All Chapters of The alpha’s forgotten mate : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The battlefield was unrecognizable.Snow had turned to sludge under the chaos, ice shattered into jagged fragments that jutted from the ground like broken teeth. Burn marks streaked the frost, frost twisted through molten channels, and the air smelled of scorched metal and singed pine. Silence followed Lyra’s shockwave, but it was brittle, tense, as if the world itself was holding its breath, waiting for the next disaster.Kael knelt briefly, gripping the pendant as its warmth faded to a dull thrum. His hands ached, his chest burned with adrenaline, and his mind reeled from the display of raw, controlled destruction. Around him, soldiers were regrouping, some nursing injuries, others staring in awe or in fear at the devastation.The twins clung to Lyra, still humming with energy. Their small forms trembled, eyes glowing faintly, but they were alive, intact, and unbroken. Kael exhaled sharply; for a moment, that was all that mattered.Yet Rowan remai

The silence after the last wave of chaos was deceptive.Snow fell slowly, settling on jagged ice and scorched earth, covering blood and ash alike. For a heartbeat, it seemed the world was holding its breath. Then the horn sounded again, sharp and sudden, cutting through the cold like a knife.Lyra’s eyes snapped toward the horizon. Her grip on the twins tightened. Flame flickered faintly in the fire born child’s hands; frost rippled outward from the frost born. They were ready, but this time the attack was different. Calculated. Not reckless.Kael dropped into a defensive stance beside her. “They’re not testing anymore,” he muttered. “They’re coming for blood.”Mira’s blades gleamed in the dim light, each movement precise, coiled, waiting. “Then let them come,” she said. Her voice was steady, but Kael could feel the tension in every line of her body.The enemy appeared as a wave of s

The frostlands shivered as though the cold itself feared what was coming. Snow swirled violently across broken ice, and the air vibrated with the hum of raw, chaotic energy. Beneath the surface, the heartbeat of the battlefield throbbed, a rhythm of fear, power, and anticipation.Kael’s hands were slick with frost and blood, but he did not release the pendant. Its pulse was jagged now, erratic, almost alive, syncing with the twins’ growing energy. Each beat felt like a warning, each flare like a tether pulling him toward something greater than the fight before him.Lyra stood at the center of the clearing, the twins in her arms. She was no longer merely reacting to the battlefield; she was shaping it. Frost spiraled around the frost born twin, slicing the air with crystalline precision. The flame born radiated a fierce heat that warped the mist, arcs of gold chasing the enemy wherever they moved. Kael noticed, almost in awe, that the twins were beginning to

The frostlands quaked under the pulse of magic. Ice shattered into jagged shards, snow whipped into blinding storms, and the battlefield had become an impossible tangle of frost, flame, and shadow.Kael’s vision flickered between the twins, Lyra, and the advancing enemy. The twins moved independently now, frost curling in coils of deadly precision, flames stabbing through the air with uncanny accuracy. They weren’t children, they were forces of nature, unpredictable, untethered, yet aligned with Lyra’s will.And yet, something else rippled beneath the surface. Something that made Kael’s blood run cold.From the distant edge of the battlefield, the masked leader stepped forward, every movement deliberate, their presence radiating control and power. The mask was silver, polished to a sheen that reflected fire and frost alike, but Kael noticed the aura behind it: familiar. Unmistakable.“You’ve brought the Heart to life,&r

The frostlands lay in uneasy quiet. The battlefield had been scarred, but the wind carried whispers of survival, of frost and flame still alive, still throbbing in resonance. The Heart of Seasons pulsed beneath the cracked ice, golden and silver veins coiling like lifeblood.Kael moved among the remnants of the battlefield, checking on the twins. The frost born and flame born both stirred weakly, their power diminished but steady, still tethered to Lyra’s will.Lyra stood nearby, silver hair glinting in the weak sunlight. Her gaze swept over the ruins, then landed on Rowan, who had been uncharacteristically silent since the battle ended.Kael noticed it immediately. Rowan’s posture was stiff, almost strained, as if some invisible weight pressed on him. His eyes, calm yet distant, betrayed a flicker of worry he rarely allowed anyone to see.“Rowan?” Lyra said softly, approaching him. “You’re quiet.”Rowan tu