Entangled with my Alpha bully のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 51 - チャプター 60

Traitor Aria's breath hitched in her throat. She squinted, trying to make sense of the symbol that was seen on the bloodied robe. Murmur rose from the crowd and the students whispered what they thought it was to their friends while the teachers exchanged silent glances at themselves as though they knew what it was but telling the students would cause mayhem. Aria had no idea what it was but she'd seen enough to know that seeing a sign like that was a threat either directly or indirectly. “Kai, meet us in the meeting Hall. Come with the other Alphas.” One of the teachers instructed before walking towards the meeting Hall with the bloodied robe. Kai didn't hesitate, he went in search of his friends who were not far from where the students gathered. Together, they marched to the meeting Hall. The future alpha kings, going to learn what the strange sign meant and what to expect. “I can't believe this,” Aria whispered, her hands covering her lips like she was blowing air into t

TRIALS The sun shone cross the treetops, gilding the banners that rose with the wind. Crimson, silver, midnight blue, White——the colors of every major pack, all whipped above the massive trial grounds, each one vying for dominance in the sky. The witches, vampires and Lycans were also in attendance. It was the common ground after allThe horns had sounded across the territories, signaling the official declaration of the Alpha kings trial.Below the high towers of the Council Hall, the crowd swelled like a living tide. High ranked wolves and commoners, Warriors and emissaries, spies and sages…everyone from all pack was welcome. The scent of a dozen territories mingled in the air: pine and iron, lavender and musk, the dry tang of desert wolves and the red wolves.Tension vibrated between them. No growls, no weapons drawn, not yet. But every Alpha and Beta present knew that today’s event could upend the entire structure of power across the lands.This was not an ordinary meeting, thi

HIM She tried to ignore the states she got from the people standing beside her but it was a futile attempt. She'd already gotten much attention from school as it was. Adding the pack’s attention to it wouldn't be healthy for her. She bowed her head and tried to cover her face with the cap. She wanted to leave the place but she'd already promised Kai that she would stay. Kai returned to the stage to meet Elder Thessia who was waiting for him. “I see you had important things to attend to.” She teased. Kai shrugged. “Had to tell her something.” “This is a pre-trial fight. To show the people that you are ready to take on a challenge.” She continued. “You will be fighting against two pack guards. They're not going to go easy on you so don't go easy either.” She advised before stepping aside. The guards were hefty. They had an intimidating exterior and they got into fighting positions immediately. The murmurs in the crowd grew louder. Aria’s fingers tightened around her b

Trial of Allegiance.The air buzzed with energy drawn from the moon, the arena packed with wolves waiting for the battle to begin. Thump! Thump! An echo of their beating hearts, eyes placed on the stage. Every elder, top beta and pack leader stood at the top watching with an unfathomable look in their eyes, their eyes holding unspoken words as the tension thickened and strained in the air. The perimeters of the building were marked off by strange white chalks to prevent interruptions and stop intruders from coming in.While everyone was seated, waiting for the battles to start up, words had begun to spread and it sent the people to the edge of their seats— A crescent blood survivor had entered Alpha trials. ____Kai stood at the end of the circle, his opponent, the hybrid Challenger stood at the other end with a calm and unreadable look on his face. His eyes bore no emotions, just looking straight at Kai like he was looking at an ant. The murmurs and speculations that were bein

HIDING AMONG THE WEAK Branik slammed his palm against the obsidian table again. “Do not play games with us, Rael. If there is another Crescent survivor, you will speak now.” “The Crescent bloodline was exterminated,” another Elder snapped. “The Alpha line ended years ago.” Rael’s eyes lifted slowly. “No,” he corrected. “It didn’t.” The chamber stilled again. Kai stood near the entrance, his arms folded tightly across his chest, though the tension in his body had become impossible to ignore. Something about this conversation unsettled him deeply, but he couldn’t explain why. Maybe it was the way Rael spoke like he wasn’t discussing history, like he was discussing prophecy. Syra narrowed her eyes carefully. “You’re hiding something.” Rael gave a faint humorless smile. “I’ve hidden many things. That is why I survived this long.” “Enough riddles,” Branik growled. “Where are the survivors?” Rael’s gaze shifted toward Kai. Kai frowned immediately. “Why are you looking at me?” “