Marked by my father's enemy alpha のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 131 - チャプター 140

Lira's POV Who makes such a request? I asked Lord Marco.He shook his head slowly. “Nobody normal,” he said. “Divine is someone I have known for a long time. Not personally, but she has been with the boss since the day Alia and I arrived in the human lands. She was always bold. That was one of the reasons the General kept her around. She is trained and skilled, so I am not surprised she has some power now. She is calling the shots.”He paused, then continued. “The call did not end with just asking for the omegas. She said that for now it is a request. Soon it will not be. She said she already has everything she needs to raid the werewolf lands and take what she wants. What she is asking for now, she says, is very little. Something no pack or alpha would mind losing.”Damien smiled faintly, but there was no warmth in it. “So she thinks all the alphas will willingly hand over their wolves because she says so. She must be losing her senses. She came into my pack, caused chaos, and injur

Salcan's POV “You said you wanted to give me something I wanted, or something I didn’t have,” I said, looking straight at Divine. “But what the men behind you are holding is something I already have.”They lifted the case in their hands. Lumina. Lumina V.I had it already. Not much of it, and my supply was running low, but I would never let her see that. I would not give her a weakness to use against me.I smiled. “Why would you think I need more Lumina? I already have what I need.”Divine smiled back, slow and knowing. “This Lumina doesn’t multiply. The formula is unique. It has to be replicated again and again for it to last. The more you dilute it, the weaker it becomes. And that is exactly what you are doing.”She took a step closer. “It won’t last long. Soon, you’ll lose your leverage. And then you’ll come to me, asking for the Lumina I’m offering you now, freely, in exchange for something very small.”I smiled again. “I can’t imagine how much you’ve changed.”And I meant it.

Lira's POV “That was when everything began to go downhill,” she said. “The moment she came into our lives. At first, she was kind. Gentle. She came to the Moonblessed Pack asking for refuge. At least, that was what she told everyone.”I felt my chest tighten as I listened.“She didn’t stay on the edges for long,” Naomi continued. “She moved closer to the leaders, to the higher ranking wolves. And one of them was your father. Salcan.”I swallowed hard. Alua shifted beside me like the story was making her feel uneasy. “Salcan and I were mated,” Naomi said quietly. “He was my mate. My fated mate. We were happy. Truly happy. But we could not have a child. We tried so many times, and nothing happened.”I could hear the pain in her voice. “Then one day, I found out he had betrayed me,” she said. “He went to Divine. At first, I could not understand it. When Salcan met me, we both knew we were meant for each other. That bond does not fade easily.”I looked down at my hands. For some reason

Lira's POV “Anytime we try to reach further and find out more, something always pulls us back,” I said. “We don’t understand it. I didn’t understand it either until I realized something was wrong. It has to be the liquid. There is nothing else I can blame for what keeps happening.”The vision bearer looked at me calmly.“Yes,” he said. “That is one of the properties of the mixture I gave you.”I folded my arms, waiting.“It has five major ways of working,” he continued. “First, it weakens the physical body and strengthens the spiritual body, so you can move from this world to the spirit world. Second, it makes you invisible to roaming spirits. Those are spirits trapped in the in-between, often because of dark magic. They are dangerous. Third, it prevents you from staying there too long, long enough for damage to be done, both here and there. Fourth, it keeps both of you together. Without it, you could end up in different memories. And lastly, it makes sure you return. The mixture is

Damien's POV Divine had given me an impossible choice, but even before she vanished from my den, I already knew what my answer would be.I could not give up Lira.I could not give up my pack.There was no world where I sacrificed one to save the other. So the only logical answer, the only answer that made sense to me, was to fight back.We were ready.I had seventy‑two thousand men under my command. Warriors, archers, fighters trained for battle. In addition to that, I had reached out to the smaller packs, and they had answered my call. They sent what men they could spare. When everything was counted, we stood at seventy‑five thousand strong and ready to march with me.I knew I had to show no fear.I lifted my head just as Lira stepped out of the tent. The moment I saw her, I forced myself to look calm. I could not let her see what was weighing on me. I could not let her sense that something was wrong.“It’s time,” she said as she approached me.She nodded and Alia followed closely b