All Chapters of The Female Alpha And Her God Of War: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

EMBER~As the chants rose, my body followed instinctively, every movement connecting to my wolf, and to the quiet pull of the ancient chanting coming from Elder Maera.The chants deepened as I spun, my ceremonial ornaments chiming softly with every movement. I felt the eyes of the crowd, yet none of them weighed on me. For those moments, I danced not as the female Alpha, and even not as the Luna, but as a vessel of blessing bestowed by the Moon Goddess upon her people. That’s what I was taught.When the final drumbeat fell silent, I came to a stillness at the center of the stage, chest heaving, and my breath uneven. The lights returned all at once, bright and warm, and applause thundered through the hall.The sound washed over me in waves. I bowed slightly, hands pressed together, and muttered a soft thank you but my voice was barely audible over the cheers. Elder Maera approached me then, her steps slow but steady. She cupped my face in both hands and kissed my forehead, stars gliste

ALPHA KERES~Unfortunately, even as the bastard’s body hit the floor with a dull thud, the fire raging inside my chest didn’t die with him.If anything, it burned hotter and more unbearable. My hands were still trembling when I let go of him, my wolf roaring for more blood, more punishment. The room reeked of fear, and an aggravating sense of revenge on my part. And somewhere behind me, Dayatt gasped sharply but the sound barely registered. I wasn’t in the mood to listen to anyone. Right then, my eyes found Ember, she was on the floor... Still and broken. The sight punched the air from my lungs.I took a step toward her but suddenly Dayatt’s hand clamped around my arm, yanking me back.“Keres… what have you done?” she hissed. “Do you realize what killing Teneger will bring upon the pack? Your lifelong effort most especially!”But her words blurred together, meaningless noise compared to the agony ripping through my stomach. A sharp, twisting pain bloomed there and I could tell it be

DAYATT~The forest smelled thickly of moistened ash and smoke.“Keres has gone crazy…” I muttered as I stood behind the line of trees, far enough that the heat wouldn’t scorch my skin, yet close enough to feel the madness rolling off him in waves. Keres didn’t look like the usual quiet dangerous Alpha he had always been, this morning, he looked like a god of ruin. Flames roared from his hands, devouring a heap of dried trees stacked like offerings, with Teneger’s dead body in it. The crackling fire climbed higher, smoke spiraling into the pale blue sky in the crack of dawn.He didn’t speak or pace, he simply stood there and watched it burn.My fists clenched at my sides as I watched him destroy the cold dead body of another Alpha. He was already dead, I see no reason to punish him again after death. I had always loved his darkness and knew how merciless he could be when crossed. I had grown up beside the truth, fought and bled with it, but this was different. The Keres before me has

KERES~It had been two days since my grandmother’s birthday, the one day that left a huge imprint on the new life I was drifting toward. I haven’t seen or spoken to Ember since then.I sat at my desk, where a pile of documents and reports remained untouched. My pen rested between my fingers, unmoving. I had been staring at a blank sheet for several minutes now, watching it as if I was pouring out my heart in writing, well… except that the paper isn’t black after all. I had started for too long and blurred everything else out.In between, Ember’s eyes wouldn’t leave me. I keep replaying it over and over; The way they had looked when I ordered the guards to watch her. The disbelief and devastation she didn’t even try to hide. That wasn’t the look of a guilty woman. I knew that so why couldn’t I silence the doubt?I leaned back in my chair and dragged a hand down my face. I wanted…Gods, I wanted to believe her without reservation. To go to her room, fall to my knees, and beg her forgive

EMBER~Since the afternoon heat has clung to the walls of my room like a second skin. I decided to sit quietly on the chair facing my balcony, letting the warm breeze brush across my face. Outside, sunlight filtered through the trees, painting golden patches across the courtyard.The only peaceful moment I’ve felt since the day started was when I noticed a bird. It was perched on the branch of the tall tree beside my building, carefully feeding tiny open beaks inside a nest. The little ones chirped greedily, stretching their necks, trusting completely that their mother would return every time.A soft smile touched my lips and for a moment… I forgot everything.Shortly after, reality crept back in.It had been two weeks since Keres left for the border. Two weeks of silence and painful distance. Day of wondering if the mate bond still hurts him the way his ridiculous absence does to me.I stood slowly now, with my hand resting on the arm of the chair to support myself, and turned toward