All Chapters of GIL AN THE CURSED ALPHA: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

 The elements of fire, water, air, and earth converged in that magical underground chamber. The entire creation seemed to hold its breath, overwhelmed by the concentration of supreme powers trying to preserve Gil's life. It seemed as if creation itself held its breath, overwhelmed by the convergence of the Archons' supreme essences into a single luminous point around Gil. "You should have waited, Zoran!" cried the Archon of Enver desperately as a flame began to rise from Gil's chest. "My Moon!" the Senior Archon shouts, enveloping her even more with his divine energy, causing the flame emanating from her to disappear. Then, with his eyes illuminated, he looks at Serafín, who understands."Anuxis, quickly, remove the half of your son within Gil!" Serafín orders."What does that mean, Master?" Anuxis asks, who has been watching all the time, wanting to help but not knowing how."Ailit, tell him," Serafín orders.

 "No, Leía, what I said is true, you're my other half. I've known it since I was a child," he repeats, taking her hands and pulling her back to his body. "How could you know that since you were a child? Our wolves don't emerge until we're sixteen," Leía continues to ask, not entirely convinced but hopeful that it's true. She doesn't know why, but her heart leaped with happiness at the idea. "Don't forget that I am the original heir of a superior race, and even though I was introduced into a wolf, I could still control everything. And I smelled you that first day I saw you, do you remember? You were with your dad at my house, they brought you to play with me in my room. Don't tell me you forgot how I hugged you and kissed you and wouldn't let any other kid come near you? Did you forget, Leía?" "No, I never forgot. That's why I didn't understand when one day you started treating me badly and rejecting me out of the blue.

But Leia isn't satisfied with just his words. She knows herself well; she has to see the evidence with her own eyes to convince herself it's true. So, feeling her Archon telling her to ask for a demonstration, she asks."Do you want to try? Close your eyes, I'll disappear, and do what I ask without fear.""I'm not afraid. Alright, although I think you're tricking me, I'll do it." Leia says and closes her eyes, Enril passes through the wall into a room. Leia opens her eyes, not seeing him, sighs, thinking he'll hit his head hard. But she's determined to try; she'll give him the benefit of the doubt. He changed the colour of her hair just by kissing her; maybe he's telling the truth about the wall, or he'll laugh at her when she crashes. Nonetheless, she decides to risk it and goes to the wall. She concentrates and calls the Archon as Enril told her. Suddenly, she feels a great impulse that makes her close her eyes. When she opens them, she's in Enril's arms, who

  "No, no dad, I don't want her, I don't want her! My other half is Gil, give her to Aren, I only want Gil, she's my other half, not that lunatic!" he pleaded desperately. Anuxis paused, bewildered. He glanced at his son, then at Aren, who breathed heavily with clenched fists. Jan couldn't fathom how his life had become so complicated. He pondered over his recent rejection of the fifth daughter of the moon, his supposed other half.  Just yesterday, he was a contented werewolf. Now, it turned out he wasn't one, but rather a son of the god of good and evil, Anuxis. Neither was the one he thought was his other half truly so, but this girl whom everyone claimed to be capricious and spoiled. He felt overwhelmed by the disbelieving gazes of those around him.  As he stepped back, rejecting Lúa, the fifth daughter of the Moon, he thought about how complicated his life had become. He no longer knew what or whom to believe. He

Jan sighs resignedly. He knows he has no alternative. He must give Lúa a chance, even if he dislikes her frivolity. She's young and immature, but she doesn't deserve to die.  Anuxis approaches and does as Ailit asks. Soon, Lúa appears resplendent, looking nothing like Gil now. She's truly beautiful, and Jan doesn't dislike her as much as he thought.  "Why am I here? Where's Aren?" Lúa asks, confused.  "You're the other half of my son Jan, so from now on, you'll live tied to him, in his body," Ailit explains.  "I don't want to! I'm Aren's other half, not your son's!" Lúa shouts angrily. "Don't do this to me! I don't want to be the other half of your ugly son!" "Ugly?" Jan asks, unaware that he remains in the body of a god, and annoyed, he's almost transformed into a black and red figure.  "Yes, you're ugly, just look at yourself," Lúa retorts disdainfully. "I don't want to be his other half! I don't want to live tied to such an u