Claimed By The Biker Alpha のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 141 - チャプター 150

Ryder pov "Tonight." I look around the room. "We've got intel, we've got weapons, and we've got a small team that can move fast. We hit Montana tonight, extract captives, and be gone before Council reinforcements arrive.""That's insane." Phoenix stares at me. "We haven't done proper reconnaissance, haven't tested our gear, haven't even finalized team composition.""Which is why they won't expect it." I smile grimly. "They think we're scared, scattered, running from their threats. They're not expecting us to go on offense immediately.""He's right." Luna starts pulling up Montana facility specs. "If we move now while they're still preparing to come after us, we might actually catch them off guard.""How many captives in Montana?" Jolie asks."Four." Phoenix reads from the file. "Two females, two males. Ages twenty-one, twenty-three, twenty-six, and thirty. All displaying empathic or healing abilities, held for research purposes.""Four wolves we can save." Jolie's says. "Four people

Jolie POVTwo hours later, I'm standing in our bedroom staring at my reflection. Tactical gear, blessed silver weapons, hair pulled back tight. I look like a soldier preparing for war. Which I guess I am.But the face looking back at me isn't the scared girl who ran from Nightshade Pack months ago. Isn't even the uncertain Luna who destroyed the Elder Council.This is someone harder. Someone who's decided that mercy has limits."Second thoughts?" Ryder appears behind me in the mirror."Third and fourth thoughts." I turn to face him. "I'm about to lead an assault on a Council facility. I'm planning to destroy it completely, kidnap an Elder, and send a message through violence. This isn't who I wanted to be.""Who did you want to be?" He asks gently."Someone who healed." I sink onto the edge of the bed. "Someone who used empathy to create connection, not destruction. Someone who proved that divine wolves could be forces for good instead of threats.""You are that person." He sits beside

Jolie pov "Exactly." I feel energy returning, pushing back exhaustion. "We don't have to do everything ourselves. We coordinate, delegate, build a network where different wolves contribute different strengths.""That's actually brilliant." Gio moves closer to the map. "Traditional pack structures are hierarchical—one alpha controlling everything. But a coalition could be horizontal. Different groups handling different aspects of the mission.""Iron Fangs handles combat operations." Ryder starts planning. "We're fighters, we know tactics, we can lead the raids.""Medical network handles healing and rehabilitation." Doc's voice continues through the speaker. "We create triage centers, train support staff, coordinate long-term recovery.""Redwood Pack has territory near Nevada facility." Luna pulls up maps. "They could provide staging ground for that raid and safehouse for rescued captives afterward.""Silverpine Pack has financial resources." Gio adds. "Their alpha is wealthy, invested

Jolie pov "That's actually perfect." Phoenix pulls up security feeds from Celeste's intel. "You'll be inside the estate while we're monitoring from outside. You can gather intelligence on security weaknesses, guard rotations, which alphas are Council-sympathetic.""And I can gauge my father's true relationship with Celeste." Gio adds quietly. "See if she was lying about seducing him or if he's actually under her influence.""She wasn't lying about that part." Celeste's voice comes from the medical bay via comm. "I did seduce him very effectively. He's completely convinced I'm his perfect bride.""Does he know you defected?" I ask."Not yet." She sounds nervous. "But he will soon. The Council will realize I gave you intelligence. They'll tell him I betrayed him. I'm sorry—I didn't think about how that would complicate things.""It doesn't complicate anything." I decide. "It gives us leverage. If Father confronts me about your defection, I can offer a trade. Celeste's safety in exchang

Jolie pov They feel what she felt. She was young, taken from her family to the Northern Academy. Told it's an honor, a privilege, a chance to serve her people.The first lesson was her being locked in isolation for days. No food, no water, no contact. Just darkness and her own fear. When they finally let her out, they asked what she learned. She said "I learned to be grateful for what I have."Wrong answer so they put her back in for a week. The second lesson—watching another student get beaten for showing emotion. Celeste cried as they beat her too. Told her tears were weakness, empathy was vulnerability and connection was a trap.She learned not to cry. The third lesson—her wolf's first shift. It hurt so badly she screamed. They punished her for screaming. Made her shift again and again until she could do it in silence, until the agony became just another sensation to suppress.She learned pain didn't matter, years of this. Systematic destruction of everything that made her human.