All Chapters of Marked by my father's enemy alpha : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Lira's POV I turned around and looked at everything around me.For once, I tried to stay calm. Panicking would only make things worse, and I knew that. My mind went back to the times I had spent drifting, searching for answers. Then an idea came to me.I took their hands one by one and placed each hand into the next person’s. Before I touched Almira’s hand, I paused and reminded myself of what I planned to do. If I was the one drawing power from them, then maybe I could focus and give it back.I reached for her hand.Then I felt something in my legs. I forced my right leg to move, and to my shock, it lifted.My breath caught.I tried the other leg, and it moved even more easily. For a moment, I felt something close to joy. But it quickly faded. The truth hit me.If I was able to move because of the power I was taking, then I was hurting them by doing it. The small smile on my face disappeared. I forced myself to focus again. I reached deep within myself and tried to control the energ

Lira's POV The fact that they were siblings made everything worse. What was my excuse now? Even if I lied, I knew Carlos would not support it.Almira’s eyes stayed on me as I looked up at her. I was still trying to find the right words when Carlos spoke.“Why the awkward silence?” he asked, looking between all of us.“Oh, that’s just a nickname,” I said quickly, feeling a lump in my throat. It was a terrible answer, but it was already out, so I had to continue with it. I took a breath and noticed Almira still had not said anything.“That is one of the reasons Carlos is so fond of me,” I added, hoping he would play along.“He has been insisting that I try to communicate with the master,” I continued, hoping that would help my case.Carlos stayed quiet for a moment, then smiled.“We all know daughters of the moon are not as powerful as they used to be. I don’t think they still exist.”As soon as I heard that, I knew I had convinced him, but I also knew what it meant.“Alpha Damien is w

Lira's POV That was the first time I stepped out of the Ashen lands, and everything felt different.I had breathed the air there for so long that I had forgotten what the outside world felt like, what it even smelled like.The difference was clear the moment we left. The air was heavier, rougher, and not as calm as what I was used to.We had been travelling on a rocky road for about two days. The journey was slow and tiring, and we had barely made any real progress.Even after all that time, we were still far from the small villages and settlements ahead.I turned to look at Damien. His face seemed different, changing more with each passing day.The tension from our earlier argument was still there, heavy between us.bI had told him we should not take this journey, but he had already made up his mind. For the first time in a long while, I could not change it.My gaze dropped to my legs.I knew what I had to do to fix them. I knew there was a way.But it all came down to one thing.Was

Lira's POV My brain went cold. I ran out of words to say although I hadn't said anything yet. Damien’s eyes stayed fixed on mine, but my focus had already shifted.It was not on him anymore. I was trying to find Almira's heartbeat, faintly coming from beneath the carriage. I said a quiet prayer to myself with hope that he wouldn't hear it too. But deep down, that hope felt useless. If the sound was clear enough to notice, then he would hear it too.He outranked me in every way.Before any plan could form, his gaze shifted. It moved to the exact spot where she was hiding. Then it returned, and a small smile appeared on his face.“I have known she was there since we left the Ashen lands,” he said calmly.The breath caught in my throat.He leaned closer.“You can come out now, Almira.”For a moment, there was no movement.Then slowly, she crawled out from beneath the carriage and stepped forward. Her eyes moved between us as she scratched her head.“Um… we just… we had to,” she said, he

Lira's POV We traveled through the night. Walking was not easy, but the pain did not feel as strong. Almira stayed close and supported me whenever the path was covered in stones.Alura moved ahead with sharp focus. Her eyes stayed on the forest around us. Even the smallest movement made her turn quickly, her hand going straight to the dagger at her side.It was clear she had not forgotten what happened to her during the war. The fear was still there, hidden under the way she carried herself.Damien kept his attention on the map in his hands. He barely looked up as he walked. No matter how much I tried to see what was on it, the markings made no sense to me.After a short distance, voices began to rise in the air. It sounded like a gathering. There was laughter, distant howls, and the crackle of what felt like a bonfire.Damien lifted his head and listened. Then he turned to us and the carriage rider.“You will take another route to the smaller settlements,” he said. “We meet here on