All Chapters of The Alpha's Dragon: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

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Chapter Thirty-One: A Taste of Deception

“I do,” Ligon said, voice taut. “It’s distant still. Best we pretend we’re deaf before it decides to come closer.”But the melody began to weave through the fog like threads, drawing tighter and nearerValia looked back at the boat, eyes narrowed. “Alright, this is getting nastier by the second. We need to leave, and fast. Even if the boat’s our only option. We take it.”He hesitated. But logic whispered that standing still in enchanted fog was as dangerous as stepping forward.“You stay close,” he said finally. “If anything feels wrong—”“—I destroy it,” Valia finished, drawing her claws out.A reluctant smile ghosted across his face. “Exactly.”They climbed aboard. The wood felt warm underfoot, as if the boat had been waiting for them. The lanterns flickered to life of their own accord, spilling a soft honey-colored glow across the deck.Valia touched one of the carved railings. “It’s beautiful,” she admitted.“Too beautiful,” Ligon murmured.The river was calm, eerily still. Then,

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Chapter Thirty-Two: Erotic Endurance

Ligon and Valia steadied themselves, the boat rocking beneath their weight. Water lapped hungrily at the hull as they righted their posture, shoulders brushing, breaths uneven from the chaos that had flung them down moments ago. Their eyes focused through the veil of mist, familiar shapes flickered. Deuce and his team. Their silhouettes clashing in battle with shadowy beasts. Even from afar, Valia sensed the same enchantment that had ensnared them. “We must reach them,” Ligon rasped, his voice roughened by the Sirens’ pull. The song still clawed at his mind, coiling through his veins like smoke. “If they fall under the spell, we lose them all.”Valia nodded, her eyes flashing with determination. But just when she thought she could shut out the voices, Valia felt her body respond to the music. Her breath hitched as the melody changed, no longer a lure of the mind, but a wicked caress that slithered beneath her skin. It coiled low in her belly, searing through her, until her hands trem

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Chapter Thirty-Three: Tortuous Solution

Valia whimpered, arching against his hand as he brought her closer and closer to the edge. But each time she thought she would finally find relief, he would pull back, leaving her wanting.It was torture, sweet and agonizing, and Valia found herself losing all sense of time and place as she ground harder into her hands until she exploded with pleasure. Her climax shattered the enchantment, pleasure tearing through her until the Sirens’ fog ripped apart like smoke before a storm wind.Coming back to her senses, Valia pulled softly from Ligon, adjusting her now torn shirt in place, her breath coming in ragged gasps. “By the gods,” she whispered, clutching her throat as though to hold her soul in place. “I almost drowned in the depths of their melody"Ligon looked at her, his eyes dark with lust. But slowly, reluctantly, he pulled away, his hands falling to his sides.Ligon leaned in close to Valia before she could completely separate from him, his breath hot against her ear. "We need t

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Chapter Thirty-Four: Imposter Subject

As Valia and Ligon ventured deeper into the Sirens' lair, the beauty of the cave belied the danger that lurked within. The shimmering violet crystals cast an ethereal glow, bathing everything in an otherworldly light. Bioluminescent flora added to the surreal atmosphere, casting dancing shadows on the walls.They moved cautiously, their senses heightened, aware that the Sirens could strike at any moment. And indeed, they were not wrong. Suddenly, a group of Siren warriors emerged from the shadows, their eyes glinting with malice."Fools," one of them spat, her voice echoing off the cavern walls. "You should have stayed away."Valia and Ligon exchanged a glance, as their hands ignited with power. Claws burst forth in a shimmer of shifting bone and sinew, her talons gleaming like forged mountains. The air itself seemed to recoil as their predatory instincts surfaced. Valia almost laughed. They had heard the whispers of the Tungsten Pack and yet lifted their blades all the same. A pity,

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Chapter Thirty-Five: Appropriate Thrashing

The cavern pulsed with low, harmonic sound thrumming through the stone walls like heartbeat. Every echo carried Fremilde’s laughter with her melody, sharp and cruel, twining through the air like smoke.Ligon staggered, his arms half-lowered. The strength of Fremilde’s song had wound around his mind like a coil of venomous worms. His pupils dilated, his body swaying toward her voice as though she were the center of gravity itself.“Ligon!” Valia’s voice cracked through the air like lightning. She reached for him, but Fremilde only smiled wider, her eyes glimmering a poisonous shade of gold.“Stay where you are, dragon-child,” Fremilde crooned. “Your alpha breathes to my rhythm now, his will belongs to me.”The melody that followed was devastating. It wasn’t just a song, it was forceful compulsion. The air thickened with it, trembling.Ligon dropped to one knee, teeth clenched, fighting invisible chains.“Beautiful, isn’t it?” Fremilde whispered. She walked toward him barefoot, the cav

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Chapter Thirty-Six: A Dose of Sleeping Beauty

Fremilde tried to rise. Valia was already there. A knee to her ribs, a fist to her jaw, each strike deliberate, punishing. Fremilde’s song withered into broken gasps, her once-perfect face a ruin of bruises and blood, her eyes swollen to slits of pitiful light.“Stop! Stop. I’ll give you anything—anything!”Valia grabbed her by the hair, yanking her up to meet her gaze. “You don’t own anything to give.”Fremilde’s hands trembled. “I can serve you—serve the dragons—”“You already did,” Valia said. “your ruin shall be my message to every fool who dares mistake me for prey.”One final strike, swift and clean, landed on Fremilde's face. She fell, crumpling into the water with a dull splash. The fight was over.Valia straightened, chest heaving. The cave fell quiet except for the soft drip of water from above. The oppressive pressure Fremilde’s magic had left behind began to lift.Ligon staggered toward her, sweat glistening on his brow. His eyes were clearing now, the glaze gone. “You… ki

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Chapter Thirty-Seven: Festive Spirit

The Sirens’ cavern, now glowed with life. Golden lanterns hung from the stone arches, their light glimmering over the surface of the underground lake. The air was sweet with the scent of roasted sea-fruit and spiced roots, the sound of lyres and laughter mingling like waves against the shore.For the first time in many nights, no one stood guard.The Sirens had sworn peace. Their voices once weapons against the Tungsten wolves, now sang songs of apology and rebirth.Ligon sat near the long driftwood table, his shoulders relaxed for the first time since the mission began. Around him, the returning werewolf units filled the chamber, some still muddy from the forest, others wide-eyed at the sight of their once-enemies offering wine and food.Across the room, Valia laughed softly at something the Siren's Princess, Ambell said. Her bright red hair caught the lantern light, her posture easy but alert.When her eyes found his across the crowd, the noise of the hall seemed to dim.Ligon rose

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Chapter Thirty-Eight: An Unbreakable Bond

Valia sat beside Ligon, watching the mingling of species that, days ago, had wanted each other dead. “They’re actually… laughing together,” she murmured.He nodded. “A rare sight. My wolves hardly ease their guard,” Ligon admitted. “They live to serve, to obey and I’ve trained them too well in both. Perhaps the fault is mine, for being so thorough with them."She turned her cup in her hands. “Do you think it’ll last? This happiness”Ligon glanced around the room—the Sirens dancing barefoot, the wolves slamming mugs on the table in rhythm. “For tonight, yes. Tomorrow? Who knows.”“Always the realist.”“Someone has to be.”Valia eyes glinted but later drooped as she spoke. “ Realists often chain themselves,” she said softly. “They call it reason, but it’s fear dressed in fine words. Sometimes, you must believe in the impossible to touch it.”He looked at her. “Maybe but I have to be. A lots of lives are counting on me, it's different from when I'm alone and can take all the risky leaps.

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Chapter Thirty-Nine: The Song of the Desert

The desert sang softly that evening. A mournful hum born from the meeting of wind and sand. The sun had begun its descent, bleeding gold and scarlet into the dunes, and Regyptre gleamed like a mirage sculpted by the gods. Merenrys Kain stood on the highest terrace of her palace, her teal hair rippling behind her like a river caught in sunlight, her bare skin etched with the faint glow of living hieroglyphs. The symbols pulsed gently, resonating with her heartbeat, the language of her power and the memory of her bloodline.She often listened to the desert’s silence when her duties weighed heavy. It was there that she heard things others could not. The echoes of her people’s laughter carried by the dunes, hushed whispers of long-buried relics, and the sigh of the ancient pyramids that towered over them all. But that evening, something else reached her. A cry, faint and trembling, a sound out of place among the eternal stillness.Merenrys turned sharply.Beyond the horizon, where the sa

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Chapter Forty: A Friend and A Daughter

They spent many evenings after that beneath the flowering palms, where Merenrys would sit cross-legged upon silk carpets and comb her teal hair while Adrewine nibbled on figs beside her.“Why do you live up here, so far from everyone?” Adrewine asked one evening, watching Merenrys’ reflection in a basin of water.“Because it is easier to hear the world’s truth in silence. This was how I found you after all,” Merenrys said. “also because loss teaches solitude.”Adrewine tilted her head. “Did someone make you sad?”Merenrys smiled faintly. “Not really. I have a lot on my plate with my husband and children gone for a while, that's all"Adrewine frowned as if that were the gravest injustice. “If I were big and strong, I’d make them say sorry to you.”“Would you?” Merenrys chuckled.“Yes! I’d stomp them with my little hooves.” She demonstrated, tiny legs thumping the carpet.It made Merenrys laugh so hard her eyes glistened. “Then I am safe indeed.”"Yes you are" Adrewine's lips smoothed i

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