Semua Bab The Rejected Omega's Redemption : Bab 71 - Bab 80

The explosion rang through the night like a thunderclap, jolting the entire mansion into chaos. Eugene was already on the move before the tremors had fully subsided, his senses sharpened and adrenaline coursing through his veins. His feet pounded against the marble floors, barely touching the ground as he raced through the long corridor that led toward the east wing. His heart thundered with a grim certainty. He could feel it. That surge of darkness, the oppressive energy that curled into the very air like smoke. The beast had arrived.Others were running in the opposite direction. Wolves in human and shifted forms alike ran away from the explosion site, fear etched into every frantic glance and urgent footsteps. Among them, Max stood firm with a group guards, his voice booming over the terrified crowd as he directed them toward safety."Keep moving! Get to the safe quarters! Pairs of twos, don’t break formation!" Max barked orders with practiced efficiency.Eugene came to a st

The sound of cracking stone, angry snarls, and the echo of claw meeting claw tore through the broken hallway like thunder. Eugene stood tall, his eyes locked on the massive beast ahead, his breathing calm but heavy. His claws glistened in the low light, elongated and sharp, his wolf just beneath the surface.Max arrived beside him in a blur, his claws already extended, knuckles cracked, chest heaving. His dark hair clung to his forehead, and his golden eyes glowed with adrenaline and purpose."You made it just in time," Eugene muttered without looking at him.Max nodded, his gaze fixed on the monster. "I heard the roar. Figured you’d need backup."The beast was a hulking thing of nightmares—thick fur like pitch, claws like scythes, and eyes like burning suns. It paced the far side of the chamber, shoulders twitching with primal energy, saliva dripping from razor-lined jaws.Max exhaled. "That thing took Desmond out like he was a toy.""It’s not just any rogue beast," Eugene repl

The hallway trembled with the echoes of power and the aftermath of violence. Marble pillars bore fresh signs of destruction, and blood painted patterns across the floor. Yet, in the eye of this storm, a different battle was beginning.Seraphina let out a sigh, her eyes narrowing, her lips curling into disdain. She had no time to play whatever game Becca and Mira wanted.She had to act fast or risk Eugene regaining control and her plan fails."I said move."Becca didn’t flinch. Mira folded her arms."You're not going anywhere," Becca said, her voice laced with steel.Seraphina let out a short, humorless laugh. "This is not your place to stand guard. I need to get the council. Eugene is losing control. Every second you waste increases the eisk of him loosing to his wolf. You’re betraying the pack by joining him to hide the truth."Mira leaned slightly forward. "Or maybe every second buys him time to regain control. Something you clearly don’t want.""You’re damn right I don’t!" Ser

The air trembled with tension as Eugene's clawed hands gripped Seraphina's shoulders like iron clamps. She winced, her eyes widening as she stared directly into Eugene's dark, soulless eyes. They were no longer the eyes of a man, nor of the Alpha she once looked down on. These were the eyes of a monster, feral and drenched in chaos."L-let me go," Seraphina stammered, her voice trembling. Her usually icy composure shattered as fear overtook her.Becca gasped as she witnessed the terrifying speed Eugene had used to grab Seraphina. Max stepped forward, his protective instincts flaring. Mira and Ava stood frozen beside Becca, their expressions masks of shock and disbelief. Desmond’s body tensed, hid golden eyes flashing as his wolf stirred under his skin."Let her go, Eugene!" Desmond shouted, stepping forward, his voice laced with Alpha authority. "She is my Luna! Release her!"Eugene tilted his head, a twisted grin stretching across his face. He chuckled darkly. "Your Luna? Yo

The room was heavy with silence. The aftermath of the earlier chaos lingered like the scent of blood in the air—cold and filled with tension. Pieces of furniture were overturned in the room due to the shockwave that had rippled through during the fight from the broken hallway.A cracked window let in the scent of wolves fighting to protect the pack and a few council members stood pacing, agitated and restless. Somewhere deep in the mansion, something wicked still stirred.They all could sense it.Councilor Hadrian stood near the window, his eyes narrowed, his frame taut as he wondered what exactly must be causing his stomach to go sick with such dark aura.He had felt it—the moment the fighting had stopped. But it wasn’t peace he sensed. It was worse. A presence so heavy and suffocating that it set his nerves on fire.If he was still in his prime, he would have charged there immediately and taken control of the situation, but now he was made to only be a spectator.He wasn’t goi