All Chapters of Marked by my father's enemy alpha : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Salcan's POV If the wolves in my pack listened to me more often, we would have gained power close to what the Blackthornes had. Instead, a few of them went missing after I gave them a share of the little power I had managed to obtain. It did not take long before rumors reached the Moonblessed lands about rogue wolves being killed just outside Blackthorne territory. Of course, my gammas were labeled as rogues because they acted without my command. I was already too busy to deal with such news. I had just discovered that Lumina was not as powerful as I believed. I learned that lesson the hard way. I gave it to the strongest Beta in my pack, the one who challenged me, hoping for results. That night ended badly. After he took the blood of a captured rogue, his body reacted violently. Before I could step in or the healers could understand what was happening, he was dead. It was a complete waste. A waste of Lumina and a waste of the wolves who attacked the Blackthornes and died fo

Lord Marco's POV Twenty feet away. Ten minutes to intercept. That was how close we were to the estate gates and how much time I had to get my daughter out if our plan failed. The second batch of my men, the ones I had kept at another base, had arrived with more equipment. They stood a few meters away while I shifted my focus between the laptop showing the surveillance feed and the binoculars I used to watch the gates. I had played out every possible scenario in my head. I searched for a way to get inside without making the choice I feared most, but every path led to the same end. I would have to risk either my brother’s life or my daughter’s. Sam walked up to me with some gear. He held out shoulder pads, knee pads, and a bulletproof vest. “We move toward the gates in ten minutes,” he said. “You need to put this on.” “I’m too old for this,” I told him. And it was true. My days of running, carrying weapons, and pushing my body like this should have been over. Yet here I

The sack was opened, and all that came out was a small bottle filled with red liquid. I had expected something more, something bigger.“What is the liquid for?” I asked, surprised.“It will serve different purposes for different people,” the vision bearer said. “For the gamma kneeling before you, it will push him to his limit and force the truth out of him. But for you, daughter of the moon, it will help you call on the moon again and prepare for the great war.”“The great war?” Damien asked at once.“It is the war that will bring the end of your pack. Extinction.”Alura looked at Damien, then turned to me.“You didn’t tell me all of this before,” she said, tightening her grip on her bow.“No, I didn’t,” Damien replied, turning to me. “This information is meant for the Red Moon beta.”Everything the vision bearers had said during the march came back to me. They had warned us of danger long before the boss appeared out of nowhere. I had every reason to believe them. Still, I could not

Lira's POV Everything I heard felt hard to believe. My father was clever in his own way, but he was not smart, and he never knew how to keep his plans to himself. That made it difficult for me to accept what the gamma had said. At the same time, a heavy sense of responsibility settled on me. Everything I had gone through up to that moment felt like the goddess preparing me for something greater than myself. The vision bearer said that moment was close and that I had an important role to play. The courtyard emptied almost at once when the Blackthorne heard about the coming war. It was as if they suddenly realized they had been too comfortable for too long. It was hard to doubt the vision bearers. They had already proven themselves. We moved into the council chamber to decide what to do next. “You cannot be involved,” the vision bearer said. “That is not your purpose.” He continued, saying I had to connect with the moon goddess and find a way to stop the war. He said it might be

Lira's POV “We’ve only ever been looking for answers, the both of us,” Damien said.“And you know I would never want to put your life at risk after everything we have been through together.”It struck me how serious he was. Damien had delayed a planned pack meeting just to speak to me, and the moment we entered his den, he began talking. I could feel how urgent this was for him.“I was already planning to agree to the vision bearers’ request,” I said as I sat on his bed. “I have always been curious about my origin and how everything started.”He reached out and touched my arm, then held my hand.“When I joined this pack, I promised to do everything in its interest. This is what I must do,” I said, even as doubt crept into me.“The thought of Salcan and the army he is building makes the answers necessary. He has always found a way to evade us, but maybe this time we will finally put an end to him.”We both sat in silence for a while. I waited because he made me feel like there was som