Marked by my father's enemy alpha のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 61 - チャプター 70

The General's POV I couldn't help but get lost in my thoughts as we marched. The journey to the campsite felt endless. My eyes kept drifting to him. He was a man of surprises and I couldn't trust him.The war hadn't even started yet but he had already seen himself as a victor. He believed he held the upper hand, that the world had finally bent to his will. He thought I was on his side. But I never forgot. The night he turned his back on me. Years ago, he had come to me desperately, his voice trembling as he spoke of his child. He begged for my help and gave me assurance that he would do what I asked in exchange for my help. I did everything I could to help. I pushed the limits of what should have been possible. However, the problem he presented was something science could not solve.When I failed to reverse what had already been done to his child, Salcan's promises became dust. He twisted the story, making it seem like I refused and painting me as a monster. Everyone had decided who

Lira's POV I stepped cautiously towards the building, taking in everything in my surroundings. Things hadn't changed much since the last time I was there. Only that it was unusually quiet. “Why… why is it so still?” I whispered. Lord Marco glanced at me, his expression calm. “It's because this is the back entrance,” he said. “Most of the guards followed the General to the werewolf lands. Some of them didn't make it back. The rest are scattered or too scared to return.” I furrowed my brows. “So… no one is watching this place?” He shook his head. “There aren't usually a lot of guards stationed here. There's little need for a heavy guard for this area.” I took a small step closer, eyes flicking to the massive doors in front of us. Lord Marco motioned for everyone to step back. His gaze swept over the few men with us, lingering on me. “Lira,” he said quietly. “Do you remember the plan?” I nodded, gripping my armour tightly. “Every detail.” He looked at the others. “And you all?”

Lord Marco's POV “Stay with me Lira,” I said, as I watched her fade in and out of consciousness.I turned back towards my brother, trying to anticipate any further moves. I was fighting to focus on him and Lira at the same time.He stood, supporting himself on the only leg that could carry him. He limped towards his office and slammed the door behind him.I didn't hesitate. I turned back to Lira, securing her in my hands and closed the lab door as tightly as I could. The blaring alarms were getting louder with every minute that passed, but I didn't let them distract me.The moment I got Lira in the truck, I knew we were running out of time. “Let's go! It's time to go! Mission failed!” I shouted. Her breath was shallow and her skin felt hot to the touch.“Drive,” I shouted the moment the doors slammed shut. “Now.”The engine roared to life and we drove away from the facility. I held Lira tighter, pressing her against my chest. Her lips parted as if she wanted to speak but the only so

Damien's POV Jonathan didn't waste more time on words. He quickly lunged towards us, aiming directly for me. He drove his steel blade in my direction. I barely had time to shift my stance before Aragon stepped in, intercepting him head-on. Their blades collided. Aragon caught Jonathan's wrist mid-swing and twisted hard. Jonathan snarled, struggling to keep hold of his sword. Without hesitation, I drove my blade forward and slashed across Jonathan's ribs. He staggered back, choking. He used one of his hands to support his side as blood seeped through his fingers. He looked at me with shock on his face. Then his men changed. All of them. None of them was holding back. Something clicked inside me, like old muscle memory snapping into place though my mind was still broken. Aragon laughed. “You're ambitious,” he said to them, spinning his sword with ease as the first of them lunged. “Gammas charging Betas like this? That would never happen in Blackthorne territory.” They didn't c

Salcan's POV I stepped out through the back exit of the lab. I hoped to catch up to Lira but the tyre tracks were clearly marked on the dirt. They had left. I paused weighing my options. I could follow them and try to catch up, but the thought barely took shape before I reminded myself of something important. A lot of ambitious men had been killed because of situations like this. I didn't want to end up like them. I reminded myself that I had no guards and my wolves were miles away. I turned around and followed the path leading to the entrance. I finally emerged at the front of the lab where my horse waited. A guard spotted me instantly. “Excuse me,” he called out. “I thought you were inside?”I didn't hesitate. I untied my horse, climbed onto its back. And spurred it forward. They shot at me but I was lucky enough to evade their bullets. I rode further away from the chaos, following the same path we used to arrive in the Human Lands. Hours passed. But eventually, I saw it. The hum