The Last Omega: Fated to the Cruel Alpha King의 모든 챕터: 챕터 111 - 챕터 120

SUSAN The path down the mountain was treacherous, but familiar in its own way. I moved fast, quiet, letting instinct guide my steps as pain faded into background noise.All that mattered was Kyra.They knew now.Omega.The last.If I didn’t reach her first, they would.And I would die before I let that happen.The castle lights appeared on the horizon just as dawn threatened the sky.I ran harder.I was coming, Kyra.And this time, I wouldn’t be too late. I'll make it up to you. All my mistakes. I didn’t make it far before my instincts screamed.Not sound. Not movement.Pressure.That awful, crawling sensation at the back of my neck—the one I’d learned to trust long before Gryphon Academy taught me a whole different thingI slowed my pace without stopping, breath steady, footsteps deliberate. The forest path curved ahead, moonlight breaking through the canopy in uneven strips. Too open. Too quiet.I was being followed.Not sloppily. Not like students.Professionals.I counted my ste

*****The Conclave’s chamber was cold, cavernous, lit by torches that made the shadows dance across the high stone walls. Teinerey leaned forward, long fingers steepled, eyes narrowing as he scanned the room. Rune stood off to the side, his usual composure fraying at the edges, his jaw tight, hands clenched into fists. Every word spoken in the chamber carried weight, every pause a threat.“We can’t risk failure,” Teinerey said finally, voice like ice over steel. “If she won’t tell us, if she cannot lead us… what then?”Rune shifted, his eyes flicking toward the closed doors behind which Susan was locked, pacing the room like a caged animal. “I thought… I thought I got through to her,” he admitted, voice low, almost grudging. “I thought she’d understand the stakes, that she’d cooperate. But no… she went around. She came back, right under my noses. "She's too distrusting for her own good."A murmur rippled through the chamber. Other members exchanged looks of concern and anger. Teinerey

KYRA The chairs were arranged in a wide circle, too close together for comfort.I shifted slightly, then stopped myself when the instructor’s sharp gaze flicked in my direction. Stillness was part of the lesson. We were meant to learn how to sit without fidgeting, how to hold our shoulders back without looking rigid, how to exist quietly while being watched.Nicole sat beside me, calm on the surface, though I knew her well enough to recognize the tension in her face. There were twelve other girls in the room, all dressed in pale fabrics that blended together until it was hard to tell where one ended and another began.“This gathering is not a competition,” the instructor said, pacing slowly around the circle. “If you are here to be chosen over others, you have already failed.”No one spoke.“Your duty,” she continued, “is discipline, grace and awareness. A Luna must know how to carry herself even when surrounded by pressure.”Her eyes lingered on each of us in turn. When they passed

SUSAN I come back to myself slowly.Not all at once—never all at once. Awareness returns in fragments, like shards of glass catching light. Cold stone beneath my spine. The faint metallic taste at the back of my throat. The echo of magic that hasn’t fully left my skin yet, humming low, like an afterimage.For a while, I don’t move. I don’t open my eyes. I’ve learned better than that.Then I hear it.A sound that doesn’t belong.Footsteps—too light, too careful. Not the heavy, deliberate stride of guards. Not the measured cadence of the Conclave’s attendants. These steps hesitate, pause, and shift their weight like someone afraid of being heard.My breath catches before I can stop it.“Susan,” a whisper says. Urgent. Familiar. “Susan, please—if you can hear me—”Emma.The name hits me harder than any spell they used.I open my eyes.She’s crouched by the door, dark hair pulled back messily, hands shaking as she works at the locking runes etched into the stone. Her eyes flick up the mo

KYRA He finally removed his hand after he has satisfy himself and the ceremony came to an end. I as about to stand up when he told me to wait.I raised an eyebrow. "Wait for what?""I want us to stroll around." He replied.I told Nicole to leave without me and went back to meet him.“You know,” I said lightly, nudging his shoulder, “for someone everyone calls the most intimidating Alpha, you’re surprisingly quiet on strolls.”He glanced at me briefly then looked forward again. “Not a fan of conversation, huh?” I teased further, smirking.His jaw twitched slightly, the barest hint of irritation. “Conversation,” he said. “is wasted on distractions or so you want another round of make out if you won't stop talking.”“I quickly shut my mouth."I break the silence. "Lucky me, I’m apparently very distracting,” I murmured, letting my words float in the warm air."He ignored me, and I rolled my eyes playfully, but the small smile I caught in his eyes betrayed him just a little.We wandered