Semua Bab The Silver Alpha: Bab 91 - Bab 100

* Regina *I didn't ask where we were going when Commander Rowan told me to follow him. I didn't ask why his jaw was clenched so tightly or why he kept checking the shadows behind us as if there was someone who was following.The Alpha King's General, Rowan, the one who had pushed me until my bones ached and my wolf finally rose to meet him, walked ahead with swift, purposeful steps. His long cloak swept low against the stone, whispering against the narrow walls of the hidden passage. There were no torches here, only faint silver lines etched across the ceiling like veins of moonlight, glowing faintly with old magic.I followed without complaint, my breath steady, my heartbeat strong. Stronger than before now that I have learned how to fight.My wolf moved inside me, awake, truly awake, for the first time in my life. You are no longer just a prey, Regina. Her voice was a pulse of warmth through my limbs. Your blood remembers who you are. Let it carry you and use your strength to defen

* Regina *The first months were filled with bruises, burns, and a few broken bones, bruises on my arms, ribs, shins, and even my pride. I had a part of me that still whispered Archer's name into the dark when exhaustion dragged me to sleep. But scars didn't last long anymore. There's nothing that time can't heal.My wolf made sure of that as I grew stronger every day.Each dawn, Commander Rowan pushed me harder. At first, it felt like punishment, his rigid jaw, the glare that could snap bone, the way he corrected my stance by practically shoving me into the dirt. But I learned, and I improved, faster than even I understood.My wolf had awakened fully sharp, ancient, and hungry. She whispered guidance into my bones, shifted my weight, tightened my grip, steadied my breathing, and made me fight for myself.Again, she would growl when I faltered, but that was okay. "You hold the blood of the Rogue King. You do not break, Regina!"And so I didn't. I grew out of pain and became skilled in

* Regina *The training yard was a little different this evening than usual. Only the sound of my breath filled the cold air, slow, controlled, no longer labored like the first weeks I arrived here. Sweat clung to my skin, my muscles humming with a strength that didn't exist in me months ago. My wolf paced inside me with sharp, confident steps, no longer a whisper in the dark but a steady force, awake, aware and powerful.Commander Rowan had left me alone to cool down, but I knew someone was watching me. The hairs on my neck prickled before I even turned my senses are getting sharper as a result of everyday training.Then he stepped out of the shadows like a storm given form, broad shoulders draped in a midnight cloak, an imaginary crown glinting faintly beneath the moon. The Alpha King watched me not like a ruler surveying a subject, but like a general analyzing a weapon he had spent months forging."Regina," he said, in a voice low, calm, but with something heavy beneath. "Walk with

* Regina *I remember my last conversation with the Alpha King in the garden as the moon hung low above us , casting silver light over the marble stones at my feet. Training had ended, or so I thought, until the Alpha King stepped from the shadows, his expression carved from iron and moonlight.His presence alone made the air sharpen around me. Even my wolf bowed her head in instinctive respect."Regina," he began, voice steady as a blade drawn slow, "there is a matter that I must tell you."I swallowed hard. The Alpha King never approached without purpose. Not like this so I focus my attention on him. As the wind blows and I waited, I could tell the tension brewing in the air."What is it, Your Grace?"He studied me for a moment, the weight of his gaze like the mountain he ruled over. Then he spoke the words that made the world tilt. "You have to be aware now that Malgori has found you."My heart lurched. My wolf froze mid-breath."You knew he did?" I whispered."I suspected. The mo

* Alpha Archer *The air in the war tent near our borders in the Western pack was thick with the metallic bite of sharpened steel and the tension of warriors who knew death was near. Maps were scattered across the long table, border lines marked in red, predicted rogue routes in black. I had barely slept in days, waiting for the moment Malgori would finally make his move on the West.Now it was happening. My father and I had anticipated it. After the rogues have seen near our lands. Or so I thought."Alpha Archer," Beta Kael said, stepping in, his expression grim. "Scouts confirm activity on the eastern ridge. Malgori's wolves are gathering."I tightened the straps on my armor and reached for my cloak. Every breath felt like fire around me. Every heartbeat thudded with Regina's name as I am still searching for her.If Malgori comes this far into the West. If he finds out she's connected to me. Or did he already know?I forced those thoughts down. I couldn't afford to be distracted rig