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Chapter 151

Dawn broke over a battlefield.The siege had lasted through the night. Wave after wave of attacks. Probing defenses. Testing weaknesses. Christopher's forces—twenty packs strong—had surrounded the safe house like a noose slowly tightening.But we'd held on.I stood at the window, watching the enemy warriors regroup in the tree line. My body was a map of fresh wounds layered over old ones. Every breath hurts. Every movement was agony. But I was still standing. Still fighting.Still alive."They're preparing for another push," Kelvin said from beside me. Blood matted his hair and his left arm hung at an awkward angle—dislocated shoulder he'd refused to let the healer reset until the fighting paused. "This one will be harder. They're bringing up their alphas."I could see them. Five alphas moving to the front lines, their power visible even from this distance. Waves of authority that made the air shimmer."How many warriors have we lost?" I asked quietly."Seventeen dead. Twenty-three wo

Last Updated : 2025-11-30

Chapter 152

"Yes," Richard said simply. The admission seemed to age him. "And we've been maintaining that lie ever since. Hunting down the survivors. Eliminating anyone who questioned too deeply. Creating an entire mythology about Ghost Wolf danger to justify what we'd done."Christopher looked like he'd been struck. "Father, what are you saying? Everything you taught me, everything I believed—""Was a lie," Richard said, turning to his son. "A necessary lie, I told myself. To maintain stability. To prevent chaos. But looking at you now—looking at what you've become, what I've made you—I realize the truth."He faced me again. "Your grandfather asked me once why I was doing it. Why I was helping hunt my own friends. And I told him it was for the greater good. For stability. For the future." His laugh was bitter. "He said I'd regret it. That guilt would eat me alive. That my children would pay for my choices."Richard looked at Christopher. "He was right."The clearing was absolutely silent. Even t

Last Updated : 2025-11-30

Chapter 153

I woke to silk sheets and the scent of pine.For a moment, I didn't move. Didn't open my eyes. Just lay there, cataloging sensations. Soft mattress beneath me. Warm blankets covering me. The distant sound of running water. Bird song filtering through an open window.No pain.That was wrong. I should be in agony. The wounds, the silver poisoning, the exhaustion—all of it should have left me broken.I opened my eyes.The room was massive. Vaulted ceilings with exposed wooden beams. Stone walls softened by tapestries depicting wolf hunts and moon ceremonies. A fireplace large enough to stand in, currently cold. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a forest that stretched to the horizon.This wasn't a safe house. This was something else entirely.I sat up slowly, testing my body. The movement was easy. Too easy. I looked down at my arms—the wounds were gone. Not healed. Gone. Like they'd never existed.Someone had used serious healing magic on me. The kind that cost power and time.The do

Last Updated : 2025-12-01

Chapter 154

"Then we read it together." Mother's voice was firm. "Your grandfather's words. Your father's possible location. We need to know what he left us."Kelvin moved toward the door. "I'll have it brought up. Along with food—you both need to eat.""Kelvin," I said before he could leave. He turned. "Thank you. For the healing. For the protection. For... everything."Something in his expression softened. "You're my mate, Racheal. You don't need to thank me for doing what's right."He left.Mother watched me carefully. "The bond is getting stronger.""Yes.""Are you fighting it?"I thought about that. Was I? Three weeks ago, the answer would have been an immediate yes. But now..."I don't know," I admitted. "He's not what I expected. Not the monster I thought Lycan alphas were.""Your father wasn't what I expected either," Mother said quietly. "I fought the bond for months. Convinced myself it was a mistake. That a Ghost Wolf and a warrior from the southern packs could never work." She smiled

Last Updated : 2025-12-02

Chapter 155

Christopher POVI watched my father walk away with the Ghost Wolf's gratitude ringing in his ears.Traitor.The word pounded through my skull with every heartbeat. My own father. The man who'd raised me. Trained me. Taught me that Ghost Wolves were abominations that threatened everything our family had built.All lies.No. Not lies. He'd believed it once. I'd seen the certainty in his eyes when he taught me to hunt. When he showed me the old records of Ghost Wolf atrocities. When he explained why our family's mission mattered.But somewhere along the way, guilt had poisoned him. Turned him weak. Made him betray everything we'd fought for."My lord?" Leo stood beside me, his weathered face uncertain. "Your orders?"I looked at the assembled forces. Twenty packs. Hundreds of warriors. All watching me with varying degrees of doubt. My father's confession had shaken them. Made them question.Made them weak."Stand down," I said, my voice carrying across the clearing. "Withdraw to the seco

Last Updated : 2025-12-03

Chapter 156

Christopher POV"Ghost Wolf strips," the old wolf said. "Soaked in silver and blessed with binding spells. Press them against Ghost Wolf skin, and their power drains. Phasing becomes impossible. Their strength reduces to human levels." He gestured to a second, smaller box. "And these are wolf strips. Similar principle, but designed for regular werewolves. Suppress the shift. Weaken them."I lifted one of the Ghost Wolf strips carefully. It felt wrong in my hands. Like holding concentrated death."How many do you have?""Twenty Ghost Wolf strips. Fifty wolf strips." The old wolf's expression was grim. "Enough to neutralize a small pack. Or one very powerful Ghost Wolf and her protectors.""Why bring these to me? Why now?""Because I heard what your father said. Heard him call our family's mission a lie." The old wolf's eyes hardened. "My grandfather helped with the purges. Saw what Ghost Wolves could do when unchecked. The chaos they caused. The packs they destroyed." He leaned forward

Last Updated : 2025-12-04

Chapter 157

Three weeks at Moonshadow Pack compound had changed me.Not physically—though the healing had completed, leaving my body stronger than it had been in years. Not even the mate bond, though it had settled into something warm and constant beneath my ribs.No, the change was deeper. More fundamental.For the first time in my life, I had a home.I stood on the balcony of the room Kelvin had given me—our room, he kept gently correcting, though I hadn't fully accepted that yet—watching the pack's morning routines. Warriors training in the courtyard below. Mothers herding children toward the pack school. Elders gathered near the main hall, discussing pack business with the easy confidence of people who knew they were safe.Pack life. Community. Family.Things I'd only observed from the outside. Things I'd believed Ghost Wolves could never have again."You're brooding again," my mother said from the doorway. She'd recovered well from her injuries, though she still favored her left leg. "That's

Last Updated : 2025-12-05

Chapter 158

Sara nodded, breathing hard. She attacked again—a feint followed by a real strike. I phased through the real strike as expected.But Sara had learned. Instead of overextending, she pivoted, catching me as I rematerialized. Her claws stopped an inch from my throat."Better," I said. "You're learning."The watching warriors murmured appreciatively. Sara grinned, backing off.We continued for an hour. Me demonstrating phasing techniques. The warriors learning to anticipate. To fight alongside someone who could move between solid and intangible.It was... fun. More than that. It felt like belonging."Excellent work," Kelvin said when we finally called a break. The warriors dispersed toward the water stations. "You're a natural teacher.""I'm a survivor teaching survival.""You're pack teaching pack." Kelvin's voice was quiet. Serious. "Whether you accept it or not."The mate bond pulsed. I didn't push it away."The alphas at the meeting," I said instead. "They're afraid. Vera tries to hid

Last Updated : 2025-12-06

Chapter 159

The strip had poisoned me.Not killed. Not yet. But I could feel my power draining with every heartbeat. The phasing that had always come as naturally as breathing now felt sluggish. Resistant. Like moving through thick mud.Another attacker lunged. I tried to phase. Failed. Had to dodge the old-fashioned way, his claws opening a line of fire across my ribs.I was becoming human. Vulnerable.Kelvin's Lycan form appeared beside me, his massive body intercepting the next attack. He moved with lethal precision, protecting me while I struggled to adapt to fighting without my abilities."Fall back!" he shouted, his voice distorted but recognizable. "Get to the main hall!""I can still fight," I gasped, driving my blade into an attacker's throat. He went down gurgling."Not like this. You're compromised." Kelvin took down two more attackers. "We regroup. Find a way to counter the strips."He was right. I hated that he was right.We fought our way toward the main hall. Mother appeared on my

Last Updated : 2025-12-08

Chapter 160

"Where are we?""Neutral ground. Three hundred miles north of Moonshadow territory." Christopher began walking toward me slowly. "Far enough that your mate can't interfere. Can't save you. This is between us now."The mate bond was screaming. I could feel Kelvin's panic through it. His desperation. He was searching. Trying to find me.But three hundred miles. Even running at full speed, it would take him hours.I was alone."You can't win," I said, forcing myself upright despite the nausea. "Even with the suppressants, even separated from my pack. You can't beat me.""Maybe not." Christopher stopped ten feet away. "But I have to try. Have to complete the mission. That's all I have left.""Your father told the truth. Exposed the Society's lies. You could accept that. Could stop.""I can't." Christopher's expression was bleak. "If I stop, if I accept that everything I believed was a lie, then what was it all for? The hunts. The kills. The wolves who died following my orders. What does i

Last Updated : 2025-12-09

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