All Chapters of ALCHEMY OF MATES - ALPHA AND LUNA REBORN : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The seven Primordials shifted, their forms becoming almost solid for the first time since we arrived."We have observed your journey," the lead Primordial said, its voice resonating through dimensions that predated sound itself. "From three individuals to unified consciousness. From rejected Luna and conflicted Alpha and displaced rogue to something unprecedented. From power seized through desperation to authority earned through sacrifice."Through our pack-integrated awareness, we felt five thousand wolves holding their collective breath. Felt seventeen Devourers waiting with cosmic patience. Felt Theron watching with bitter hope that something good might emerge from this cosmic judgment."You have violated every rule we established when we created existence," another Primordial continued. "Integrated incompatible powers. Unified consciousness beyond designed limits. Rewrote reality's fundamental framework. Created precedents that undermine billions of years of carefully maintained o

The first Council meeting was scheduled for three days away, but trouble arrived in two.We were in Silvermoon's main hall, working with Elena and the kingdom representatives to draft the Council's founding principles, when reality fractured.Not violently like previous attacks—this was subtle, precise, surgical. A dimensional incision that opened directly in front of us, and through it stepped someone we recognized through Zack's origin point with immediate dread."Hello, son," Richard Silvermoon said, his form flickering between solid and translucent. "We need to talk."Through our unified consciousness, we felt Zack's origin point experiencing emotional whiplash that nearly destabilized our integration. His father was dead—had been dead for over a decade. Theron had executed him for war crimes. This should not be possible."You are not real," we said, though our voice wavered with Zack's uncertainty. "You died. Theron killed you for what you did to his pack. You cannot be here.""I

The separation tore us apart at 3:47 AM, and we became three again.Aria collapsed in Silvermoon quarters, void power flickering weakly as her consciousness struggled to exist without Zack's Alpha stability and Drake's temporal anchoring. Blood poured from her nose and ears—physical manifestation of consciousness that had been ripped apart too violently.Zack materialized in the Northern Coalition territory, his Alpha dominance surging erratically without Aria's void manipulation to smooth its edges. He crashed through a building's wall, his body unable to calibrate individual existence after months of unified consciousness.Drake appeared in the Eastern Empire's capital, his rebirth energy scattering him across seventeen different timeline states simultaneously. For horrifying seconds, he existed in past, present, and multiple futures at once, unable to anchor himself to single temporal stream without the others' stabilizing presence.Through the bonds—still present but no longer mer

The Primordials stood frozen in their uncertainty for what felt like eternity.Through our three dying bodies, barely connected by threads of consciousness that were fraying with each heartbeat, we felt the weight of their decision pressing down on all of existence."You ask us to admit error," the lead Primordial finally said, its voice carrying something we had never heard before—vulnerability. "To acknowledge that beings we created surpassed us in understanding what consciousness should be. That is not just revision of judgment. That is fundamental reorganization of our identity.""Yes," the Witness said without mercy. "Because your identity as infallible creators has become obstacle to reality's continued evolution. These three proved that. The Devourers proved it. Five thousand wolves proved it. All of them willing to die rather than exist under your certainty that admits no error."Through our fragmenting awareness, we felt the Primordials conferring in silence that made dimensi

We had ninety minutes before the vote when Magistrate Winters was murdered.Not discreetly. Not hidden. Her body was displayed in the center of the Council chamber, throat torn out, her ancient records scattered and burning around her corpse.Through our fragile three-body connection, we felt the horror rippling through every wolf in the territory. Magistrate Winters had been the key—her evidence was supposed to prove the crimes we were voting on. Without her testimony and records, the entire accountability structure collapsed into unsubstantiated accusations."Who did this?" Elena demanded, her scarred face twisted with rage. "Who could get past our security, past the eight hundred wolves now protecting this location?"Through our bonds, we felt the answer simultaneously and it made our blood freeze."Someone already inside," we said. "Someone we trusted. Someone who has been with us since the beginning."Kara stepped forward from the crowd, her mismatched eyes blazing with something