Todos os capítulos de Claimed by the Forbidden Alpha: Wild Bond : Capítulo 41 - Capítulo 50

Chapter 41The morning light arrived softly over the Iron Alliance, but it couldn't completely dispel the shadow that hung over the territory. In the days following the confrontation with the Weaver, a strange quiet had fallen over the pack—not the peace of victory, but the heavy silence that precedes a storm.Aurora spent those days between her bed and the window of her quarters, watching the horizon with eyes that now saw more than they should. The silver marks on her arms didn't hurt, but they constantly whispered—not with words, but with sensations, memories that weren't hers, echoes of lives she had never lived.Cael rarely left her side. When he did, it was only to meet with Jared in the library or to train with the pack's warriors with renewed ferocity. His wolf was restless, sensing the threat that still hung over them like a scent it couldn't locate."The Moon's Cradle," Aurora whispered on the morning of the fifth day, her fingers tracing the silver patterns on her arm. "It

Chapter 43The silence that followed Aelia's words was so profound Aurora could hear the beating of her own heart. The first Luna. The first Key. The creator of the Weaver. Each revelation was a blow, shaking the foundations of everything she thought she knew."How?" The word left Aurora's lips as a breath. "How could you create something like that?"Aelia closed her eyes for a moment, and when she opened them, they were filled with a pain as old as the stars."Out of love," she replied, her voice laden with the weight of millennia. "Everything begins and ends with love, dear one. Love is the most powerful creative force that exists... and the most dangerous."She made a gesture, and the air around them shimmered. Images began to form in the light between the stones—memories not of Aurora, but of Aelia."I was the first," Aelia began, her words weaving pictures in the air. "The first she-wolf to hear the moon's song. The first to understand we were more than flesh and bone. I built th

Chapter 45The stillness that followed Aurora's sacrifice was of a kind Cael had never experienced before. It was not the quiet of peace, but the active absence of something essential—as if the very air had lost its taste, the world its color. He stood at the center of the stone circle, his hands still outstretched to where Aurora had been moments before, his body refusing to accept what his eyes had witnessed."She's gone," Liliana's voice sounded flat, empty. The figure of Aurora's mother seemed more translucent now, as if part of her own existence had departed with her daughter.Aelia, the first Luna, let out a sound between a sigh and a lament."She did what I did not have the courage to do. Offered healing instead of condemnation."Cael finally managed to move. His body ached as if he had been beaten, every muscle protesting against the new reality."Bring her back," his voice was rough, laden with a pain that threatened to swallow him whole. "You are Lunas, you are powerful. Bri

Chapter 47Aurora breathed deeply, her body still echoing with the memories of the space between worlds, as she watched Aelia slowly dissolve into light."She is at peace finally," whispered Liliana, holding her daughter's hand. Aurora's mother seemed more solid now, as if part of the burden she had carried for years had been lifted.Cael remained beside Aurora, his presence a solid anchor in a world that seemed to have reinvented itself overnight. His eyes never left his mate, as if he feared she might disappear again."What happens now with you?" Aurora asked her mother, noticing how Liliana's outline still shimmered faintly."My function as the Weave is over," Liliana replied with a sad smile. "Now I can move on, as Anael did. As Aelia is doing."Aelia, now little more than a silhouette of golden light, extended a hand toward the couple."Your work has only just begun. Healing the Weaver was just the first step. Now remains the task of rebuilding what was broken for centuries."Jar

Chapter 49The full moon hung like a silver disc in the night sky, bearing witness to the historic gathering taking place on the sacred plains between the once-divided territories. Hundreds of wolves from all packs were assembled, their forms shifting between human and lupine, all eyes fixed on the natural stone platform where Aurora stood. Her silver marks shone with increasing intensity, reflecting the moonlight."Tonight," Aurora's voice echoed over the silent crowd, "we do not celebrate a victory, but a new beginning. We do not honor a leader, but a truth that was long forgotten."Cael watched from his position at the foot of the platform, his Alpha instincts alert for any sign of danger. Beside him, Jarek and Marcos exchanged looks of awe—Aurora's transformation from a cowering omega to the spiritual leader of their people was nothing short of miraculous."For generations," Aurora continued, her words charged with an energy that made the air vibrate, "we have fought shadows we ou