Todos los capítulos de THE OUTCAST’S ALPHA MATE: LOVE AND REDEMPTION: Capítulo 131 - Capítulo 140

“She has no mate, as far as our informants know,” Tobias remarked steadily.“She had one, the Alpha’s son,” Jorak commented flippantly.Tobias’ brow furrowed.“Yes. I know that pup. Very powerful fighter. He must be on the list of those taking the other red wolf’s blood. Nevertheless…” Tobias’ voice trailed off.His brow furrowed more, then his eyes glazed over.A moment later, the pack Alpha spoke up.“I hear she attacked some unknown at Christmas. That may have been when her rabidness started. However, that unknown was noted as Dax’s son.”“The only son, of age, that we know, is the one who has been on the field. Who is this other unknown son that the girl attacked?” Tobias remarked, then asked, his blue eyes clearing and refocusing on the older wolf.“What are you thinking?” the Chief asked, almost professorially.

Roughly thirty minutes after Dorien set off the explosion that had caused the fire, he felt a surge in power from runes he had laid out to draw Bloodrayne shifters Reyland’s way.Here they come… he mused as he stuck to the trees, keeping good distance from Reyland and his guards, his presence fully cloaked.Dorien had made false tracks for Bloodrayne scouts to follow, leading from their lands, through a well-traveled route used by any number of wolves and other shifters, carefully avoiding the war campsite.Taking them a long way around, through brush, bushes, and trees, breaking out to a wider path that Dorien knew Reyland would cross or would cross close enough to.Placing his magic tools in a rough shape of a very twisted funnel – wide at the beginning, then narrowing – such that, depending on the path Bloodrayne chose, he could focus them toward the ‘right’ one.The snow had stopped hours ago, but a

By the time Misha and his people had blocked off and confronted Jackson and the others, Alpha Dax was close enough to link Jackson.As pack Alpha, his power was stronger. He could push through whatever had been preventing Jackson from reaching him.He had seen and heard everything through Jakson’s eyes.It was Dax who had told Jackson Misha’s name.He had also told Jackson to keep Misha talking.The Bloodrayne wolf who had growled in warning had alerted Misha of approaching wolves. He did not know who they were, but there were alpha-level wolves among them.That was the point at which Misha had attacked.As Misha lunged, Jackson’s connection with Dax cut off.Like a knife had severed them.It was Bloodrayne magic. Stronger magic.Dax and those with him spent the next seven minutes in the dark, rushing toward the last known location of their people.Dax, his team, Misha, his people, Jackson

Reyland screamed.He swung his arm, shaking Aren, a large wolf, like a rag doll.Aren released the giant.Reyland rushed to Jackson.Aren jumped on Reyland’s back.He bit Reyland on the shoulder, pulling out a chunk of flesh.Reyland rolled over, blood spurting and spilling everywhere.Aren moved to bite again, this time at Reyland’s side. He got Reyland’s left hand instead.Aren bit down, and Reyland, teeth gritted, struck Aren full in the face.Aren let go, backing away, shaking his head.The Protectors behind Aren, the same that had surrounded Jackson initially, jumped on the giant who was on his back, struggling to get up. All three of them, even the one Jackson’s wolf had injured.The Protector Jackson had wounded was still mobile, only slower than the others. He went for Reyland’s leg.The other two went for his injured shoulder and his face.Two hit their m

The outer twenty-foot door to the pack hall had been shattered.The chief spellcaster darted out through the same secret passage he had used to enter the pack hall.The noise drew closer.Marian and the others, all in wolf form, pushed their way into the main section of the Bloodrayne hall. Here, the second door was smaller than the first and less sturdy.Also, it wasn’t locked.The pack hall, a wide space, like a football pitch, which had been bubbly just four days earlier at almost this exact same hour, was nearly empty.Nearly.Thirty Bloodrayne fighters, in human form, stood facing the intruders.They were gathered at the innermost part of the hall, standing before the large, bare high table, watching as the intruders made their way in.In front of the fighters was a group of at least forty shifters.The numbers were made up of Bloodrayne omegas, Bloodrayne prisoners, and injured wolves dragged there fro