From Omega's Daughter To Alpha's Daughter のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 191 - チャプター 200

Cael’s POVI felt it before I opened my eyes…the warmth of someone near me. That soft and steady rhythm of their breathing, and a slight weight pressing gently against my chest. My mind was foggy and slow to catch up, but the pain…a bold and relentless pain reminded me I was alive. Alive, and yet barely able to move.I slowly became aware of my surroundings. The familiar smell of herbs filled my senses, and my head felt heavy as if it was stuffed with cotton. Every movement caused a dull ache, and I groaned at the pain that followed every movement.The person I had felt their presence near me turned out not to be Mira as I was expecting…It was Arwen. She was there, slumped in the chair beside my bed, her head resting against her folded arms, and her hair falling around her like a dark halo. Her shoulders rose and fell in gently as she slept, and my heart suddenly seemed to go still at the unexpected sight of her there. She was so still, so quiet, so utterly vulnerable in sleep, and ye

Liam’s POVOur horses were soaked in sweat and their breaths were ragged as we approached Eryna's abode, but neither of us slowed down. If anything, we pushed even harder.We didn’t have days. We barely had hours.War was heading straight for Moonlit, and Mira had no idea it was coming.Nate rose slightly in his saddle as the narrow curve ahead came into view. “There,” he said. “Behind those rocks. The entrance is just beyond.”I didn’t argue. Nate had been here before, and unlike me that had to suffer to find it during my last visit, he didn't need luck to find this place. I trusted him on that.I pulled my reins and swung off my horse. Nate joined me, and we approached the narrow opening. There was no sign of her at first…nothing but the smell of smoke and crushed herbs drifting into the cold air.Before we could call out however, footsteps approached from inside. Then she appeared.She stepped into the entrance with the same calm and confident presence I remembered. Her hands were

Alpha Rowland’s POVThe report reached me just as the final line of warriors gathered into formation below the ridge. “Alpha Rowland, the forces are fully assembled,” the patrol captain said, bowing in salute. “They await your command. We can march for Pine Shadows as soon as you give the order.”I dismissed him with a nod, but my head was deeply troubled. From where I stood, the valley below was packed with the brave warriors of Moonlit…warriors in both human and half shifted forms, with their eyes burning with restless hunger and thirst for vengeance. Moonlit had always been a proud pack, but the pride was now turning into something darker. They wanted blood. They believed Pine Shadows had spilled ours first…Halvar had made sure of that.I descended the slope slowly, letting my eyes sweep over the rows of men and women that were preparing themselves for a battle that would stain our lands for generations. I felt each heartbeat, each oath, and each wolf heartbeat sharpened with venge

“Speak,” I ordered him.He drew a breath. “Pine Shadows is preparing to march on Moonlit because they believe you attacked us first.”Before he could say more, Halvar charged forward with his mouth already open like he wanted to swallow the boy whole.“Lies!” he roared. “Pine Shadows attacked us! They murdered our scouts…sent their heads back home like a message from cowards…and now he expects us to believe they are coming in retaliation?”Some of the warriors shouted in agreement, but others remained silent, watching me and Halvar carefully.Caleb came forward immediately. “Let him speak, Halvar. The Alpha has granted him an audience.”Eliana’s voice followed immediately, cold and stern. “Are you so terrified of his truth that you must silence him before he even begins?”Mykos and Edrick moved into Halvar’s shadow, and their posture suggested to me instantly that they were supporting his aggression.“It’s a trick,” Mykos spat. “He’s distracting us.”“He should be dead already,” Edric

Mira’s POVAs we approached Garran’s meeting house, it was quieter than usual. The night patrols had moved out toward the perimeter of the fortress, and only two guards remained by the entrance. They straightened when they saw us coming, and one of them knocked on the doorframe before letting us in.Garran sat at the table with Arwen, and it was obvious that had been catching up. When he saw us however, his eyes sharpened immediately and he didn’t bother with greetings. “Something’s wrong.”Cael stepped forward to speak for us, bowing as he did. “We’re leaving tomorrow morning, my lord.”Garran’s frown deepened. “So soon?”“We don’t have a choice,” I said, pushing down the uneasiness in my chest. “The Shadow isn’t waiting, and every hour we waste gives him more ground. We have to return to Moonlit and tell our father what we know before he makes his move.”Garran leaned back slowly, studying us one after the other. “Do you think it's safe? You’re going back into a pack that imprisoned