All Chapters of The Rogue Queen’s Vengeance : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Ronan's povI woke up in the darkness with my head pounding like a drum used during war time. The taste of blood filled in my mouth. As I tried to move, I noticed I was in chains rattled against the stone.Silver chains, I realized with growing dread. They burn on my skin like acid. It prevents me from shifting or accessing most of my Alpha strength.The cell was small and damp, it was carved from living rock that was deep underground.I heard water dropping somewhere in the cell, each drop sound like a countdown to something I didn't know.“Ronan?" Kael's voice was weak in my mind, subdued by the silver restraints. “Where are we?""Captured," I said, checking the chains around my wrists. They didn't budge. Whoever had made them knew exactly how to hold an Alpha prisonerFootsteps echoed outside the cell. They were moving multiple sets and with purpose. They halted, and the cell door opened.Light flooded my cell as torches were lit along the walls. I closed my eyes with the sudden b

Aria’s PovOn the training ground, I was surrounded by five of Raven's strongest warriors. He believes that I'm still weak and I need more hard training.“Concentrate on their minds,” Raven's instructed from behind, “Don’t try to force it. Allow the power to emerge naturally.”I shut my eyes, feeling the surge of powers flowing in me and merged deep with the powers, past the pain and rejection, beyond the fear that had dominated me for so long.There it was—the ancient hunger that recognized its own strength. When I opened my eyes, silver light burst forth from them like captured starlight.“Kneel,” I commanded the warrior.The command reverberated throughout the clearing with an extraordinary force. One after the other, the fighters went on their knees, bowing their heads in complete surrender.A wave of excitement filled me, this was my destiny; this was my true power.Very good,” Raven said, and I could sense the desire in his voice—not for power, but for me. “Now compel them to sh

Aria’s PovThe parchment Laura gave me, I'd folded in my hand. They were assassinated. Her words replacing in my mind.My parents were said to be killed by the very wolves they had sworn to protect. Everything I hear or had believed about them, about myself, about my life, was a lie.“Elder Varyn,” I whispered, the name bitter. “ If you ordered this or had a hand in my parents death, I'll come for you."Laura’s eyes filled with tears. “I’m sorry, Aria."That simple honesty fueled the fire inside me. For years, I had mourned my parents as heroes. But the truth was worse than grief, they had been slaughtered to protect my secret.“I will take action.” I said sharply with the powers that beamed inside.“Aria, think…” Laura began, but I cut her off.I was done thinking. Done begging. Done being weak. The Silver Fang blood in my veins seeks for justice.“I’m going back to Crescent Moon,” I said, pacing to and fro like a caged wolf. “I’ll find every elder who helped cover this up, starting

Ronan’s POVI slipped through the back entrance of the packhouse, clothes torn and bloodied from my escape.Having stayed three days in Raven’s underground prison had left me beaten and bruised, but at least I was alive.The two guards were unlucky, they tried to stop me but I didn't allow it.The warm smell of home faded and the peaceful feelings were no more.Everything reminds me of what I had lost.“Alpha!”Garvin appeared at once with a face filled with worry. My Beta had always been loyal, which made what I was about to ask all the harder.“Where have you been?” he demanded. “The pack is in chaos. Elders are asking questions…”“I need to speak privately,” I cut him off.Garvin nodded and led me to his study. “Sit,” he said, heading for the liquor cabinet. “You look like death warmed over.”I stayed standing. “I was captured.”He froze. “What?”“Raven’s rogues. Held me prisoner for three days underground. I escaped, barely.”Garvin’s eyes widened. “We need to hunt them down, we d

Raven’s PovI watched from the ridge above as Aria moved through River Stone’s defenses with terrifying precision.Silver light glowed from her eyes, illuminating the pre-dawn darkness like a divine force—beautiful, yet deadly.Before her, twenty wolves collapsed, their resolve broken by her presence alone. She didn’t even need to touch them; her voice was reality, bending them to her will.“Kill them all,” she commanded softly.And they obeyed.I studied her carefully. The reach of her power, the speed of her control, the way experienced warriors became her puppets—it was beyond anything I had imagined. She was not just powerful; she was mesmerizing. A queen among warriors."Look at her," Veyra’s voice purred in my mind. "She’s perfect. She’s ours."“Not yet,” I replied, though every instinct told me to claim her at that moment. “But she will be.”The massacre continued with ruthless efficiency. Wolves turned on their own kin, parents killing children, brothers against sisters.Aria