All Chapters of Alpha Theo: Legacy Of The Banished Omega : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

On returning to her room, it wasn’t up to a few seconds when a gentle knock sounded on the door.Alarmed, Mina froze mid-step. Again? She turned toward the door, her mind racing. For the second time that evening, someone had come looking for her—and this time, she felt a strange chill of unease crawl down her spine.“Who could it be now?” she muttered under her breath, clutching her small bag tightly.Her first thought was that it might be Beta Matt again. The idea made her heart sink. She didn’t want to hear any more of his strange excuses or awkward small talk. Time was running out—if she delayed any longer, she would miss her chance to sneak out unnoticed.Taking a deep breath, she opened the door—only to stop short.It wasn’t Beta Matt.Standing in the doorway was Miko. His expression was calm but unreadable, and something about the way his sharp eyes flicked over her room made her pulse quicken.“What is with everyone suddenly knocking on my rarely visited room today?” Mina wonde

She hesitated, then finally spoke, her voice trembling with honesty. “It’s not you, Alpha Theo. It’s me. I don’t belong here. I’m just a poor orphan—someone with no family, no name. If people find out I’m your mate, they’ll hate me. They’ll make my life unbearable. I’ve already seen how envy works in this pack.”Theo closed the remaining distance between them. His hand moved gently to her waist, steadying her trembling form. When she looked up, his eyes were no longer cold—they were warm, fierce, and filled with a promise she could feel through their bond.Without a single word spoken aloud, his thoughts brushed hers through the bond, deep and commanding yet full of care: Is anyone threatening you? Has anyone hurt you because of this?Her eyes widened. She hadn’t realized he could do that—speak directly into her mind. She swallowed hard and shook her head slowly. No, she replied silently. No one has…He nodded once, relief flickering across his features before he finally spoke again,

Light and air slammed into the cramped room, and a figure loomed in the frame—tall, furious, made of quiet, lethal calm.“Theo.”He didn’t need to shout; his voice was the kind that made the walls themselves lean in to listen. The gold in his eyes was flaring now—anger coiled so tight it sounded like thunder in Mina’s ears.Samantha whirled, surprise and fury colliding on her face. The glint in her hand was useless against the presence that filled the doorway. Theo moved forward in two long strides, Miko at his shoulder and two other guards following close behind.“Release her,” Theo ordered, voice low and cold.Miko’s hand was already on Samantha’s wrist, gripping the instrument and wrenching it away. The guards closed in, and in a breath Samantha found herself disarmed and caught between solid bodies. She spat, wild and unbowed.“You have no right—” she started.Theo stepped into the room and stopped before Mina, his expression torn when he saw the maid on the floor, tears streaking

Another nodded quickly. “Yes! We must find them all. And the security around the estate must be doubled immediately to avoid any chance of rescue or escape.”Theo’s jaw tightened. “Already done,” he replied firmly. “Every border guard has been alerted. No one enters or leaves the territory without my direct order.”The murmurs of anger softened into grim approval.An elder named Jun, one of the oldest council members, stood slowly. His white beard trembled as he spoke. “It grieves my heart to hear this. But we thank the Moon Goddess for revealing the truth through you, Alpha. May justice be served, and may the Luna’s soul finally rest.”A low murmur of agreement rippled across the hall.Theo nodded once, then raised his hand again to silence them. “There is one more thing,” he said quietly. “Before tonight, I discovered something else that must be made known to the council.”The room fell silent.“My mate has been revealed to me.”Gasps filled the air again, but this time with awe and

Theo bowed deeply. “At once, Alpha.”He turned and hurried out, followed closely by Matt and Jihoo. Damian remained where he was, standing at the center of the hall with a faint, unnerving smile curling at the edge of his lips. The elders exchanged wary glances. That smile… it wasn’t amusement. It was the kind of quiet, seething calm that came before destruction.Meanwhile, in the waiting room, Samantha sat slumped in chains, her body covered in blood and bruises. The female warriors stood guard around her, their expressions hard.When the door opened, her eyes lifted weakly—and her pale lips curved into a faint, delusional smile.“Theo… you came to see me,” she rasped, coughing. “See? I told you he would come.”Miko clenched his jaw, fury flashing in his eyes. “Silence, you murderer!” he spat, raising the silver whip again.But Theo’s voice stopped him cold. “No need, Miko.”Miko froze. “Alpha?”Theo stepped closer, his expression dark but strangely calm. “No need to dirty your hands