Semua Bab PROMISE OF THE ALPHA TO THE BLIND LUNA: Bab 231 - Bab 240

POV: AARON "What did you say?" I snarled, stepping forward until I was face-to-face with her, fierce. "Do you think your lies will save your life after the betrayal you committed?" "No, I don’t," she replied firmly, meeting my gaze without hesitation. "But I’m not lying. Rigan is alive." "I heard his last breath, witch. I saw you take his life right in front of us, without a shred of remorse," I roared, the structure trembling as I grabbed her arms tightly. "Explain!" "You saw what you wanted to see. Illusion magic. You were too weak to notice the manipulation right in front of your eyes," Yulli groaned under my grip. The beta rose, still unsteady, placing a hand on his head before resting it on my arm. "Why would you do that? Why would you hurt Callie like that? You destroyed her!" I bellowed, narrowing my eyes as I tightened my hold even more, cutting into her skin.

POV: CALLIE "I will keep your veil away from your eyes, so you can witness the pain and suffering of your enemies, my Queen." the Dark Deity’s voice echoed, resonating with a sinister force. "Feed on torment, grow stronger, and make them fall at your feet!" A portal opened before us. Sora stepped aside, giving me space to pass. We leapt forward into the city, where the Sect was gathered, ready to attack the Lycans. "Do not hesitate, Hybrid. In your world, you are either the prey or the hunter. Let’s see how far you will go to prove your loyalty to us!" she said, baring her sharp teeth, as dark as her brother. We attacked one of the cities where the Supreme Alpha’s warriors were hiding in a trap. I used my vision to my advantage, taking down some enemies with magic and shifting into my wolf form to strike. I was relentless and merciless. I stopped in front of a p

POV: CALLIE Once again, I found myself standing before the ruins of the dream, wondering if he would appear. How much longer would Aaron fight sleep just to avoid me? The uncertainty gnawed at me, but then I heard his soft voice behind me, sending a shiver through my body with its unfamiliar gentleness. "Little wolf..." His voice carried an unusual sweetness that made me turn quickly to face him. "Alpha." I murmured, feeling a knot tighten in my throat. "I’m sorry!" He frowned, clearly confused, tilting his head slightly. The exhaustion was evident in his eyes. "For what?" He raised an eyebrow, and I noticed his muscles were more relaxed than before. A familiar scent lingered in the air around us, bringing a sense of nostalgia. "I need to tell you something important." He said, lifting his hand to silence me. "Me too." I replied nervously, biting my lip

POV: CALLIE Nocturnus kept tormenting me with attacks and forced visions. Even when I begged him to stop, he showed no mercy. The pressure of those visions drained my body and soul. My inner wolf grew increasingly wild, emerging without my consent, and the pain of the abrupt shifts became unbearable. I knew it was time to leave. The malicious magic was corrupting my bond with my essences, leaving me in the dark, like a puppet in the hands of the dark deity. Sometimes, in the middle of the battlefield, when I regained consciousness, I found myself surrounded by lifeless bodies I had slaughtered without awareness. I realized Nocturnus was taking my body as his shell, reveling in the war. The attack moved forward toward the central city, where Aaron was. I feared the confrontation. Sora had gone ahead, and I returned to the deity’s castle, chanting spells in a plea for forgiveness to the souls that had lost their live

POV: CALLIE I ran toward the treacherous stench, driven by an uncontrollable fury. Everyone who had made us suffer would fall. My wolf howled those words in my mind, thirsty for blood and vengeance. I had unleashed her completely, allowing savagery to dominate my reason. I leapt toward a steel gate, where several wolves rushed forward to stop me. Furthermore, I shifted between my wolf and witch forms, taking them down with ferocity. Finally, I stopped near the cold bars of a cell—a place where I had been chained for years. Yulli’s scent came from inside one of those cells. I walked forward with determination, my body trembling with rage, remembering the pain I felt when I thought Rigan had been taken from me, when his cries stopped—every ounce of that anguish. "Yulli!" my voice snarled intensely as I ran my tongue over my fangs. "I trusted you. I considered you a sister!" I shouted,