Semua Bab The Rejected Omega's Redemption : Bab 341 - Bab 350

The air in the arena was charged long before the duel was set to begin.A low murmur ran through the crowd like the restless energy of all ranks of wolves alike gathered under the pale morning sun. Dust hung in the air, swirling in beams of light that broke through the open roof. The posters of both supporters of Eugene’s side and Desmond’s side rippled gently in the cool wind.The seats were almost full. Warriors, elders, and spectators filled every tier, their voices blending into a steady hum that vibrated through the massive arena.Excitement shimmered in their eyes, mixed with curiosity and the unspoken fear that always accompanied a challenge such as this one.Jack sat near the front row, his posture rigid, his eyes scanning the crowd. The noise around him blurred into background static; he couldn’t focus on it. His mind was caught between dread and uncertainty.Desmond’s word echoed in his head and there was nothing about it. Desmond had said what he wanted to then he had le

The arena was filled with the sound and joyful cries of audience. Every face was turned toward the ring, their eyes fixed on the man standing beneath the bright sun.The announcer’s voice thundered again.“Beta Max of Alpha Eugene’s sect!”The crowd erupted.The cheers that followed were deafening, filled with the raw energy of admiration and faith. Some shouted his name while others stamped their feet in rhythm, their voices blending into a loud chant that shook the arena walls.Max stood still for a heartbeat, letting it wash over him. He took in the air, then — in one smooth motion he raised his hand.A ripple of excitement ran through the stands as Max flexed his hands, his claws catching the light.The chant grew louder and Max’s lips curled into a faint smile. He wasn’t one to bask in glory, but at that moment, surrounded by the voices of his people, he felt a surge of pride, not for himself, but for Eugene’s side and everything they stood for.At the far end of the stands, Eug

The crowd was so quiet that Max could hear the faint rustle of the banners above the arena. Brian stood across from him, his head tilted slightly, that familiar cruel grin tugging at his mouth. Max’s jaw tightened, his pulse beat hard in his throat. He hadn’t expected this. Of all the warriors Desmond could have chosen, it had to be Brian.Why him? Max wondered bitterly. Why release someone like that?He didn’t need an answer, he already knew. From the stands, he could still hear the faint arguing from Alpha Eugene, his voice sharp and angry, Becca’s voice laced with disbelief and fear. Desmond and Seraphina’s replies came smooth and mocking, their words cold.“Desmond, this isn’t justice!” Becca shouted from her seat. “You’ve turned this into something different!”Seraphina’s laughter rippled across the silence. “If your Beta can’t handle one man, perhaps he’s not fit to serve under you.”Max shut his eyes for a brief moment, forcing air into his lungs. "Don’t listen to them," h

Silver light burst from Max as he changed, his bones cracking, his fur appearing, his roar echoing across the arena. His wolf form was slightly smaller but sleek and sharp, built for speed, not brute strength. Gasps rippled through the crowd again as their eyes was fixed on the battle before them. Max and Brian clashed in mid-air, a blur of fur, teeth, and claws. The sound of their battle filled the night, echoing into the nearby mountains. Time went on without anyone noticing and the arena floor was a battlefield of raw instinct and fury. Max darted between Brian’s heavy strikes, slicing with precision. Brian countered with crushing power, landing blows that sent tremors through the ground but neither gave up. However, Max’s stamina was fading and his breathing grew ragged. Brian, though wounded, still moved with terrifying endurance. He pinned Max against a pillar and roared in his face, his hot breath washing over him. “Give up, beta! You’re nothing!” Max growled bac

The guards pushed them roughly through the gates, chains rattling, their shoes sounding against the ground.Mira’s voice broke the silence. “How could they just stand there? They all saw what he did!”“Fear,” Becca muttered bitterly. “That’s what Desmond feeds on.”Max growled low in his throat. “Let him enjoy it. When I get out of here, I’ll tear that smile off his face.”A guard struck him across the back of the head with the hilt of his sword. “Quiet, beta.”Max stumbled, but Mira caught his arm before he could fall. “Max—”“I’m fine,” he gritted out, straightening again. “They’ll regret this.”From behind them came the sound of Eugene struggling as his guards forced him down another passage. Becca tried to look back, but one of Desmond’s men shoved her forward.“Keep moving,” the guard barked.“Leave her alone,” Mira snapped.The man sneered, reaching for his weapon. “You want to join your Alpha in chains, girl?”Becca’s jaw tightened, but she said nothing more. Mira’s hand f