All Chapters of Dragon’s Mark:His Dragonheart Mate : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

CHAPTER 141 — The Northern PulseThe frozen wind cut across the summit, carrying with it the faint acrid smell of scorched frost. Rowan stood atop the eastern tower, her eyes narrowing as she scanned the northern horizon. Shadows flickered in the distance, shapes moving with precision. Fire pulses blinked across the snow like signals, patterns too deliberate to be random.Lyra’s hands glowed faintly beside her, tracing invisible lines in the air. “Rowan… it’s more than before,” she murmured. “The northern forces are organizing. Every fire, every shadow… it moves like Kai, but not perfectly. They’re mimicking him, using his rhythm to guide their formations.”Rowan’s jaw tightened. “Show me.”Lyra extended her senses outward, and Rowan felt the faint tug of Kai’s pulse, fragile yet steady, like a thread stretched across miles. The northern shapes pulsed with it, shadows flickering in response. “They’re probing us,” Lyra said, voice low. “Testing, learning. If we misstep, they’ll know im

CHAPTER 143 — A Shadow in the RanksRowan lowered her hands, letting the frost fade from her fingertips. The courtyard hummed with activity as soldiers rotated shifts and firebearers practiced controlled bursts, but a nagging unease settled in her chest. Something felt off, though all outward signs suggested order.Lyra’s glow flickered beside her, subtle but urgent. “Rowan… there’s an anomaly,” she murmured. “A presence moving through the summit, hiding its energy. It’s faint, but deliberate. Someone is siphoning attention, manipulating our signals.”Rowan’s eyes narrowed. “Show me.”Lyra traced the energy trails, her fingers weaving invisible lines in the cold air. “See here? These movements mimic your commands, your patrol rotations. They’re subtle, but the northern shapes can’t do this without guidance. There’s someone inside, manipulating our formations in real time. A spy.”Rowan’s jaw tightened, frost biting her lips. “A traitor. Inside our walls. How long has this been happeni

CHAPTER 145 — Kai’s BeaconRowan’s eyes never left the northern horizon. The snow shimmered faintly under the moonlight, shadows twisting unnaturally. Lyra’s glow pulsed beside her, subtle but urgent. “Rowan… I can feel it,” she said softly, voice tense. “Kai’s pulse is stronger. They’re centering their energy around him. Whatever they’re planning, he is the anchor.”Rowan clenched her fists. “Then we make sure he’s untouchable. Every trap, every formation, every fire pulse must protect him.”Lyra’s fingers traced invisible lines in the cold air. “If they try to siphon his energy again, they won’t just test us—they’ll attempt to harness him directly. But if we prepare, we can turn it against them. Every burst they take from him will rebound.”Azeriel stepped closer, brow furrowed. “Commander, morale is shifting. Soldiers are nervous—they know he’s the key. Some leaders are whispering, worried about his safety.”Rowan’s gaze swept across the courtyard. Firebearers adjusted their posit

CHAPTER 147 — Rift of ShadowsThe ground trembled as the northern fire surged again, swelling into a roar that swallowed the wind. Rowan steadied herself, eyes locked on the twisting blaze. Snow split beneath their feet, lines of dark light cracking across the ridge like something alive.Lyra gasped. “Rowan… the ground is reacting. This is not a pulse. It is a pull.”Before Rowan could answer, the snow split wider. A violent burst of shadow tore upward, curling like claws scraping the sky. Soldiers staggered back as heat and cold spiraled together in a sickening twist.Azeriel shouted, “A rift is forming! They are using Kai again. They found a way to reach deeper.”Rowan’s heart hammered, but her voice was steady. “Hold formation. Do not break. Everyone fall back three steps and keep your eyes forward.”The rift opened fully. A jagged tear hovered above the snow, pulsing with dark energy threaded through with Kai’s fire. It dragged at the air, tugging with a force that made Rowan’s br

CHAPTER 149 — Breaking the NorthThe cheers were still fading when Rowan lifted her hand for silence. The snow settled around them in thin waves as the last traces of shadow dispersed. Her fire dimmed slowly, and the weight of the battlefield shifted. The tide was theirs, but the war was far from done.A scout rushed up the slope. “Commander, the northern camps are falling apart. Their lines are scattered. They are pulling back in every direction.”Azeriel stepped beside Rowan. “This is the moment we strike. They are not ready for a counter attack.”Rowan kept her eyes on the horizon where the last shadows flickered. “We move now. If we give them time to reorganize, they will try again.”Lyra approached, glow steady and warm. “Rowan, Kai’s pulse is fully sealed. They cannot touch him anymore. I checked through every layer. His energy is his again.”Relief washed through Rowan so strong she had to steady her breath. “Good. That means we can fight without holding back.”Azeriel pointed