All Chapters of Omega Unleashed: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Elena POV The wind whipped my face and wet grass tickled the underside of my paws as I raced after Draven, into the forest. Birds took off from their nests into the air as I brushed past tree after tree, every single one of them desperate to avoid cosplaying a late night snack. I couldn’t shake off the typical moistness of the forest that clung to my snout and even my fur. It was full of the smell of earth, of flowers I couldn’t possibly name and a slight bittersweet smell that I could almost taste on the tip of my tongue. I could hear little sounds from time to time, signals from the several small animals that had taken refuge as soon as they sensed me coming. I wished I could somehow tell them that they were safe tonight. That I was on the move, but not for them, not for easy prey. Tonight, I was hunting my mate. My heart had stilled for a moment when Lucas fell down the way he did earlier. As had Draven’s. Before I could even hurry to Lucas, he was already there, his face st

Elena POV “You don’t have to worry about anything.” Draven said for the umpteenth time as we stood in his study a few days later. Somehow, I couldn’t shake off the feeling that he was saying it for his benefit as much as for mine. He kissed my forehead lightly before pulling back. “I’ve already talked with all the pack leaders and the council members, they will support you if anything happens. Besides, Lucas is here too. He’ll help you with whatever you need.” I stole a glance at Noah who had been staring out a window into the distance for a moment before I turned back to Draven. “But he’s still injured.” I whispered. Wishing and praying for this day not to come, had done nothing. In the end, he still had to leave. “He can’t fight.” “He doesn’t need to fight for now.” Draven said, chuckling. “His main job now is to show that I’ve given you full authority over the region. His presence alone, will be enough for that.” “Not to interrupt your conversation or anything.” Noah cut i

Elena POV A light shiver down my spine woke me from my daydream right at the same moment as I realized the clinking of cutlery around me had stopped. I knew without looking that they were all staring at me. “Luna.” Nellie called out worriedly from behind me. “You should eat some more instead of letting the food go to waste.” “I’m eating.” I started to say as I looked down at my plate only to end up freezing. The bacon and egg sandwich on my plate had been quietly disintegrated into minced pieces as I lost myself in my thoughts. I felt heat rise to my cheeks. “Does it taste bad?” Nellie asked, then in the same breath she said, “I’ll go get you another plate.” “Wait—“ I called out to her but she was already moving towards the door. “I’ll make sure they do it properly this time.” She said. “Just give me a few minutes.” “No need.” I said quietly as I pushed away the plate and reached for a glass of water instead. I let the cool liquid linger in my mouth for a second before swa

Elena POV Liars. They were all liars. Liars and dumb. That’s what they were. They’d tried to fool me with stupid talk, saying dumb things like: Draven was dead, he wasn’t coming back. Did they think I was stupid or something? If he wasn’t picking up my calls, then it was because he was busy. I clenched my fist tightly. He would be back soon. “Luna?” Nellie called, holding a large box in her hands. “Where should I put this?” “I’ll handle it.” Cassandra said and immediately moved to her before I could say a word. Then she turned to me with a smile. “Just continue resting, Luna. We’ve got it.” Rest. That was something that had become a luxury to me over the course of the past few days. How could I rest when there were still so many people suffering? “Luna?” One of the children at the orphanage called out to me, holding a large coloring book. “Can you tell me what color I’m supposed to get from mixing yellow and blue?” Rather than allow Hugo’s nonsense ruin my mood, I’d set

Draven POV The heavy, nasally sound of someone else’s breathing was the first thing that traveled through my ears the moment I woke up. I stayed still for a while, but I could tell the person was across from me, just watching me. I could feel the heat from their stare burning into the side of my face. Whoever it was, was too quiet though. So quiet that it almost had me doubting my senses, but I was certain I’d heard their breath hitch the moment I first woke up. I turned my head slightly but all my ears could catch was the sound of clothing ruffling as the person shifted a little bit. Where am I? Was the question that lingered in my mind but I forced it down to figure out more of my surroundings. All I could tell was that it was pitch black in the room and while it smelled unfamiliar, the faint aroma of medicine lingered in the air. “Is someone there?” I called out after several more minutes of agonizing silence. I both hated and was surprised by the sound of panic in my vo