiating off him, hear his breathing growing heavier.“You’re mine,” he had said moments before, the words reverberating through her, binding them like a whispered vow.And now, as he looked at her, every rational thought she had disappeared into nothing.Her fingers moved with purpose, sliding over the edges of his open shirt, pushing the fabric off his broad shoulders. He let it fall to the floor without a word, his eyes never leaving hers as she took him in - the strength of his body, every carved muscle