The Last Omega: Fated to the Cruel Alpha King의 모든 챕터: 챕터 131 - 챕터 140

KYRAZyran's words stopped me in my tracks, my heart racing at the accusation in his voice. "The selection." I rasped out, "I need to attend the second phase of the selection, it starts in five minutes." His lips thinned into a line. But he said nothing as I turned around, disappearing into the woods surrounding the palace. Unlike the last time I had attended the selection, this time was more intense. Each step I took into the woods and towards the location I knew by heart—sent my chest racing with so much intensity I could crack. This was important to me, it was compulsory that I had to learn equity and things that would make the Alpha King choose me, if he didn't, I was doomed.I swallowed a heavy lump in my throat as I shoved past a stick of wood, the rainwater retained in its leaf splashed over my skin and I shivered. The sound of music and chattering of people filled my ears as I got closer, reminding myself over and over again just how important this was to me. "Kyra! Oh m

KYRA "Kyra?" Nicole called.I could hear her, but her voice sounded so distant, like she was really far away."Kyra!" She called more firmly, snapping her fingers in front of me."Does that mean we are families?"She scoffed, "Definitely not. We are not family. I know everyone in my ancestral line and trust me, you aren't anywhere on the list,""Then how do you explain us? You said it yourself that you only work with family members.""You are not one, trust me," she said more firmly."Well..." I shrugged, not sure what to say next."I've been doing my research since I found out and there's nothing, absolutely nothing that links us together,"I shrugged, "Well, then. We have our answer.""Are you not curious?""I am," I answered, and paused, my eyes widening as an idea popped in my head, "Zyran's office has a lot of books, history and really old books. I can go in there, the guards don't stop me anymore. I'll check if there's anything that can explain our situation to us."Nicole sna

KYRA Then there was silent The closet smelled like cedarwood and old paper.If I ever get out of here without sneezing, it’ll be a miracle.I press my back against the wall, careful not to brush the hanging coats. The sliver of light cutting in through the crack in the door is just enough to paint a thin gold line across my boots. Zyran’s office was silent .I hadn’t meant to end up in here, in the freaking closet. I’d only slipped inside to avoid being seen.Big mistake.Footsteps. The scrape of a chair.Then Davis’s voice, low and eager. “I’ve got a lead.”My breath catches. I lean closer to the door, barely daring to inhale.Zyran doesn’t respond immediately. I can picture him though—leaning back in that dark leather chair, fingers steepled, expression unreadable. “A lead on what?” he finally asks.Davis hesitates, like he’s weighing how much to say. “Alpha Jace’s impersonator.”My heart stutters so hard I almost gasp.Jacelet.Even thinking about it made my blood boil.“You’re

SUSAN The forest did not welcome runaways.It swallowed them.Susan felt it the moment she and Emma crossed the old boundary stones—those cracked, moss-eaten markers that once separated Academy territory from the wild lands beyond. The trees rose like silent judges, their branches clawing at the sky, their roots coiling over the earth like veins.“We should’ve left at dawn,” Emma muttered, glancing behind them for what felt like the hundredth time.“We wouldn’t have made it past the—you know what,” Susan replied. Her voice was steady, but her pulse wasn’t. “Night gives us cover.”“And gives everything else teeth.”Susan almost smiled at that. Almost.The Academy was miles behind them now. So was her old name. The lie she had buried at Gianna’s grave. The whispers. The suspicion. The Conclave’s tightening grip.They had thought running would feel like freedom.Instead, it felt like being hunted.Branches snapped somewhere to their left.Both girls froze. That sound, that sharp, delib

KYRA "I need your help" I said to Nicole after a very long day at the training room. The selection was in two days now but even though it was important, it was suddenly not the most important thing to me.Jacelet was.Zyran had let me go, surprisingly, but I was grateful for that."What do you need help with?" Nicole frowned, "You were so list today, does it have something to do with this help that you suddenly need?""Yes," I sat down, "Remember the first time you healed me?""Yeah..," she nodded, " I couldn't forget that,""I have a lead on the person that inflicted the pain,"She frowned, "The fake Alpha that blackmailed you and had a spy on you,"I froze, "You knew all about that? How?"She didn't reply.I shook my head, "That was a wrong question, "how much do you know?""It's relative, but don't think I know that much,""That your mother's death was somehow linked to the blackmailing and your siblings fingers. Since your blood have healing qualities, why didn't you help your s