All Chapters of Omega Unleashed: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Elena POV One step after another, I made my way to Draven’s room in the middle of the night, several curious glances following me. I could tell they were wondering why I was up, walking around the palace at such a late hour instead of sleeping. But I had no way to explain it to them. They’d probably called me crazy if I’d tried. Minutes before, I’d woken up in sweats, half terrified at the dream I’d had, and half grateful that it had only been a dream. I’d seen her again, Hilda. But it was different from the last time at the mural, this time it had felt like I was directly inside her body rather than in front of her, feeling everything she felt. Her sorrow, her rage, her despair, I’d felt them as deeply as if they were mine. I rubbed my wrists lightly as I walked, I could still feel the weight of the chains that had been on them. The screams from the other prisoners who’d been locked up like her, each one begging for their lives as they’d been dragged out from the dungeons.

Elena POV Before Lucas even finished speaking, my knees seemed to have come to the conclusion that they could no longer support my weight and promptly freed themselves from continuous labor. “Luna!” Nellie dropped down to the floor as she dove to catch me. Lucas had tried to catch me too, but Nellie was faster. His hands remained frozen in a stretch towards me, his face a mask of regret. He helped Nellie raise me back up to my feet, only letting go once I was sitting steadily in my chair. Steadily being, sitting without falling out of the chair. Inside, I felt anything but steady. “I shouldn’t have told you.” He said. “Not while you’re—“ “No.” I shook my head, wrapping my hands tightly around each other. “I-I’m fine, why? How did it happen?” “We don’t know yet.” He said as he brushed the tip of his nose slightly with his fingers. “The nurse was found in the locker room. The hospital is still trying to investigate, but they mentioned something strange.” “What is it?” It felt li

Lucas POV “Then I would fight.” She said easily. “That’s common sense isn’t it? Anyone would do the same in that situation wouldn’t they?” She looked at me doubtfully. “I’m not just going to stand there and let myself get killed obviously. I’ll fight them back.” I smiled. “See, under the right circumstances, you would use your power to defend yourself.“ “With my claws…”she added before I could say anything more. “I would fight with my claws. And my fangs, whatever I could use. But not my power, I’ve had enough of that.” I felt the smile slowly slide off my face. “You would rather go through the struggle of fighting when you’re untrained, than to protect yourself with the ability you’ve been blessed with?” “Who knows if it’s a blessing or a curse?” She muttered under her breath. I stopped walking. “What?” “It’s nothing.” She said dismissively, and changed the subject. “Why have the pack leaders come to the palace? And why didn’t you tell me about it?” I hid my surprise at the

TRIGGER WARNING;STRANGULATION Draven POV Both of their gazes remained focused on me. His was guarded as he watched me, yet hers kept changing. First it was surprise, then sadness, then happiness. It was almost as if she was a flickering light bulb. One moment full of light, the next, empty with darkness. “I knew you didn’t have a mate.” She smiled when I didn’t answer, flipping her hair over her shoulder and moving closer to me. “My brother might be a bit overprotective but you don’t have to lie to him.” “Why do you sound so happy? As if, his having or not having a mate has something to do with you?” Jon said, pulling her back to stand beside him. “You and him are two separate people.” “Of course it has something to do with me.” She slapped the hand he had pulled her back with until he let go of her. “Stop involving yourself in matters that don’t concern you.” “It doesn’t.” I said firmly. “I really appreciate your efforts in taking care of me these past few days, but I don’t wa

Draven POV “You brought me to a vet hospital?” I said, standing in place as I looked around. Yup, still a vet hospital. “Care to explain why?” “It’s a little bit complicated.” He said, walking ahead of me. “Just come along, I’ll explain when we’re inside.” I followed because what else was I supposed to do? Turn around and go back to his pack that wasn’t a pack? Or go back to mine like this? With an old cloth wrapped around my eye as if it were an eyepatch? A man in his fifties or sixties raised his head as soon as Jon pushed open the door, and entered, with me right behind him. “Jon.” He called before looking back down at the file spread open on his table. “What did you bring me this time? More trouble? Or a genuine client?” “He he.” Jon laughed, rubbing the back of his neck, then flopped into a chair. I remained standing. “I brought him to get his eyes checked doc.” He said. “He was involved in a bad accident.” The doctor looked me over, raising an eyebrow. “Well, I don’t se