All Chapters of Legacy of the Broken Alpha: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The fight was over, but the damage was still going on. Diego stood in the middle of the compound and looked at the pack's remains. His heart was heavy. The buildings that used to stand for strength and unity are now falling apart. The pack members carefully made their way through the wreckage, quietly putting things back together. They didn't trust their leader as much as they used to. Diego could tell they were looking at him and not trusting him.Mariana stood next to him and put her hand on his arm to let him know she was there for him. He had always been there for her, but today the world felt heavier than ever. "I didn't ask for this," she said in a quiet voice that was full of doubt. "I never wanted to be the key to their future."Diego looked at her with a pained expression. He could see the fear in her eyes, but he could also see the strength that had always been there. He took her hand and gently squeezed it. "But you are, Mariana." And we can fix it together. "We will rebuil

Diego stood at the front of the battlefield, and the wind howled through the trees. His mind was a storm of doubt. The pack was behind him, but the choice he had made, to fight for the pack's survival, was weighing on him more than ever. Every step forward felt like a thousand steps back, and the sounds of his past mistakes were getting louder.Mariana stood next to him with a tight grip on his hand. You could see the fear in her eyes, but you could also hear the strength in her voice. Diego, we can't let Carlos win. "We've come too far to go back now.""I know," Diego said in a strained voice. He looked out over the battlefield, where Carlos Varela's troops were already gathering, a dark cloud on the horizon. "But is everything we've fought for enough? The twins... the prophecy... "I don't think we can beat them this time."As Mariana got closer, her eyes softened. "We've always fought to be together in the future." For our family. We can't stop now. She looked down at their kids, wh

The wind howled across the battlefield, and the air smelled strongly of blood. Diego stood in front and looked out at the horizon with his eyes. The pack, which he had once led and brought together, was now broken, and its future was unknown. Mariana held onto his arm tightly next to him, and the only thing that kept him steady in the chaos around them was her presence."Diego, we can't wait any longer," Mariana said in a voice that was calm but low. "Now or never."Diego nodded sadly, knowing how hard it was for him to make a decision. He had made all the choices and sacrifices that had brought him to this point. But he couldn't forget how much this last fight really cost. His family was in danger, the pack was falling apart, and the prophecy they had worked so hard to change still hung over them like a dark cloud.Mariana said again, "We don't have a choice, Diego." Her eyes were steady. "We need to end this process right now.""I know," he said, sounding sorrowful. "For them." For

Diego saw the battlefield in front of him like a nightmare he couldn't wake up from. The smoke that rose into the bruised sky smelled like blood, ash, and memories he wanted to forget. Mariana moved next to him, her body tense and her eyes searching the dark ahead of them. Every growl from far away sounded like a countdown."They're getting together again," she said softly. "Carlos won't stop until he breaks us."Diego held on tighter to the broken stone next to him. "He wants more than the pack." He wants to kill off the whole bloodline, starting with our kids.Mariana's breath stopped. "Then we end this, Diego." "Tonight."The tension between them grew stronger and stronger, like a wire that had been pulled too tight. Diego could feel her faith in him, even though he was scared and in a hurry. It was weak but still there. He turned and lightly touched her cheek with his fingers. "Whatever happens, we'll do this together."Mariana nodded, but fear was behind her strength. "Just promi

The hall didn't fall apart quietly; it broke apart with a loud crash of stone and magic. Diego pulled himself out of the rubble, and smoke filled the air. His lungs were on fire. A faint light pulsed beneath the broken floor, reminding everyone that the rift was alive and getting bigger."Mariana," he said in a rough voice."I'm right here."She came out of the dust with her hair tangled and her face streaked, but her eyes were as sharp as ever. She took his hand and helped him stand up, holding him steady as the ground shook again.The rift below them pulsed like a huge heart. Each pulse made Diego's spine shiver with cold, eating away at the edges of his bloodline. The power inside him shook, was restless, and was almost eager."This place is falling apart," Mariana whispered as she looked at the cracks that were glowing under her feet. "Things are worse than before."Diego said, "Because the curse is waking up." "And it wants something."Footsteps echoed through the broken room. Su