All Chapters of Dominion Academy: Rise of The Omega : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

My heart pounded as Severus’s voice boomed across the Lunar Combat Arena, sharp and vicious. “Val Rhen, I challenge you for cowardice!” The crowd’s roar hit me like a wave, their eyes hungry for blood. I stood frozen, my boots rooted to the dirt, the memory of Cassian’s stare last night—Then prove it—burning in my mind. I’d thrown that challenge at him after the rogue attack, daring him to expose my secret. Now, here I was, cornered again, my Rank 22 status a fragile shield in this brutal Academy. My wolfsbane vial, freshly filled from Silo, weighed heavy in my pocket, but it couldn’t hide the fear clawing at my chest.The arena was a chaos of torchlight and jeers, the air thick with dust and tension. Severus stood across from me, his Ferox crest glinting, his smirk daring me to run. Refusing meant the Mark of Shame—a permanent scar and a ten-point loss that would tank my rank to 12, very close to expulsion. I couldn’t let that happen. I had to fight, even if my omega strength was

The locket burned a hole in my pocket as I strode through Dominion Academy’s shadowed corridors. Valeria Rhen. The name carved on its back haunted me, a jagged piece of a puzzle I couldn’t solve. Who is Valeria? Is that the name of his sister or some other close relative judging from the surname?Val’s battered form from yesterday, bruised, defiant, and weak. Nearly collapsing in my arms flashed in my mind, stirring my wolf. He wasn’t just a scrawny alpha with too much nerve. He was hiding something big, and that locket was the key. I needed answers, and I needed them now, before Raven’s threat—“I’ll prove it”—became more than words.I pushed into the Obsidian Hall Archives, the air thick with dust and old leather. Ronan lounged against a table, his school blue jacket slung over a chair, his grin sharp as he spotted me. “You look like someone pissed in your coffee, Virex,” he said, tossing a pen in the air. “What’s got you so wound up?”I pulled out the locket, holding it up, the si

The helicopter’s roar faded as our team hit the ground, the forested arena swallowing us whole. The Hunter’s Moon Trial had begun, and my heart pounded like a drum, the air thick with pine and danger. Team Alpha—Cassian, Ronan, Lyra, and me—landed in a clearing, the moonlight slicing through the trees. I adjusted my jacket, my ribs still aching from Severus’s fight, my wolfsbane vial heavy in my pocket. Rank 24, hard-won, but this trial could make or break me. Cassian stood tall, his gray eyes scanning the shadows, his alpha aura heavy. I knew he was watching me closer than ever. My secret teetered, and I couldn’t let it fall.“Spread out,” Cassian barked, his voice sharp. “Find the beacon before the others.” His gaze flicked to me, hard and unyielding, like I was a puzzle he couldn’t crack. I glared back, my stubbornness flaring, but the mate bond sparked, hot and unwelcome, making my skin prickle.We moved fast, boots crunching on leaves, but a rustle in the bushes stopped us col

My heart raced as I sprinted through the forest, Cassian’s words from last night burning in my ears. He’d pulled away, his lips inches from mine, leaving my wolf whining and my chest aching. The Hunter’s Moon Trial wasn’t over, and neither was the danger. Severus’s trap had bloodied Cassian’s leg, and I’d barely kept my scent hidden while bandaging him in the Healing Glade. Now, with the final checkpoint looming, our team—Cassian, Ronan, Lyra, and me—rushed toward the Dominion Arena, the beacon’s glow faint through the trees. My wolfsbane vial was nearly empty, my omega scent threatening to slip, and Cassian’s gray eyes kept finding me, too sharp, too knowing. I was Rank 24, clinging to my disguise, but one wrong move could end it all.A howl split the air, and I skidded to a stop, my knife drawn. Severus’s squad was back, their shadows moving fast. “They’re circling!” I shouted, my voice sharp. Cassian limped beside me, his face grim, blood seeping through his bandage. My stomach

The thought of what Cassian did for me lingered in my mind like a shadow as I hurried to Lyra’s dorm, my heart pounding. Cassian had lied for me during the raid, and something told me it was related to why Rin called him to his office. My secret identity Valeria Rhen, a female omega, pretending to be Val the male alpha with Rank 34 was in jeopardy, and Cassian’s favor hung over me like a storm. “I will be cashing it in soon.” His voice echoed, stirring the mate bond, making my skin prickle even as I dreaded it. A note from Lyra had summoned me, her handwriting urgent: Come now. It’s bad. I knocked, my knuckles white, and she yanked me inside, slamming the door.“What’s going on?” I asked, my voice low, my blue eyes scanning her room. Lyra paced, her blonde hair tangled, her school jacket unbuttoned. The air was thick with tension, the dim lamp casting shadows on her face.“I overheard Renwick and Jeter,” she said, her voice sharp, stopping to face me. “They’re talking about you, Va