All Chapters of The Alpha's Last Chance : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Arianna's POVEverybody began to panic, and Father quickly rushed to the injured soldier. Ralph rushed outside and followed behind because I had picked up the scent of smoke coming from outside. Ralph froze, and I did the same as our eyes behold a city which was once a place of refuge to those who had no homes, going up in flames. “What the hell happened down there?” I asked, my eyes glaring at the flames burning and my ears picking up the noise of children crying. “I don't know. But there's only one way to find out.” Ralph attempts to charge down towards the city, but I quickly grab his arm, stopping from making that move. “What do you think you want to do?” I asked, glaring straight into his eyes which were burning with so much grief and pain. He was breathing heavily, deeply enraged from within. “I will kill every single person that does this. I can still save some people.”“Ralph, I need you to get a hold of yourself. It's you against a whole army.” “Arianna is right, Ral

Arianna's POV It was relieving to know that I had someone like Ralph.After we had mourned and buried our dead, Ralph made sure the coast was clear before we got down the hill. There was no use staying up the hill because it would be sore torture to our hearts, and also danger of exposure be as the enemy was able to locate me up there. Father was sure that the fog sealed my location, but after the attacks there was no explanation as to how they found me. “Where do you think we're going off to now?” I asked Ralph as we just kept beating through the forest, trying to stay away from the city. “I actually have no idea. We're left with the option of seeking refuge in a far away city.” “There are no lands beyond this place. Besides, I don't want to bring war into the lands of another pack.” Ralph smiled as we decided to take a seat for a while, using the trees as shade away from the scorching sun. “What if I told you there was a place where only humans stay?” I gasped, shocked by t

Arianna's POV“This will be your room. It has two different beds. I'm sure you can manage it for as long as your stay is down here.” Johnson just kept up with his generosity, going so far as to accommodate us. But his curiosity just had the best of him as he kept stealing glances at me. “Thank you very much, my friend.” “I'll leave you both to settle in. Call me if you need anything.” I didn't have so much baggage on me, so I obviously didn't have a lot to unpack. Staring at Ralph, I had quite a few questions to ask him. I mean, I was curious, and I think I have every right to be. “You can ask me whatever you want to ask me,” he breaks the silence, noticing my expression even before I could say a word. “It's a good thing that you noticed my curiosity because I have quite a lot of questions to ask you.” “Let me guess… how did I venture this far?” I nodded. “Yes. I never knew you could have come this far and even made a friend.”“Well, there are so many things about me that y

Arianna's POV“Are you sure about this step you're about to take, Arianna?” Ralph asked. Since I came up with the decision of visiting this witch that exists in the human realm, Ralph has been a state of bias. “I'm sure about this, Ralph. We need to meet her. Trust me. I won't get us into any trouble.” He takes a deep breath, resting his back on his bed while glaring at the ceiling. “I know you feel this is a great idea, but you do remember that I suggested we lay low for a while.” “Yeah. I know. This isn't going to violate that suggestion in any way.” “Well…if you say so. Johnson said we'll move once the sun goes down.” My eyebrows furrow as my instincts flare immediately. “Why's that? Can't we just move during the day like every other person?” “I asked the same question. He said he doesn't want to draw so much attention to himself for now.” I wasn't so pleased with the reply but it made sense anyway. Maybe Johnson is hiding from something, or he's trying to hide us from s

Arianna's POV“I didn't. She's plain. She doesn't mean any harm to us for now.” Ralph's eyebrows furrowed slightly as he glared at me with a little confusion over his face. “What do you mean by that? I mean, do you even understand what you're talking about right now?” “Yes. I know what I'm talking about. She has no connection with the dark realms beyond the human realm.” “Well, I guess we'll just have to keep our fingers crossed and hope we don't get into any trouble during our stay here.” “Yes, you're right,” I replied, heading towards my room. “I mean it, Arianna. You went too far with this one today.” “Relax, Ralph. We've got everything under control. You don't have to worry so much.” The sun over here seemed different. Standing outside and glaring at it while it rises in the morning just reminds me of sweet moments I had while I was young. I virtually didn't have so much to be worried about, and there was nobody telling me I was destined to save a whole race. Slowly, the