Todos os capítulos de The Silver Alpha: Capítulo 111 - Capítulo 120

* Regina *It was the next night, when I noticed that the air in the rogue camp felt wrong. It was too sharp. And Malgori's warriors have been extra watchful. They were too loyal to him and too aware of the threats against him.I've moved like smoke these past few days, silent, harmless, and invisible. But tonight, I can feel eyes following me through the fog that clings thick between the tents. Malgori's warriors.Most of them are good, veterans of the shadows, trained in deception and blood. And I've been careful, but maybe not careful enough.I keep walking, slow and steady, pretending I don't feel the weight of their gaze. My heartbeat pounds in a quiet, frantic rhythm against my ribs. Not now. Not when the plan is in motion.I slip between the trees toward the old supply den, tonight I'm supposed to plant the second weakness for my father's downfall, a false scent trail leading to the eastern border, making it seem like a traitor lurks inside the camp. A distraction to his attent

* Alpha Archer *Another long night after Regina vanished into Malgori's lands have passed by. I withdrew from the frontlines, not because I was afraid, but because every battle felt wrong without her scent somewhere in the wind. The Alpha King ordered my temporary retreat, claiming "You will be needed at the next full moon. Your mind must be sharp."But how could it be sharp when I knew Regina was walking amid shadows that wanted to swallow her whole?The mountains on the northern ridge became my cage. I trained, hunted, patrolled together with my warriors anything to keep the ache inside my chest from devouring me. Every night the moon rose, my wolf grew restless, pacing, snarling, demanding we go after her.Soon, I told him. When the full moon rises, we move.But the nights dragged. And the waiting made me vulnerable to the one person who always wanted me weakest.Princess Lyra of the Royal pack arrived a few days before the full moon. Her footsteps barely touched the ground as she

* Alpha Archer *I noticed that the forest was wrong that morning. Even before the messenger arrived, even before the echo of Malgori's fury ripped through the distant rogue lands like a storm I could feel, something in the air around my own camp had shifted.It tasted like danger is near. And I worry more about her. Regina.I stood at the ridge overlooking my soldiers training below, their movements crisp, brutal, sharpened by my recent retreat. I'd withdrawn from everything since the last full moon, my councils, my alliances, even the border meetings. I needed space from the temptations that hunted me. From the politics wrapping around my throat. From Princess Lyra and her relentless attempts to place a crown of obligation on my head.I needed clarity and needed time. But mostly, I needed to breathe long enough to stop imagining Regina dying in a place where my claws couldn't reach her. The weight in my chest hadn't lifted. If anything, it had grown heavier each day that she was gon

* Regina *Malgori's stare pinned me where I stood and it was heavy, scorching, a weight I'd grown up learning to endure but never challenge. Not like this. Not with the whole camp holding its breath, waiting to see if the Rogue King would snap my neck for daring to interfere in his words.His shadow swallowed mine as he stepped even closer to me. I lifted my chin. If he considers me his daughter, then I shouldn't feel afraid.Because backing down now meant losing everything.And running now meant death.For the three of us, Rowan, Elias, and me. For every rogue who didn't worship the ground Malgori walked on.The wind rattled the weapons hanging from the armory racks, a metallic whisper that reminded me why I was here. The plan doesn't work if you flinch, I kept telling myself that. Malgori's eyes bored into mine. Those eyes had once frightened me, the first time I came here. Now they only fueled me."You think you know how to rule wolves?" he asked lowly, almost curious beneath the f

* Alpha Archer *When Malgori's hand sliced through the air toward Regina, the fragile stillness shattered. I didn't think, my wolf didn't allow me to. I exploded forward with a snarl that ripped from the marrow of my bones, fueled with anger.Metal clashed with flesh. My claws met with his claws.Regina leapt back, but the rogue warriors behind her surged in, pushing her away, shielding her from the two alphas now locked in a collision meant to kill each other.Malgori hit me like a landslide. As I expected, the rogue King is strong, but not stronger than I am in full strength. I slammed into him just as he grabbed for her arm, sending him skidding across the dirt with a thunderous crack. The shockwave of our impact burst outward, flattening the tall grass, shaking the breath from nearby wolves."Alpha Archer, STOP!" Regina shouted, but her voice was drowned beneath the roar of our battle.The rogue warriors of Malgori attacked my pack from all sides.But the West wolves collided wit