All Chapters of Omega's Blessed Curse: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Akira's POV It had been a week since Nyx passed out. It was a sad week, but the wolf world was somehow peaceful. There were no battles, and there were no fights. Jephta and I had been on and off since there was nothing definite between us. The whole thing with Nyx had thrown the pack into chaos. I was by her side for two days without fail. Kieran hadn't left her side ever since then. He only attended to extremely important pack issues. I only leave in the morning to see Neptune, and then I'd be back to stay by her side. I was on my way again to see Neptune when I met Jephta. “Where are you always going when it's close to dawn?” He asked in a very friendly way, but it sounded curious too.“Just going for a run,” I replied, grabbing a cup, ready to leave. “Helps to clear my mind.”“Can I join you?” he asked. “I'd love to clear my mind off stuff too.” “Uhm,” I started out, brushing my hair. “The thing is, I prefer going alone.”“And I also didn't plan to go with someone, so maybe t

Nyx's POV “She should be somewhere in the pack house,” Kieran said as he pulled me in for a hug. I hugged him back, but I could not set aside the burning feeling inside of me that something was wrong.“Kieran, I have to look for Akira NOW!” I said. “She's in serious danger. Danger of death.”I jumped off the bed like I hadn’t been lying there for an entire week. My legs felt strange beneath me, as if they had forgotten how to carry my weight, but I didn’t care. There was no time to stretch, no time to fully wake up. My body moved on its own, driven by something stronger than exhaustion. I let out a deep yawn as I walked, shaking off the lingering heaviness of sleep. Kieran was right beside me, his hand on my arm, guiding me forward. He didn’t say anything, but I could feel his silent concern. He moved with me, making sure I didn’t stumble, making sure I didn’t fall. He was like my anchor, keeping me steady as we rushed forward. The halls felt longer than usual. Every step I took

Kieran’s POVI slammed the door behind me, my chest heaving with frustration. My hands were clenched into fists, and my whole body felt like it was on fire. I needed to get out of there, to breathe, to clear my head. Nyx's words still echoed in my mind, sharp as a knife. She had lashed out at me, pushing me away like I was nothing but a distraction, someone in the way of her plans. And I let her. I let her because I knew she was in pain. But damn it, so was I.I grabbed my car keys from the table and stormed out of the pack house, the cool night air hitting me like a slap in the face. Outside, Nicholas and Jephta were leaning against Nicholas's car, deep in conversation. When they saw me, they both paused, their eyes narrowing.Nicholas raised an eyebrow. "You look like you're about to kill someone," he said, his voice low and even."Not someone," I muttered, my jaw tight. "I just need air."Jephta smirked, pushing himself off the car. "So we're taking a boys' night out, then?" he sai

Kieran's POV Apparently, there was no real reason to be worried. Everything in the pack house had returned to normal. The once-damaged buildings had been fully rebuilt, standing tall and strong again, just as they had before. Life seemed to be settling back into place, yet, for some reason, Alpha Daniel and his men still chose to stay outside. They had shelter available to them, but they preferred the open space. It was strange, but I didn’t question it too much. Everyone had their own way of doing things. I ended up in a long conversation with Alpha Daniel and his men. It dragged on for quite a while, but honestly, I wasn’t very interested in it. My mind was elsewhere. I was mainly using the conversation as an excuse to stay busy, to keep myself from being alone with Nyx. She had lashed out at me earlier, her anger sharp and raw. It was clear that she was still upset, and I didn’t think she wanted to talk to me yet. I figured it was best to give her space, to let her come to me wh

Akira's POV I woke up feeling a little better, though there was still a lingering tiredness in my body. My muscles ached slightly as I stretched, and the moment I did, memories of the previous day came rushing back into my mind all at once. A shiver ran through me at the thought of how close I had come to death. If Trent hadn’t shown up out of nowhere to save me, I might not be lying here right now. As I lay there, I became increasingly aware of my own vulnerability. I felt bare, as if all my defenses had been stripped away. It wasn’t just the physical exposure—it was the emotional weight pressing down on me. The realization that I had been powerless at that moment made my chest tighten with discomfort. I hated feeling this way. This fight isn’t just another battle for me. It’s personal. Too personal. And no matter what, I will take my revenge. I will get my own pound of flesh, sooner rather than later. Determined to shake off the thoughts consuming me, I pushed myself up from the