All Chapters of The hidden past of my Alpha king and Me: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The search began with soldiers searching everyone that's on the field before moving to the residence just to confirm that everyone was present. They were Data of each and every pack member, down to the kids.We were also checked and confirmed unarmed before moving to the next line . The real search began. Me and kaid went towards the pack house we searched every nit and crook of the rooms yet nothing. Then we finally got to madam Magdalene. I have never been to her because there was no cause for it so I don't know what her room looks like. Her room was giving an off vibe, very dark and animalistic. Different kind of statue were inside. I and kaid glanced at each other for a second.Well, we continued searching her room since that wasn't enough evidence to hold her in. We've turned her room upside down yet nothing. We were about going when my a floor beneath me creaked. That caught everyone attention, they all turned to look at me down to the floor bricks. " Someone, qui

Kaid povThe next morning I woke up to my beta " Campbell" trying to mind link me on an issue. I got dressed and moved out of the pack house where I met Campbell standing at the front porch waiting for me." Alpha, we have received signal on our bother line, another dead bodies were dumped there." Campbell reported." From the source Alpha, five bodies," he reported." Fuck!!!! I cursed out allowing Ravage to take over.I and my warrior moved through the thick dark, dense forest going towards the bother. My senses sharpen more to pick any strange sound or movements.I changed back to my human form for the time being as we do not want to alert our enemies.I couldn't shake the feeling that something more was to come. So slowed my horse and raised my gloved hand.“Hold,” I commanded, my voice deep and resonant.The soldiers behind me came to a halt, the rhythmic pounding of hooves fading into silence. Only the whisper of the wind through the tree

The words hung heavy in the air. The guards shifted uneasily. Campbell looked between them, disbelief furrowing his brow. “That’s a myth,” he muttered. “A story told to scare pups.”But Kaid said nothing. He stared at Taren, his heartbeat pounding slow and deep. “And your master believes this… Shadow Alpha is real?”Taren nodded once. “He doesn’t just believe. He serves him.”Kaid stepped closer, lowering his voice. “Who is your master?”Silence......Taren’s gray eyes lifted, defiant again. “Kill me, and you’ll never know.”Campbell growled. “Alpha, let me break him.”" Hold on, Beta- be calm," I Interrupted giving kaid enough room to think.Kaid didn’t answer immediately. He studied the boy — the bruises, the burns, the blood crusted along his temple. Taren was young, barely past twenty. Brave, or foolish enough to pretend. Either way, he had resolve. And Kaid respected resolve.He moved to the iron table beside his chair and poured himself

The silence that followed was absolute.Finally, Vael spoke, his voice barely above a whisper. “Then this is not war.”“No,” the Shadow Alpha said softly. “It’s remembrance.”He turned toward them, his golden eyes glowing brighter than the fire. “Gather the remnants of the eastern packs. Whisper to the feral clans. Tell them the time of the old blood is over. The Shadow rises again.”Mara bowed deeply. “And Kaid?”The Alpha’s gaze darkened, the temperature of the room seeming to drop. “Leave him to me. His wolf still dreams of the night he killed his father. I will remind him what he forgot.”He stepped back into the shadows, his form dissolving into mist, his voice echoing like a fading storm.“Let the Viyr remember who taught him how to bite.”When he was gone, the fire dimmed once more.Mara and Corren exchanged uneasy glances, their earlier anger cooled into dread.Vael looked into the embers and whispered, “The Shadow returns… and this t

The journey to Hollow Glen began before sunrise.Mist still clung to the valleys when Kaid and his small unit — Campbell , three sentinels, and two scouts — rode down the narrow pass. The forest that spread beyond was vast and eerily quiet, its trees older than the packs themselves. Their trunks bore deep claw marks — relics of wars fought long before Kaid’s time.Campbell rode beside him, his face hardened by sleepless nights. “They said the raiders came from this way,” he muttered, scanning the undergrowth. “But there’s something wrong here. The scent’s faded too quickly.”“It’s been washed,” Kaid replied. “Magic — old magic. I can feel it.”The Alpha’s voice carried low but firm, his senses sharp. Even injured from the border ambush, his presence burned steady, like a fire refusing to die.When they reached the clearing, the stench of ash and blood hung thick in the air. Half-buried beneath the soil was a ruin — stone pillars marked with ancient sigi