Mated To My Hybrid brother のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 131 - チャプター 140

Rae“This is it!” I said to myself as I made my way down the palace entrance. The cloak I wore covered my head, shielding me from any preying eyes.I turned back staring at the palace building which stood tall behind me. I didn’t feel like leaving but I knew I had no choice.“Miss!” A voice called my attention, and I raised my head to see one of the guards.“This way!” He instructed, pointing to the gates and I followed him closely behind. I was hoping I didn’t get spotted but after the incident that happened, I doubted that even if I did Von would care.He might even tell the guard to set me free and let me do whatever I wanted.I stopped my thoughts immediately after we arrived outside, turning to look at the guard who was helping Jace.“Follow the path that leads to town!” The guard instructed. “Jace would meet you halfway.”I nodded and then I picked up my step. The moonlight was my only guide, through the darkened path. However, the minute I got into town the streetlight light

Rae I let out a slow breath as I watched the morning sky take over. It had been three days since my escape—three days of living with Jace on the outskirts of the pack, hidden in the forest where few dared to venture. The air around me was chilly, carrying the scent of damp earth and morning dew. I stood outside our small shelter, letting the sunlight warm my skin.“You’re up,” Jace’s voice startled me. I turned to see him stepping out from the trees, his dark hair tousled by the wind. “Yeah,” I responded, watching as he stretched his arms. “I’m heading out,” he said. My brows furrowed. “Where to?” “I’m sneaking into the pack.” At that, my entire body stiffened. “Why?” “To see if I can get any information about Von,” he said casually as if he wasn’t about to put himself in danger. I frowned. “Why can’t you go at night? That way you wouldn’t get sighted.” Jace shook his head. “I can’t. I have other plans.”“Like what?” I asked in a curious tone.Some men are headin

Rae I opened my eyes, my head throbbing with a dull, aching pain. The first thing I felt was the rough vibrations beneath me. At that moment, I realized that I was in a vehicle. It was moving fast, the uneven terrain causing me to jolt slightly with every bump. ‘How did I get here?’ I wondered, and Then it hit me. I suddenly remembered all that had happened before I lost consciousness. I gasped, as the memories repeatedly flooded back— my encounter with the rogue, my little act of struggling, and the sharp pain I felt as my head collided with the rock. My little trip back to memory lane ended, and my breath quickened. I tried to move, only to realize my hands were bound in front of me. I grunted. I was tired of getting kidnapped by those stupid rogues. I wondered how they found me and what they wanted from me. During that moment, I heard voices. I tried to hear what they were saying. So, I shifted, trying to get a better view, but it was useless in the darkness. The ve

Von We strode into the rogue territory, surprised by the quietness that greeted us.“It’s too quiet.” One of the men said, stating the obvious.“They are expecting us,” I responded. “This is all just a decoy.”The minute we crossed the gates, the wind shifted, and before we could take another step, the sound of arrows flying in our direction collided with our ears. "Shields!" I barked, my voice thundering. My men raised their shields in unison, a trained wall of defense snapping into place just as the arrows rained down.The rogues didn’t relent, they kept the arrows coming and we didn’t back down, we shoved our armor in front of us as we kept moving forward.The minute the rogues were all out of arrows, they moved in our direction.Their guttural roar rose as they charged with their blades in their hands. My men placed their shields aside and just like that, the fight began. My men responded with coordinated blows, slashing through enemy lines with so much force.I turned sha

Rae Von stood tall atop the heap of fallen rogues, blood still wet on his armor. In his right hand, he held Khan’s severed head. “We have conquered our enemies!” Von’s voice rang out across the smoldering battlefield. It was deep and thunderous. “We have stopped the rogues from terrorizing us, bringing them all to their end !” A wave of cheers erupted from the guards, their cries echoing over the now-silent rogue territory. Von’s eyes, however, remained hollow for a moment, and when I stared at him, I saw how deeply he was affected by Jace’s death. “Though we have won this war,” he continued, raising Khan’s head high for all to see, “we have lost a brother. Jace… will never be forgotten. His courage lit the path to our victory. Let this day be marked with both glory and mourning.” The cheers quieted to solemn nods. Von slowly stepped down from the mound of corpses, Khan’s head still gripped in his hand like a grand trophy. He turned to his men. “Carry Jace’s body. With honor.”