Marked By The Moon: Tied To The Four Alphas のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 81 - チャプター 90

LUCIANThe beast, sensing the attack, jumped to meet him, its massive body propelling forward with incredible speed. President Ryder was ready, matching the beast's speed and agility as they clashed in mid-air.Their attacks were a blur of fur and claw, tearing the whole field apart. The ground shook beneath their feet, and the air was filled with the sound of crashing and snarling.The beast's claws swiped at President Ryder, but he dodged and weaved, his movements lightning-fast. He counterattacked, his paws striking the beast with precision and power.The beast retaliated, its jaws snapping wildly, but President Ryder was relentless, keeping the beast busy as I watched, waiting for my chance to strike. The battle raged on, the two of them exchanging blows, their movements a testament to their strength and power.I knew I had to be patient, to wait for the perfect moment to knock the beast out. And so, I watched, my eyes locked onto the beast, as President Ryder continued to distrac

JACEI stood up, my body fully healed. The rod's removal had been painful, but as an Alpha, my healing abilities were far superior to those of Beta and Omega wolves.If it had been a Beta wolf, it would have taken several hours to heal from such a wound. The rod would have caused significant damage to their internal organs, and it would have taken a long time for their body to repair itself. Beta wolves typically took around 4-6 hours to heal from severe injuries like this.Omega wolves, on the other hand, would have taken even longer to heal. Their bodies were more fragile, and their healing abilities were not as strong as those of Alpha and Beta wolves. It would have taken an Omega wolf around 8-12 hours to heal from a wound like this, and even then, they might have suffered from some lasting damage.But as an Alpha, my body worked differently. My healing abilities were accelerated, and I could recover from injuries much faster. It had taken me only a minute to heal from the rod's r

CAELAN Hours Ago.. I slowly opened my eyes, groggily taking in my surroundings. I was lying in the open field, my head throbbing with pain. I tried to sit up, but a wave of agony washed over me, making me grit my teeth. All my bones felt broken, my body screaming in protest as I moved. I grunted, trying to glow my eyes, but instead, I let out a roar of pain. My body was still trying to heal from the impact, and it was taking its sweet time. As I looked around, I saw that I was about 50 feet away from the healers' quarters. Thankfully, I hadn't been hit too far, or I might have been in even worse shape. I gritted my teeth, forcing myself to sit up despite the pain. My body was already starting to heal, but it was a slow process. I could feel my bones knitting themselves back together, my muscles repairing the damage. It would take some time, but I'd be back on my feet soon. For now, I just had to endure the pain and hope that Lucian and President Ryder were okay. But as I r

CAELANAs I crouched on the ground, trying to catch my breath and calm my racing heart, I heard the sound of footsteps approaching. Elias and Jace ran past me, heading towards the healers' quarters, their voices carrying on the wind.Their conversation was muffled, but I caught snippets of what they were saying. They were talking about the wolf, speculating about its identity and motives. I felt a pang of fear as I realized they were getting closer to the truth.I wanted to call out to them, to warn them about the danger that lurked nearby. But my voice caught in my throat, and I remained silent, watching as they disappeared into the distance.Their voices faded away, replaced by the sound of my own ragged breathing. I felt like a coward, hiding while they faced the danger head-on. But I knew I couldn't join them, not in my current state.The fear and shame were still overwhelming me, and I didn't know if I could face Elara again. I stayed there, frozen in fear, as the sounds of Elias

ISLA I begged my wolf, who was now in control, to stop. "Please, don't hurt him," I pleaded. "You'll injure Lucian." My wolf's response was cold and detached. "Shut up," she growled. "I know what I'm doing." “He’s our mate.”I tried to reason with her, to appeal to whatever humanity was left in her. "Please, shift back into human form," I begged. "Give me my body back." But my wolf just laughed, a low, menacing sound. "Why would I do that?" she asked. "You're not capable of protecting yourself without me. You're nothing without me, Isla." I felt a surge of frustration and desperation. I had to get my body back, had to take control. But my wolf was too strong, too powerful. "You're going to get us killed," I warned her. "Lucian won't let this go. When he recovers he won’t want to come with us. He’d hate us!" My wolf just snorted. "I'm not afraid of him, neither will he hate us," she said. "I'm not afraid of anyone. And I'll do whatever it takes to keep us safe." I realize