All Chapters of Legacy of the Broken Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The battlefield was very quiet. The chaos of the last few hours had calmed down, but Diego and Mariana were still in the middle of a storm. They were both crushed by the weight of the decision in front of them. This was the moment that would determine the future of their family, the pack, and the whole werewolf world.Diego stood next to Mariana and held her hand tightly, showing all the feelings they didn't say out loud. The twins, whose powers were now almost out of control, floated in the distance, their energy pulsing and swirling. Diego could feel the weight of that truth deep in his bones: what was once a blessing was now a ticking time bomb."We've been fighting for so long, Diego," Mariana said, her voice shaking with emotion as she kept her eyes on their kids. "But this... this could be the end." The prophecy has been guiding us here all along.Diego swallowed hard, and the truth hit him like a wave. "I never wanted this for us, Mariana." But I will pick you. Always. His voic

The wind howled through the trees, a creepy reminder of the chaos that had taken over their world. The pack was broken up because they were torn between being loyal to Diego and being afraid of the unknown that Carlos Varela's troops brought with them. Diego stood at the edge of the battlefield and watched as the pack's last stand began.Mariana was next to him, and even though she was carrying a lot of weight, her eyes were sharp and determined. She felt terrible knowing that their twins were at the center of everything. The prophecy, which had once been a shadow hanging over them, was now a real thing that was happening. And it was going to eat them all up.Diego looked at her, his face drawn with tiredness and regret. "I can't change what happened, Mariana." But I can't let them take everything we've worked for.Mariana put her hand on his to bring him back to the present. "We've already lost so much. Diego, I'm not giving up on them, though. We can help them. "We can save our fami

There was a storm of violence, blood, and rage on the battlefield. Diego positioned himself at the center, observing his pack's imminent devastation. Carlos Varela and his evil forces moved forward with unstoppable strength, tightening their grip on everything Diego cared about. It became harder to control the twins' power as time went on. Their wild, raw energy showed that they could be both heroes and villains.Diego's mind was racing. The prophecy had brought them here and promised them a future, but it also brought them down. The twins' powers, which used to be a blessing, were now going to destroy their world. Diego knew that this last fight was about more than just staying alive. It was also about the future of their kids, the pack, and the whole world of werewolves.He looked at Mariana, whose face was pale but determined. She was the anchor that kept him in touch with his humanity, his love for her, and their family.Diego said, "We can't let them control us," he said, his voi

There was no sound on the battlefield. There were no more sounds of fighting or battle cries, just the soft sound of the wind blowing through the debris. Diego and Mariana stood next to each other, their bodies bruised, bloody, and worn out. The pack was in the same state as the destruction around them. A once-powerful force is now broken and spread out across the wasteland that used to be a thriving area.Diego's heart was heavy. He had fought for his family and the future, but the cost of winning was too much for him to handle. The twins' powers, the prophecy, and the decisions they made along the way had brought them to this point, where everything was about to end.Raquel Cordero came up first, her eyes full of sadness. Álvaro García came next, looking worn out and exhausted from the fight. They, along with the other pack members, stood in front of Diego and Mariana with serious looks on their faces. Diego and Mariana felt the weight of their silent gaze."We've won, but what did

The air was calm at night, and it smelled like wet dirt and the battle that had already happened. The land felt scarred, and it felt like the earth was holding its breath. Diego and Mariana stood at the front, looking out at the horizon where the last battle would happen. The calm before the storm was so loud."There are more of them than us," Raquel said in a low voice that echoed the fear that was spreading among the other pack members. She stood next to Diego with her sword in her hand. "But we can't stop. Not right now. Not after everything we've done to get it.Diego's jaw clenched, and he kept his eyes on the field in front of him. He felt the weight of the choices he had made in the past, the memories of every decision and every sacrifice that had brought him to this point. Everything was on the line: the pack, his family, and everything else.Diego said, "We fight," and his voice was steady but full of raw determination. "For the group. For Mariana. For our children: "We won't