All Chapters of Omega's Blessed Curse: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Nyx's POV I slept on that couch for a while, and Kieran was there with me. We left after a while, and I had been in the room ever since, engrossed in the history of the very numerous things the Moon goddess had done in times past. Kieran was not in the room, he was attending to other things, so I was barely distracted.One war stood out immediately; the War of the Crimson Sky. The Moon Goddess had called upon humans to fight alongside her celestial warriors. The sky, once peaceful, had turned blood-red as thousands clashed. It was said that the battle lasted for seven nights without rest, and on the final night, the Goddess herself descended, her silver light washing over the battlefield. Her presence alone ended the war, forcing the darkness to retreat. I turned the page, and another war came to life before my eyes, The Silent War. This one was different. There were no clashing swords, no battle cries, only whispers in the dark. The Goddess had fought an enemy unseen, a force that

Kieran's POV I closed the door behind, but I left it unlocked, just in case I'd need Nyx's help, which I highly doubt asking for. “Can you hear me, Nyx?” I asked through a mind link.“Loud and clear.” She responded, and I nodded, keeping calm. “To what do I owe this visit that comes with the affliction of my pack?” I asked, taking a seat, as they all did.“You have broken several codes, Alpha Kieran, and you have faltered in upholding several rules,” Alpha Mark said.“What rules and codes, if I may ask?” I said, looking tensely at all of them.“The rules which you once held in high regard,” Alpha Charisma said. “Before we start, might I add that you have a pretty interesting mate,” Alpha Mark said.“Well, keep my mate's name out of your mouth,” I growled.“How dare you release a memo to the whole wolf world without informing the council of Alphas, making us look like empty fools before the whole world?” Alpha James snapped.“You should relax those veins before they cut off,” I sho

Nyx's POV I saw rogues sneaking into the area as the council of Alphas were having a meeting. I could barely hear anything going on in the place, and since rogues can't feel whatever overwhelming action the normal ones are facing, I have to fight them back.The air was filled with tension, and heavy with the promise of blood. I stood still as my muscles coiled, watching as the rogues slipped into the area. They moved fast, and their eyes were wild with hunger, and their bodies were ready to tear through anything in their way.I have to protect the Windwalker pack, the pack that has always protected me. Kieran was fighting a harder battle there, which I just hope I can help him with. Let me fight mine.I walked outside, and I watched the rogues come at me at a very high speed.I took a deep breath.“Goddess, accept these.” I muttered, preparing myself to attack.Then, I launched myself into battle. The first rogue came at me with his claws reaching for my throat, but I was faster.

Kieran's POV I wasn't sure how long I was out, but when I woke up, it was very dark. My head throbbed like it wanted me out of it immediately. My body ached from the punches I had received, and I groaned in pain. Immediately I sat up, my mind went to Nyx, and I panicked. I really went unconscious without knowing the fate of my mate. How could I?I ran out of the bedroom with a strength I never knew I had, and there she was, in the hallway, busy with her phone. She looked so beautiful and mysterious, and as I heaved a sigh of relief, she turned to look at me. “Kieran!” She screamed, running towards me faster than I could run. I caught her in my arms midway, and I rolled her in the air. She hugged me so tightly that I could feel her body dissolving into mine, and I absolutely loved it. “I'm so sorry,” I muttered. “I'm so frigging sorry.” “Why are you sorry?” She asked, wrapping her hands tighter. “You scared me too badly.”In no time, the pack came around, and they were watching u

Kieran's POVI woke up slowly, my body aching from the battle. Every muscle protested as I shifted, my mind still foggy from sleep. The first thing I noticed was the quiet. The air was still, peaceful, a stark contrast to the chaos from before. Then, my eyes landed on Nyx. She was curled up beside me, her chest rising and falling steadily in deep sleep. Strands of her dark hair fell over her face, and her lips were slightly parted. She looked exhausted, but peaceful. It was a beautiful sight. Usually, she was either training, arguing, or buried in those old books about the goddess’ wars. She needed rest. I didn’t want to wake her, so I stayed still, just watching her. The blue light in the room made her look even softer, her sharp edges dulled by sleep. She was always fierce, always ready to fight, but like this, she seemed... calm. Safe. My stomach growled loudly, cutting through the silence. I sighed, rubbing my face. The only thing in my head was food.But somehow, I was