All Chapters of COME BACK OF THE SCARFACE PRINCESS : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Dravin's POV The warmongers were quite hesitant to take me up on my offer, even if they seemed more than eager to start a war. "I don't think that is necessary, Alpha," Alfred said apologetically as he bowed. "I apologize for Balar's disrespect."I paused mid-stride and spun to glare at him, my silver eye glowing as my black eye darkened. "I wasn't asking, Alfred, and I do not appreciate repeating myself."Those words seemed to achieve their desired effect, as Alfred immediately stood up while the others followed suit. They reluctantly followed after me while Soren brought up the rear. We strolled in silence through the hallways, out of the mansion and into the woods. "Um, where are we going, Alpha?" Alfred asked. "If this is a scare tactic, then it isn't working, Alpha!" Balar yelled, and once again, I heard the irritated hiss from Alfred. The other three were silent throughout the walk. "What do you think wins you a war, Alfred?" I asked calmly. "Why would—""Answer the que

Soren's POVWatching Dravin decimate five Alphas gave me an inkling into the kind of demon he was before me. It reminded me of a time Hallow described—the time he decimated his Pack because he had fallen into his insanity, and his paranoia took over. ***It was a stalemate after he killed the other two elders, leaving him alone with Rudolph and two others. For this attack, which he could tell would be his last, Cedric and Alfred decided to give it their all to win against their Alpha. When they attacked as four, it took all of their effort to barely keep him contained and avoid death, which chased them at every turn. Now, two of them were dead, and only two remained attacking. They knew for a fact that they were no match for Dravin with just the two of them. He was going to make quick work of them in no time, and it would be truly over. Even though they could transform into their wolf forms, they had intentionally decided not to—for a reason. The reason was quite simple. Even thou

Ava's POVThe Alpha of the Full Moon Pack appraised Lyanna with a complicated expression on his face. It was obvious he was debating what to do with her.On one hand, Lyanna was so petite that he could probably knock her head clean off with a single slap, but Lyanna's confidence when facing him was putting him off.The last thing an Alpha would want is to be humiliated in front of their subjects. If he attempted to hit Lyanna and failed, he would inevitably be humiliated.After a few tense minutes, he turned his attention to me and bowed reluctantly."It was my mistake for not giving clear instructions to my subordinates. I hope you would forgive this little transgression.""Strip him of his job," I ordered calmly.He lifted his head and stared at me in confusion."Huh?""The disrespectful guard," I said calmly. "Strip him of his job and give your word that he would never be in your employ for the rest of his life.""No!" The guard scrambled over to the foot of my carriage, his eyes f

Lyanna's POVMy heart was in turmoil. I knew what Elora wanted, and I can honestly understand why she wanted it. She had become more than just my Luna. She was my friend. She was more than a duty. That was the best part of being with her. But I couldn't do this for her. "What's going on?" Hannah asked as we approached the castle. Both she and Alia had been so mesmerized with the view that it came as a surprise when she asked me a question. "Are you scared?" "Scared?" I laughed. "You think I'm scared?""I'm scared," Hannah said calmly.That caught me off guard. "Really?" I asked calmly. "What are you scared of?" "I'm scared of this," she replied. "Where are we going, and why are we here? Do you have any idea?" "I don't," I shrugged. "She has been quite secretive with her purpose."Hannah gave me a pointed look. "You're great at a lot of things, Lyanna, but terrible at lying. I suspect it's because you have barely ever lied your whole life."I glared at her in an attempt t

Ava's POV As we strolled into the castle, Cade was quiet, and I can understand why. My question wasn't one that should be answered hastily. The halls were exactly as I'd expected and surprisingly didn't amaze me as much as Stormclaw or the Sulk Pack had. As weird as it sounds, I had gotten used to being royalty, to being rich and surrounded by luxury. It was such a surreal feeling for me. It was almost surprising. As we strolled through the halls, I saw the barely masked contempt at the sight of me—chubby and scarred. Some even gave the Alpha an accusing glare as if asking him why he allowed someone like me into the Pack. I could tell, but I didn't care. I have a bigger reason for being here than whatever personal feelings they have towards me. Cade, surprisingly, didn't seem that affected by my appearance. He might be pretending since he knows the power I wield and have behind me, but I was quite appreciative of that. It took a bit of self-convincing to allow myself to be