Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Banished Mate: Awakening The Silver Wolf: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Damian stood tall before the massive crowd gathered in the pack’s arena, his presence commanding total silence. The war clothes he wore weren’t just armor—they were a symbol of power, stitched with battle and blood, and they added a terrifying edge to his already overwhelming aura.His eyes swept across the crowd—warriors ready for battle, mothers clutching their children, elders watching with quiet pride. Then, in a voice both calm and thunderous, Damian spoke.His words cut through the silence like a blade, lighting a fire in the hearts of his warriors. He spoke of honor, of courage, of sacrifice. Of protecting not just land—but family, mates, and the future of the pack.By the time he finished, every warrior stood straighter, fists clenched, eyes blazing.Damian then chose one hundred elite fighters. He split them into ten groups, assigning each team to guard a key point around the pack’s borders. “No one gets through,” he said coldly. “Not even a fly. Show no mercy—not to rogues,

The moment Lila laid eyes on Alpha Damian, she froze.She had heard of him—rumors, whispers, legends. But nothing prepared her for the sight of the man standing before her now. Towering, broad-shouldered, with a commanding presence that made even the air seem to obey him. His face was cruelly handsome—sharp jaw, piercing eyes that gleamed like steel beneath the moon, and a mouth twisted into a smirk that looked both amused and deadly.She clenched her fists, trying to steady her breath.He was far more striking than the late Alpha Kaden. More powerful. More dangerously beautiful.And he belonged to Ella.That bitter realization tore through her like a blade. Why does she get everything? Lila thought viciously. The power. The love. The throne. Even this man?Hatred surged inside her chest like poison.Swallowing hard, Lila straightened her spine, forcing herself not to show weakness—not to let the tremble crawling under her skin show.Damian tilted his head, his eyes narrowing slightly

The sight of Damian hanging helplessly in the air, bound by her black magic, made Lila’s lips curve into a victorious sneer. She raised her hands higher, lifting him further, like a queen holding the strings of a puppet king.All around, groans echoed—some from her own army, others from Damian’s men still reeling from the aftermath of her dark spell. The battlefield had turned into a graveyard of smoke and blood, and yet Lila’s wicked voice rang out like a celebration.“Oh, how the mighty have fallen,” she cooed, strutting slowly toward the center of the chaos. “This is the great Damian?” She scoffed. “The feared Alpha of the North? The wolf with a shadow darker than night? You’re nothing but a joke!”She turned in a dramatic circle, addressing both armies, her voice booming across the field. “Look at him!” she laughed. “This is the man you all worship like some untouchable god! So weak… so helpless… and still, he dares to laugh at me?”She turned back to Damian, her expression twitch

A child playing near the stream his parents house, his small fingers tightening around the wooden toy sword in his hand.His wide eyes turned toward the distant horizon, where the faint but rhythmic thunder of marching boots whispered through the stillness of the late afternoon air.His older brother paused beside him, listening. “What’s that sound?”Before either of them could answer, a tremor ran through the ground beneath their feet.The other children stopped playing.Then, with quickened breath and anxious eyes, they sprinted back toward the heart of the village. “Mama! Mama, someone’s coming!” they cried.Within minutes, doors creaked open across the pack’s territory. Mothers with babes slung on their backs stepped cautiously onto their porches. Fathers with knives and axes emerged, scanning the horizon, faces grim. The elders clutched their prayer beads, lips moving in hushed murmurs.Every household remembered Damian’s command: “If anything feels wrong, don’t hesitate to prote

Theo and Liam nearly tripped over themselves racing home, their hearts pounding with a blend of joy, disbelief, and nerves. It wasn’t every day a warrior came back from battle not only victorious—but appointed as Alpha and Gamma of a new pack.Their parents’ modest home sat at the end of the main street, its porch still lit with the soft glow of a hanging lantern. Theo didn’t even knock. He pushed the door open, breathless with excitement.“Mother! Father!” Liam called out.Their parents, who had been finishing their evening meal, looked up in alarm. Their mother wiped her hands on her apron as their father stood, sensing the urgency.“What is it? What’s wrong?” their mother asked.Liam grinned from ear to ear. “You’re looking at the new Gamma of the Pack.”They blinked, stunned. Before they could ask, Theo stepped forward.“And I… I’ve just been appointed Alpha of the Dam-Nighade Pack.”The silence was deafening.Then, in a burst of disbelief and joy, their parents rushed forward, em