All Chapters of The Alpha’s Claiming Bite : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Blackwood had never been so quiet. The forest hummed with latent tension, every leaf, every branch, every whisper of wind carrying the weight of anticipation. Kade and Lena moved through the stronghold like shadows, senses attuned to even the smallest anomaly. Their bond pulsed between them, a tether of fire and instinct, keeping them sharp, alert, unyielding.Inside the main hall, the pack was restless. Wolves prowled along the perimeters, muscles coiled, eyes scanning, ears flicking. Humans moved with unease, whispers curling around the room like smoke. The knowledge of spies hidden among them had fractured trust, and no one knew who to believe. Kade’s presence was the only anchor, the only unshakable constant in the storm that was gathering.“Every member of the pack will be accounted for,” Kade announced, voice carrying authority that made even the most anxious bow heads. “Anyone hiding information, anyone swayed by Aravelle’s influence… will face consequences. Loyalty is the spin

The forest beyond the canyon seemed to close in, shadows twisting unnaturally around Lena and Kade as they moved silently through the underbrush. Every snapped twig, every rustle of leaves, set Lena’s nerves alight. Her wolf prowled beneath her skin, muscles coiling, senses sharpening with each step.Kade moved beside her like a predator born of the night, gold eyes piercing the darkness, ears twitching at the faintest hint of movement. “Stay close,” he murmured, voice low, gravelly. “They’ve set traps everywhere. He knows we’re coming.”Lena nodded, though her pulse raced with anticipation. The thrill of the hunt was intoxicating, her wolf craving the confrontation that awaited. Every instinct screamed that Veyran would not go down easily.The first trap came with barely a warning. Lena’s foot caught a wire nearly hidden beneath leaves, and she froze just in time. A net of spiked cables would have sent her tumbling into a pit filled with sharpened stakes. Kade reacted instantly, his

The air was thick with anticipation, the forest around Blackwood Territory holding its breath as the first signs of the council’s envoy appeared. Golden light filtered through the trees, catching on the polished armor and ceremonial furs of the approaching delegation. They moved with precision, a silent army cloaked in authority, each figure carrying the weight of the council’s judgment.Lena and Kade stood at the high balcony of the stronghold, their eyes scanning the procession. Lena’s wolf prowled beneath her skin, restless, sensing the mixture of power, ambition, and veiled threat. Kade’s jaw tightened, his golden eyes reflecting both caution and simmering determination.“They’ve come,” Lena murmured, her hand brushing Kade’s. “The council isn’t sending messengers this time. They’re coming in person.”Kade’s hand tightened on hers. “Then we show them strength. Blackwood does not bend. Blackwood does not fear.”As the delegation reached the gates, the air seemed to hum with tension

Blood still dripped from the stones when the wolves began to stir.Lena could feel it—fear, grief, fury, all weaving together into something volatile. The pack had seen betrayal with their own eyes, seen one of their own die by their Alpha’s hand. The truth was undeniable. Torren had turned against them, and the council’s claws had already sunk deep.Kade stood in the center of it all, his wolf form bristling with blood and power. The golden blaze in his eyes dimmed only slightly as he shifted back, his body trembling but unbowed. He was breathing hard, sweat and blood slicking his chest, but his head was high.“This is what betrayal earns,” he repeated, voice raw, steady. “And it will not be the last.”The hall murmured with unease. Some wolves nodded, their loyalty sharpened by the kill. Others looked shaken, uncertain where the pack stood now that cracks had been laid bare.Lena stepped forward, her wolf pressing hard against her skin, demanding to be seen, to be heard. She let her

The corrupted wolves closed in, their blackened eyes reflecting no soul, no spark of life. Their howls were ragged, twisted echoes of what wolves should sound like. The air reeked of rot and iron, of old blood and something fouler still—like the stench of graves disturbed.Lena’s claws dug into the earth, her body taut, her wolf coiling with fury. The bond burned in her veins, tethering her to Kade. She could feel his rage, his determination, and beneath it, something darker—an instinct to kill not just for survival, but for vengeance.They came at once.The first beast lunged at Lena, its maw snapping inches from her throat. She twisted, felt the hot spray of fetid breath, then drove her claws deep into its chest, ripping until its body shuddered and collapsed. Another struck from behind, jaws clamping around her leg. Pain tore through her, but the bond surged, and Kade was there, smashing into the creature with bone-breaking force, tearing its head from its body in a spray of black