Semua Bab Bound To The Ruthless Lycan King : Bab 121 - Bab 130

Seraphina's POV,Tension charged the air. My heart sped up as the chilly evening surrounded me like a thick cloak. Rising over the realm, the Blood Moon had drenched everything in its somber, menacing glow. As the moon approached its total eclipse, shadows were alive in the sky swirled ominously.I couldn't breathe. I felt it in my blood, in my chest the growing might, the awakening magic. It seemed like the very ground under my feet was shaking in expectation of something that would transform all else. The prediction was coming true. My destiny was linked to this event, and there was no way out.Though Fabian stood beside me, his presence was a continuous encouragement; still, I could sense the same worry in him as I did in my own heart. We had battled so many conflicts, fought so many wars—but this was unique. This was the time we had been dreading, the one we had been awaiting. The eclipse was a reckoning, not only an occurrence. We also had no knowledge what awaited us on the othe

Seraphina's POV,Everything was falling apart around me, but I couldn’t really process it. The shouting, the metal crashing, screams, blood spilling and it felt far away, like it wasn’t even real. All I could hear was my heartbeat, heavy , loud and that strange power building inside me.I looked up. The Blood Moon was there, red and still. Like it knew something I didn’t.Its light touched everything was cold and unforgiving. Like it was warning us. I had promised to safeguard everything I valued, Fabian, this realm. Every strike I hit, every rogue I brought to their knees, I felt the weight of that vow drifting further away. My enchantment was erratic, unconstrained. I could not fully control the energy running through me. It frightened me because it was crude, wild.But the worst was the dread of failing eating at my insides. worried that I lacked the fortitude required to do what needed to be done. Concern that the extremely magic intended to save us would be the thing that destro

Seraphina's POV, The wind howled, promising blood and bearing the smell of combat. Standing on the brink of the battlefield, my heart thumping in my chest, adrenaline coursing me like flame with its strange glow immersing the planet in its strength, the moon above had never seemed so alive.This wasn’t just another fight. This was the last one. The one that would decide everything we’d been fighting for. This wasn't only another conflict. This was the last battle, the one that would either make or destroy all we had strived for.Never had I been more ready.The rogues moved in, their twisted shapes shifting like shadows in the fog. I could feel the darkness coming off them, the hunger for power and the need to destroy.They weren’t just enemies anymore. They were everything I had feared. Everything I had fought to stop.But tonight was different.I wasn’t the same person who used to run from my own power, scared of what the prophecy meant.Not tonight. Tonight, at least, I was the Al

Seraphina's POV,The air felt heavy, the fight had raged since dusk and was finally reaching its peak but even then, I knew it wasn’t over. Something worse was still coming. Our enemies had thrown everything they had at us and I was at the center of it all.I was the Alpha now. It had moved beyond being just a name. I wore it like my second skin, with the weight of the sword being heavier than mine. They had tested me. We were all pushed too far by them. The moment arrived to assess them. Shadows were cast on every face and weapon in the battle, as the Blood Moon's intense red light shone through. The fighters who were ready for the ultimate showdown included me. The storm was greeted by a pulse of magic beneath the ground. My struggle for survival was more than just passing through. This battle would be the deciding factor for everything, including our people and world. Rylan, the rogue leader, let out a low growl that rolled through the air.The noise of the battle seemed to dim u

Seraphina's POV. I didn’t feel okay. It was dark and something about it just didn’t feel right. I knew something was on its way, and I wasn’t ready for it. The thought of having to choose, whatever it made my chest tighten. l could still hear the sounds of blades and fight still echoing in my head, and the ground beneath me felt weak, like it might fall apart any second. It wasn’t over. Not really. The Blood Moon hung above us, casting a strange red light over everything. I kept asking myself, what did we really win? And what did it cost? The future felt split. One part pulling me toward something better. The other toward something I didn’t understand. And what had it cost us? The future was right in front of me and my mind was split. Part of me hoped things would get better. The other part wasn’t so sure.Fabian remained with me, his presence was always present in this storm. Love and concern were both present in his eyes, tightly locked together. But this was more than just about