All Chapters of The Female Alpha And Her God Of War: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

DAYATT’S POV~I returned to the hideout as soon as I left Drakinral. Now familiar with the desolate landscape and writhing leaves, my nerves automatically find solace in it because that’s exactly how I feel right now… like this deserted environment.Every step I took echoed down the long, abandoned hallways, the sound dragging behind me.My boots scraped against stone as I walked, slower than usual. I couldn’t stop thinking about Elder Maera’s condition.The faint smell of smoke that was in that room.I clenched my jaw.When Tharros said he had a plan, I expected his usual kind of manipulation or a staged incident. Not… stabbing his own grandmother and setting her on fire.My chest tightened the more I think about it. What a monster!The corridor grew colder now but not physically. It’s the type you get instinctively from a monster’s presence.I stopped walking and slowly turned back. The air shifted when I saw him and I slowly pulled down the hood of my cloak.Tharros stood a few pac

SHAWN’S POVIt was already so late in the night when I made my way toward the lower district again. I didn’t even hear the sound of birds or night bugs so I knew I shouldn’t be walking around when I’m not on duty but I kept my pace steady and careful.The only reason I’m walking around by this time is because of Kira, Elder Maximus’s daughter. After our first encounter and her showing up at my secret party, we’ve been exchanging casual greetings and eye contact.Earlier this morning, she had asked to meet up with me, saying she had something important to tell me, and I agreed because I also had a mission of my own for agreeing to meet her. Because, normally, I would have ignored such an invitation but I have to take note of every little thing… just as instructed by the Alpha.***When he summoned me a few days ago, I had walked into his office fully prepared for hostility or worse. I had expected accusations… or an order to return to Moon Edge, anywhere as long as it’s far away from t

SHAWN~I knew I needed to come up with a backup plan for the Luna; for her to escape in case anything goes wrong. And so I didn’t waste time and headed straight to the Luna’s mansion.It’s important she understands how dangerous the situation truly was.As soon as I arrived at the entrance, two of Alpha Keres’s personal guards stepped forward immediately, blocking my path.Their expressions were neutral, but their hands rested close to their weapons.“No one enters without permission.”I expected that.Without saying a word, I reached into my coat and pulled out the small golden token Alpha Keres had given me days ago.He had said only one thing when handing it over: that I’ll need it soon. He was right, he saw it coming.One of the guards examined the token carefully before exchanging a glance with the other. Their posture changed instantly.“You may enter.”They stepped aside and I hurried up the stairs, pushing the big doors open.When I walked in, the corridor was quieter than usu

SHAWN~The sky was still grey when I woke up, creating an illustration of deep heavy clouds, rounding one another slowly.Morning runs had always helped me clear my head, especially lately, when every thought seemed tangled between duties and emotions I didn’t have time to understand. I pushed off the chair I was seated on, right in front of my window and rolled my shoulders, already preparing for the routine that usually steadied me.I had just taken off my shirt when the soft splatter of rain began tapping against the roof.I paused. Was it raining? For goodness sake, I’ll have to cancel my run.The sound grew steadier now, spreading into a gentle drizzle. Walking toward the window, I pushed it open slightly and let the cold breeze brush across my skin. Tiny droplets drifted in, landing on my arms and chest.The scent of wet earth rose into the air, fresh and, calming.Somehow, the irritation I had felt earlier about missing my run faded. There’s always something about the first rai

KERES~Halfway down the corridor, the maids were still struggling to keep up behind me, each of them carrying trays, baskets, and velvet boxes filled with various items Embrr had mentioned over the past few days. Fruits from the eastern gardens, sweet pastries from the city, sweet scented teas, and anything that might ease her discomfort.She was several months along now, and every passing week brought new cravings and unexpected health issues. One day she wanted sour berries at dawn; the next, she couldn’t even stand their smell. Her moods shifted just as quickly, and although Gaius assured me everything was normal, I couldn’t shake the constant worry pressing at my chest.When I pushed open the doors to her room, I found her attempting to stand from the deep couch she had sunk into. Her pregnant belly was so pronounced now that she struggled to lift herself, her hands pressing against the cushions for leverage.For a brief second, the sight almost made me laugh…it was oddly adorable