All Chapters of Navigating the Alpha's Dark World: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Nathan's Point Of View With a broken heart, I strolled to my father's quarters once more. Something inside of me made a startling noise. The wolf inside me was demanding to connect with my mate, Sophie. I never imagined that losing Sophie would cause me such mental anguish that my heart began to race. I started to get emotional for the first time in my life. As I endured the external suffering, my inner wolf and weaker side engaged in a never-ending struggle for intellectual control of my soul. By then, my soldiers had not even returned from the task I had given them, much less sent feedback, so I could rely only on my father's solution. My brother, Marcus, who I hate with all my heart, was the first voice I heard when I arrived at my father's quarters. Marcus's voice could only indicate that he was in the royal Alpha quarters with my father. "I have to leave," I told myself. Marcus is the last person I want to see after our unpleasant past interactions, knowing that he would make t

Nathan's Point Of View I was about to frighten him away with my fist, but he would not go. I could not tell what spirit was inside him. I was looking at a different Declan. "I will stop you from doing this. Your plan will simply be ruined. What happens if you confront Marcus and he says he denies it?" Declan advised me as though he was my Alpha. I struggled to think of a concept and compared it to Declan's; he seemed to have a better idea than I did. I declared, "We will invade the cave and go rescue Sophie first thing tomorrow morning." "Is my freedom confirmed?" Dominic asked. It was the time he had been anticipating. "Not just yet. We are going to look for Sophie, and you are joining us. That is your penalty for deceiving your Alpha," I told him. Remembering Helena made me want to go. I silenced her and she has not spoken since. "You would go hungry for days for treason. I would personally oversee your penalty." I returned to my chamber after rendering my verdict to Helena. ______

Nathan's Point Of View This is typical of a situation in which my inner wolf seeks out my mate to bond with. Sophie and I had been mated the last time I felt like this. However, her disappearance complicates matters. "How can this even be happening? She is not even present with me. Something is wrong, and I must fix it," I thought to myself. I sniffed my scent and discovered that my mate, Sophie, was very close to me. "You abruptly stopped talking, or did the moon goddess strike you deaf?" As soon as he realised I was no longer listening to him, my father screamed at me. Disregarding my father, I set out to follow the scent. I did not share my findings. My father's tirades were not enough to make me realise what was going on. It was worse because Marcus was there. Telling him Sophie was close by would be like shooting myself in the leg with a wolfsbane bullet, from which I might not come out alive. "This is Sophie!" Declan yelled loudly for me to pay attention, and I had to squint o

Sophie's Point Of View It was bright outside when I woke up, but it was a little dark inside a sacred room. I was not awakened by myself. Backaches, stomachaches, and migraines all joined forces to torment me relentlessly. All that remained of me was emptiness. My entire world seems to have stopped for a second. It is said that your life flashes before you when you pass away. I was in a bit of a tricky situation. Since my feelings have changed, I reincarnated rather than simply passing away. I feel as if my body has been taken over by a new soul. I came dangerously close to death in the underworld. She knocked on my door repeatedly, but I would not open it. She rang me a thousand times, but I did not answer. I declined her invitation because it was for a special occasion. "No matter how harsh it is, it was not my time to leave this world. I have a lot to do and I am still pretty young. The words of affirmation I spoke to the death harbinger caused her to spare my life for the second

Sophie, what about her?" My dad made the request on my behalf. He decided it would be best to do the damage control after realizing how biased he had been towards me lately. Now it was too late. I have no feelings for him, and I would not permit myself to be duped by him for the second time. . He never acts without ulterior intentions. I regretted it when he did this the last time. I am not going to allow that to occur again. "But what about her? Tell me that nothing negative happened to her, please." I looked awkwardly at my father for too long before I finally found the courage to ask Declan. "It is not at all bad news. It is going to appeal to you. Right now, she is awake." Declan clarified. "She appeared a little more rested than when she passed the entrance gate," She added. I do not need to probe further to confirm the veracity of his information based on the tone of his explanation. "How could that have happened? She was unconscious when I departed. She hardly had the strength