All Chapters of Mated To The Scarred Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

LEAHDarkness envelopes me, stretching in every direction, thick and endless. My eyes are open, but there’s nothing to see, no walls, no sky, and no ground. Just an empty void swallowing me whole. My breath catches in my throat as the weight of it all presses against my chest.“Where… where am I?” My voice cracks, thin in the silence.A ripple moves across the nothingness, like water disturbed by a stone. The air shudders, and suddenly, I feel that I'm not alone.A blinding and burning silver glow appears first from somewhere ahead. Out of it, a massive figure takes form, and my heart stutters. It’s Ralia, my wolf.Seeing her now makes me understand what the fuss is really all about. She's not just any wolf, she's the silver wolf, the creature that has haunted me since the night I first shifted. She’s enormous, larger than even Lucian's Lycan. Her fur is shining like molten metal under a light that doesn’t exist here. Her eyes are the same as mine, but sharper, more feral, and glowing

LUCIANThe world around me is nothing but chaos as I land hard on shifting ground, my knees buckling as the earth trembles beneath me. The first thing I notice is noise, it's everywhere. A roar of thunder, a wind that sounds like screaming, and lightning cracking like glass shattering. The ground under me keeps shaking and shifting like it’s alive.“ This isn’t the real world.” I remind myself. “This is Leah’s mind, the place I risked my bond to step into., and it’s a war zone.”I force myself to stand, my boots sliding on the unstable ground. My chest tightens as I take it all in. Above me, the sky isn’t blue or black, it’s torn in half. On one side, silver storms swirl like angry oceans, wild and untamed. On the other, bursts of green and gold light flash like exploding stars. The two skies slam into each other, sending shockwaves that rattle my bones.And right in the middle of ie kiqrOr rather, two of her.On the left is her wolf. She’s huge, way bigger than any wolf or even Lyc

LUCIANLeah's wolf slams into me, and I hit the ground hard, the air knocked from my chest. My back scrapes across the dirt, pain bursting through my ribs as her massive weight pins me down. Her fangs snap inches from my throat, hot breath burning against my skin.“Leah!” I shout, my voice raw and desperate. My arms shake as I push against her chest, but she’s too heavy. She’s not like any wolf I’ve ever faced, not even Lycans. Her body is huge, bigger than mine, muscles rippling with unnatural strength. Every push feels useless, it's like I’m trying to stop an avalanche with bare hands.Her glowing silver eyes lock on mine. But they don’t look like Leah. There’s none of her warmth or softness in them, nothing familiar. Instead, they’re wild, hungry, and desperate.“Fight it!” I choke out, my chest burning as her claws sink into the dirt on either side of my head. “You’re not just this… don’t let it control you!”A deep growl rumbles out of her, shaking through my bones. The sound is

LEAHThe ground shakes beneath me as the wolf and the fae version of me slam into each other again, their teeth and light colliding in an explosion that rattles the whole world. The sound alone makes my head pound, and I can barely stand upright. It’s like watching two storms fight for the sky. It's violent, endless, and terrifying.“Stop!” My voice rips out, but it's just raw and useless because neither of them even looks at me.The wolf, Ralia, snarls, snapping at the fae, Iyana's throat. Her fur glows silver, brighter than fire, and she seems to keep increasing in size, dwarfing any creature I’ve ever seen before. Even bigger than Lycans, bigger than Lucian’s beast. The ground seems to crack every time she takes a step. Iyana doesn’t flinch. Her hands keep burning with white light, vines of pure energy whipping forward to slam against Ralia's chest, knocking her back. Her eyes are sharp, cold, judging me with every strike she lands on Ralia.My stomach twists in pain and utter con

LUCIAN Leah yelps, scrambling off my lap as if she’s been burned. Her cheeks flush a deep red, glowing brighter than her aura. I scrub a hand over my face, groaning.Theron stands frozen at the doorway, wide-eyed, his jaw tight like he’s trying very hard not to laugh. Sasha covers her mouth, her shoulders shaking as she obviously fails at holding hers in.The silence stretches unbearably long. Then Sasha cracks first, bursting into laughter.Leah hides her face in her hands, muffling, “I hate you both.”I can’t help it, I laugh too, pulling Leah back against my side despite her embarrassment. “Guess we’re not dead after all if we can still get caught like teenagers sneaking around.”Theron shakes his head, but there’s a smile tugging at his lips. His eyes flick to Leah, and the tension I didn’t notice before eases from his shoulders. “Good to see you awake, Luna. We were starting to think…” He trails off, swallowing hard, but the relief in his voice is obvious.Leah peeks at him thro