The Omega's Secret のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 21 - チャプター 30

‎River POV‎‎Seraphina’s wolf stood before me tall, poised, and radiant.‎‎The fading sunlight filtered through the trees, catching against her snow-white fur, making it shimmer like something not entirely of this world. Each strand glowed faintly, as if the moon itself had already claimed her. My chest tightened not in pain, I was falling for her.‎‎Not just the fragile, stubborn human girl.‎But her wolf Shila who was not just Powerful but Alive.‎‎She moved for a while just sat down there watching me, Before I could brace myself, she lunged forward, her body colliding into mine with a force that sent me crashing to the ground. A startled laugh ripped from my chest as I hit the forest floor, leaves scattering beneath me.‎‎Her laughter echoed through the mind link light, teasing, and playful.‎‎Her tail wagged wildly behind her.‎‎“I am ready,” she chimed, her voice brushing against my mind like a soft breeze.‎‎I shook my head, still smiling as I pushed myself up on my elbo

Peter’s POvA heavy knock on the door jolted me back to reality.For a second, I stayed frozen on the couch, my fingers tightening around the armrest as I lifted my head.Was I imagining things?The knock came again but Harder this time proving me wrong.My brows furrowed. Slowly, I reached for the knife beside the table, gripping it tightly as I rose to my feet. In times like this, caution was survival. Too many enemies wore familiar faces.I moved toward the door in careful steps, every muscle in my body tense. The moment I pulled it open, my eyes widened.Alpha Kelan was standing outside my house.For a heartbeat, I simply stared he looked… terrible and Drained.His hair was messy, his shoulders heavy, his face shadowed with exhaustion, as though he had gone to war and barely made it back.“Alpha Kelan?” I called out, unable to hide the surprise in my voice. Then confusion quickly followed it.“What are you doing here?” My gaze swept over him from his bare feet to the wildness of hi

Seraphina’s POVIt had been two weeks.Two long, exhausting weeks of River pushing me beyond every limit I once believed my body had.Every morning bled into bruises, sweat, and aching muscles. Every evening ended with another lesson combat stance, balance, scent control, speed drills, and endurance runs through the thick forest paths behind the pack grounds. River trained me like I was being prepared for a war.A war I knew nothing about and somehow, that thought alone sent goosebumps crawling across my skin.Still… I couldn’t deny the truth that I had changed.My body no longer felt like the fragile shell it used to be. My limbs were stronger, my reflexes sharper, and even Shila had grown more responsive inside me. For the first time in a long while, I no longer felt like the weak omega everyone once looked down on.“Well done, Seraphina,” River said, his voice warm with approval after our final training session for the day. “You’ve become stronger than before.”I let out a long, sh

Alpha Kelan’s POV“Are you sure about this, Alpha?”Liam, my lieutenant, placed the map carefully across the long oak table in my office. The parchment spread wide beneath the dim golden light of the fire sconces, marked with borders, forests, neighboring pack routes, and the villages that surrounded our kingdom.I stared at it for a long moment before exhaling slowly.“Do you have a better idea?” I asked, my tone calm but tired.Liam hesitated.Then he sighed. “No, my lord. Not yet.”Silence settled heavily between us. I rose from my chair and stepped toward the map, planting both palms against the edge of the table as I studied the marked routes again. My wolf stirred restlessly beneath my skin, his presence dark and agitated, pressing against the thin thread of control I had left.This wasn’t how any of this was supposed to happen.But fate rarely cared for what an Alpha wanted. “There is no need for you to worry about how I feel, Liam,” I finally said. “I’ve thought about this ca

Alpha kelan POVThe council chamber was thick with tension.The scent of old cedar, parchment, and the sharp musk of agitated wolves clung to the air as my elders sat around the long carved table, their faces lined with concern. Moonlight spilled through the high windows, casting silver across the polished floor, a silent reminder that every decision made in this room carried the weight of the Moon Goddess herself.“The boundary between both packs needs to be demarcated, Alpha,” one of the elders said, his aged voice steady but urgent. “If it is not done soon, the Black Moon Pack will attempt to invade.” A murmur of agreement spread across the chamber.“Yes, Alpha,” another elder added quickly, leaning forward. “That river was a sacred gift from the Moon Goddess to our people. It would be absurd for us to allow another pack take it from us.” Another elder nodded sharply. “Especially a pack that is already trying to dominate us in ways we do not yet fully understand.”I placed a hand a