All Chapters of Torn Between Alphas: Chapter 141 - Chapter 147

The battlefield was silent except for the sound of the eclipse pulsing overhead. The blood-red moon had swollen to an impossible size, bathing everything in a light that made shadows stretch like claws across the earth. Serena hovered in its glow, suspended between light and dark, her silver-violet aura flickering as though the very universe could not decide what she was meant to be.Fenris’s words still rang through her mind like a death toll.Bind me again, and one Alpha dies. Surrender, and they live—but the world kneels.Her chest heaved as her heart screamed at her to choose. Lucian’s fire burned hot inside her, furious and desperate, while Elias’s storm pressed steady and strong, anchoring her when everything else threatened to break. Both bonds pulled at her, their strength undeniable—but under the god’s suffocating aura, even those sacred ties began to fray.The Onyx wolf within her thrashed against the cage of

The battlefield was no longer earth, no longer sky. It was a rift—a scar where realms collided.The eclipse pulsed overhead, its blood-red light dripping like molten fire across the clearing. The howl Serena had unleashed still echoed, even though her lips had fallen silent. It wasn’t just sound—it was power. It tore through trees, split stones, and shook the wolves to their marrow. Many had collapsed, their bodies pressed flat to the earth as if gravity itself had doubled. Others clutched at their chests, gasping as though invisible claws squeezed their hearts.At the center of it all stood Serena.Or what remained of her.Her aura had split into two streams, jagged and raw, like rivers of fire and storm tearing from a single mountain. One burned crimson-gold, tethered to Lucian. The other blazed silver-blue, tied to Elias. They weren’t flowing outward—they were tearing her apart. Every pulse of light was a scream from her s

The night had never been so loud.Not even during the Blood Eclipse.Not even when the Onyx Wolf had first howled and cracked the sky open.Now, everything was unraveling.The battlefield still burned where the shadows had receded, a wasteland of blackened trees and scorched soil stretching for miles. Silver Ridge and Nightfang warriors lay scattered across the plain—some wounded, some dead, all staring at the same gaping tear that had replaced the heart of the forest. It pulsed like a wound in the world itself, a hole of liquid darkness where Serena had vanished.Lucian stood at its edge, chest heaving, eyes wild with the kind of grief that stripped a man down to the bones. His claws were still out, dripping with the blood of the council’s last hound. But his heart… his heart had been ripped from him with Serena’s disappearance.Elias stumbled toward him, half-shifted, his storm-gray fur streaked with ash and blood. “She’s gone…” His voice cracked under the weight of those words. “Lu

The world was gone.There was no sound, no sky, no blood nor air — only light, endless and consuming. Serena drifted in it like a leaf in a river, her consciousness breaking apart into sparks. For a moment, she thought she was dead. But death, she realized, shouldn’t feel this loud inside her veins.The light rippled. She fell through it. And then the silence cracked open.A pulse of silver and black spread across the horizon as her body slammed against a surface made of starlight. When she opened her eyes, she was standing in a place beyond anything mortal — a vast expanse of luminous fog and floating shards of memory. Every step she took sent ripples through the ground, and in those ripples she saw flashes of her life: her first howl under the full moon, her laughter beside Elias, her battles with Lucian, her promise to the gods.Her breath trembled. Where am I?“The Ethereal Nexus,” a voice whispered from everywhere and nowhere.Serena turned sharply — and her heart nearly stopped.