All Chapters of Claimed by the Midnight Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Chapter 81 – The torch in Rylan’s hand flickered against the damp cave walls as he stood frozen, caught between loyalty and blood.His sister knelt before him chained, bruised, her eyes flickering between fear and recognition.Seraphine stood tall behind her, cloaked in shimmering frost and shadow.“Do it, Rylan,” she cooed. “Throw down your weapon, swear loyalty to me, and your sister lives.”His knuckles tightened around his dagger. “You’re a monster.”Seraphine smiled. “And yet your precious Luna isn’t here to save you.”Behind his back, Rylan pressed the crystal flare in his palm.A pulse of light shimmered briefly through the cavern.Seraphine’s eyes narrowed.“You shouldn’t have done that.”The flare shot into the dark sky.It burst like a dying star blue and white and disappeared.Aria saw it first.Her wolf surged inside her chest.She didn’t speak.She didn’t hesitate.She shifted silver fur and glowing eyes and darted into the trees before anyone could stop her.Kael shoute

Chapter 83 The night was too still.Too quiet for a battlefield that had seen so much blood.Aria stood on the ridge overlooking the valley, the cold wind biting at her skin. Her wolf stirred uneasily inside her, ears pinned back. Below, the remnants of the Midnight Pack patrolled the shadows, their glowing eyes sweeping through the ruins of the forest.The battle with Zane had ended days ago, but the tension hadn’t. No one celebrated. No one rested.Because the real danger wasn’t gone.Kael appeared behind her, silent as ever. His dark aura pressed against her like a storm rolling in.“You feel it too,” he said, his voice low and rough.Aria didn’t turn. “Something’s coming.”“It’s already here.”She looked at him sharply. His jaw was tight, the mark on his chest faintly glowing through his shirt. He’d been acting differently since the fight, sharper, colder, like a wolf ready to bite at anything that moved.“What aren’t you telling me?” she asked.Kael’s gaze stayed fixed on the va

Chapter 85 The morning mist curled low over the Ruined Gorge, swallowing sound and distorting shapes. My wolf strained beneath my skin, pacing, restless. The torches flickered on the far side, casting jagged shadows over the armored wolves who stood between me and my brother.I could hear his breathing shallow, ragged over the thundering of my own heart. Every second felt like it dragged him closer to death.The Shadowclaw Alpha stood with a predatory stillness, his smile coiled like a snake ready to strike. “The choice is simple, Aria. Break the bond. Sever yourself from Kael, and you walk away with the boy alive. Refuse… and his blood stains the Gorge before the sun rises.”Kael stepped forward, his presence radiating command. “If you touch him, you won’t live to see another moon.” His voice was pure steel, but his hand just brushing my arm was on fire. A silent plea, and a warning.I looked at him, saw the flicker of desperation in his eyes even as his face remained unyielding.

Chapter 86: The night air was heavy with silence, the kind that didn’t soothe but warned. The moon hovered above the forest, shrouded by drifting clouds, casting fleeting shadows across the Midnight Pack’s borders. Aria stood at the edge of the training grounds, her chest rising and falling with unease. Her wolf, Selene, paced restlessly inside her, ears pinned back, hackles raised.Something was coming.She had felt it since sunset, a creeping energy that threaded through her veins like venom. Kael had felt it too. He stood a few paces behind her, arms crossed, his black wolf mark glowing faintly through his shirt. His gaze was fixed on the dark horizon, sharp and unyielding.“You feel it too,” Aria whispered without turning.“Yes,” Kael replied, his tone clipped. “It’s not the Bloodhowl. Not Zane. Not Elandra. This is… older.”Aria shivered at the way his voice dipped lower. Older. That one word clawed at her thoughts. The Sealed Alpha she had heard the whispers, but no one dare

Chapter 89: The night was cold, sharper than usual, and every wolf in the clearing could feel it. The silence between the packs stretched so long that even the sound of the wind seemed heavy.Aria stood at Kael’s side, her pulse quickening as the mark on her skin burned again. It wasn’t the usual heat of their bond, it was warning her, pulling at her senses like claws dragging across stone. Something was wrong, and she felt it in her bones.“Stay alert,” Kael’s low growl brushed her ear. His wolf eyes glowed, scanning every shadow beyond the circle of gathered wolves. “They’re too quiet.”Aria nodded, fingers curling. Her Luna instincts were screaming. She could taste betrayal in the air, like iron on her tongue.From across the clearing, Alpha Thorne of the Blackridge Pack stepped forward. His expression was calm, almost too calm, but his eyes carried a strange gleam.“You called for peace, Kael,” Thorne said, his voice smooth. “And here we are. Yet your warriors bristle like we’ve