All Chapters of Her Three Alpha Mates: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

KAI POVThat night, the room was quiet except for the sound of her soft breathing. The three of us sat close by, none of us ready to leave her side. The candles burned low, shadows dancing against the walls.I leaned back in the chair but kept my eyes on her. My chest still felt heavy from everything the Sorcerer had said. She was the key to our fate, yet she looked so fragile lying there.Kane sat with his arms crossed, his eyes sharp and watchful. Tyler tapped his foot against the floor, restless as always.Finally, Tyler broke the silence. “We have to be prepared for war,” he said. His voice was firm, but I could hear the doubt in it.“A Great War that will decide everything we are. And this feisty she-wolf is the only one who can help us?” He let out a small laugh that held no humor. “From the looks of things, she doesn’t even seem to like us. So why would she help?”I looked at her again, studying the calm rise and fall of her chest. Memories of her glare, her sharp tongue, and h

BRIE POV“Come on, please answer me. What’s going on?” I said to myself, trying so hard to reconnect with my wolf, but I heard nothing, not even a stir, not even the faintest whisper and it bothered me deeply.It felt like someone had deliberately stripped her away from me, leaving me with nothing but emptiness. But I wasn’t a fool; I knew that was impossible.I strained my mind, trying desperately to remember what happened, but my memories refused to return, and that only made me angrier. I took a deep breath, trying to clear my head as I focused again, hoping to reach my wolf, but after a few moments of trying, I was met with the same disappointment. I let out a low growl of frustration.“Those damn Alphas! What have they done this time? Ever since I ran into them, I have had nothing but chaos. When I escaped Mario, I dreamed of living a quiet, boring life, maybe alone in the woods, training and getting stronger and stronger. Strong enough one day to reclaim my pack, my right, and my

BRIE'S POV“My lady, you don’t want to do that!” Everette shouted as she jumped into the ring and rushed toward me.She grabbed my wrist, trying to pull me away, but I yanked my hand free and said,“What are you doing, Everette? Don’t worry, I have this under control.”She shook her head frantically, panic written all over her face.“No, my lady, you do not have this!” she said quickly, glancing around before looking back at me.“Do you even know who he is? He is the commander of the army. He is powerful, extremely powerful and one of the most skilled swordsmen in the entire pack. Fighting him could be a death sentence! There is no way you can win. You just can’t win!”My eyes shifted back to the commander standing not too far away, a smug smirk plastered across his face, one I badly wanted to wipe off.I took a deep breath, trying to plan my next move. My wolf wasn’t with me right now, so I couldn’t rely on her strength. Facing a commander like him wasn’t the smartest idea, but I tru

BRIE POVMy head still hurt, so much that it was hard to focus, but I had to keep my composure. I pushed away every other thought as I tried to focus on the problem at hand—the fact that I had just lost to this commander when I should have won, and now I was going to be forced to take off my clothes in front of all the hungry eyes of the men here.The commander lowered his sword and said, “What are you waiting for? You know what needs to be done.” He paused for a moment before adding, “Or have you perhaps forgotten you are our entertainment for today?”The whole place burst into laughter while the pain in my head slowly faded. This man still had the nerve to talk so confidently when he knew damn well I should have been the one to win, not him.“You know very well I should have been the one to win this,” I said. “I wasn’t using my wolf, I was at a disadvantage compared to you, and most of all I was hit by a migraine that made me go weak at the last moment when you know I would have won

BRIE POV“Where are you taking me?” I yelled, pulling my hand free from his grip as I shot him a sharp glare.I looked around and realized where we were — another part of the castle. It looked different, more beautiful than any other place I had seen so far.A small river flowed there, coming from outside the palace wall. The water was clear, sparkling like a thousand tiny diamonds hidden at the bottom. It looked fresh and clean, and little river sprites danced across its surface. Flower petals floated gently on the water, making the scene look almost magical.I smiled softly at the sight and said, “I thought river sprites didn’t exist anymore.” I looked at him, waiting for an answer, but his eyes stayed fixed on the river.“They do,” he said. “They’re drawn only to the purest rivers.” He stepped forward and added, “Since most rivers in the world are no longer pure, the sprites have no reason to appear. That’s why people think they don’t exist anymore.”I nodded at his words and stepp