All Chapters of THE PROMISED SAVIOUR : Chapter 131 - Chapter 136

Screams tore through the air like a thousand jagged knives. Outside the command tent, the ground thundered with a new rhythm—hundreds of pounding feet, snarls echoing through the forest’s veil. The shriek of gunshots met the howls of beasts as the world outside turned to blood and smoke.The werewolves came from every direction, spilling into the camp like a living flood. Some bounded on all fours in monstrous wolf form, fangs glinting and eyes alight with primal fury. Others, still in human shape, loosed arrows from sleek recurved bows, each shot finding its mark with lethal precision. Others still wore gauntlets bristling with claws or wielded curved blades that danced with a deadly grace. They struck with purpose, cutting down the stunned JANEERAD agents who scrambled for their weapons, their panic betraying their unreadiness.A soldier stumbled backward, firing blindly, only to be seized from behind by a dark-haired warrior who rammed a gauntlet into his side and drove him into th

Kael staggered back a step, as if struck. His breath came in sharp, broken shudders. All the stories, the warnings, the quiet grief Justine had weaponized over the years—the tales about the savage beasts who tore his life apart, the man’s encouragements and determination as he took samples of his blood to develop the deadly weapon, all the while telling him that he's a special child and their mission was a necessary one for the survival of human beings—crumbled into ash before his eyes.“You let your wife die…” Kael murmured, his voice shaking with emotion. “She didn’t die for you. She died because of you.”Justine’s grip on Angela faltered for a fraction of a second. The blade at her throat trembled. “It wasn’t like that—” he barked, wild-eyed now. “She chose to stand by me. She knew the risks. She—she understood!”But the room wasn’t listening anymore. Not to him.The Alphas stood in grim silence, their gazes hard as granite. Angela’s eyes were wide, shimmering with unshed tears. An

The days following the battle passed in a blur of heat and quiet. Summer had settled over the realm like a warm blanket, heavy with the scent of pine and wildflowers, and the skies above Lunarville were a steady blue, unmarred by storm or shadow. But for Kael, the stillness outside was a stark contrast to the whirlwind within.Thane had taken him alongside his mother, Dr. Ganner and Angela to the Alphahold where physicians came daily to attend to them. The fields had quieted and the scent of blood was slowly fading from the wind, but Kael scarcely payed any attention to the outside world, not even to ask what would become of Justine. He didn’t want to know. He reasoned that it was best to allow the Alphas who had lost brothers and sisters in the senseless war be the ones to decide his fate alongside those of the other prisoners. The Alphas would know how best to pass judgment on the man who had deceived the world and tried to slaughter an entire race based on a lie.For Kael, Justine