Semua Bab The Amnesiac Omega Awakening: Bab 1 - Bab 7

Chapter 2The triplets returned, and Curtis emerged from his bath to find me already setting the table. Their eyes widened as they took in the scene – me, meticulously arranging their meal."What are you all staring at? Eat," I said, my voice firm yet gentle.I sat down first, the children and Curtis quickly following. Two dishes sat on the table: a simple serving of vegetables and a small portion of meat – barely enough for one person. Curtis and the children instinctively chose the vegetables. The meat was left for me.A small pile of coins lay beside the dishes – Curtis's meager remaining earnings."Tomorrow, before you come home, buy meat. Plenty of it. The children need nutritious food," I instructed Curtis. One of the triplets let out a soft whimper. I divided the meat into four equal portions, giving each child a share.Curtis's voice was hesitant, questioning. "Alruna, why have you changed so suddenly?"The thought crossed my mind: if I told him I wasn't the original Alruna,

Chapter 4"Does it still hurt, sweetheart?" I asked Raven, gently peeling away the bandage. Five days ago, she'd been screaming in agony from a terrible burn. Now, her skin was smooth and flawless, the wound completely healed. The transformation was nothing short of miraculous.Curtis, witnessing the sight, was speechless. "The healer said it would take two months for Raven's wounds to heal," he finally managed, his brow furrowed in disbelief. He'd seen the blister, the raw, angry redness. Now, there was only perfect skin.Raven beamed, her pride evident. "Mom kept blowing on my wound, so the pain flew away and it dried up," she declared, her grin wide and triumphant. I chuckled, ruffling her hair."Raven healed so fast because she's a good girl and a strong baby, just like Mom and Dad!" I exclaimed, my voice brimming with pride and a touch of playful exaggeration. Of course, I'd used my own potent blend of medicinal herbs. I wouldn't have earned the title of Miracle Doctor at eig

Chapter 6The afternoon sun cast long shadows across the yard as Ryull’s voice cut through the quiet. “Curtis, the border’s crumbling. We need to act, and fast. Are you seriously expecting Faolan to be any help guarding the gate?”Curtis, his face etched with worry, exchanged a look with Skoll. “If this continues, more will breach the border, putting countless lives at risk. But what about the days ahead? Can’t you convince Alruna to let you return?” Skoll’s question hung heavy in the air.I remained inside, listening from behind the door, the weight of their words pressing down on me. I knew their concerns were valid. The border, once a formidable shield, was weakening.Curtis’s low voice carried to my ears, “Skoll, the twins aren’t even a year old. We have three omega children at home, and Alruna carries the burden of their care. I have a family too.” I’d learned that Curtis had spent his formative years at the border, a child soldier who’d grown into a legendary warrior.