Lahat ng Kabanata ng Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By His Uncle: Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Darius povThe sky had not yet broken into dawn when Kade arrived.. I felt him before I saw him.The shift in the air.. The urgency.It was the kind that did not belong to routine reports or ordinary movement between territories.I stepped out into the courtyard just as he crossed through the gates, his horse still breathing hard, foam gathering at its mouth, its sides heaving with exhaustion.Kade slid down before the guards could even steady the reins.“Darius,” he called, his voice tight.I did not waste time. “Are you certain?” I asked immediately.There were no greetings, no pleasantries.. Only truth.Kade’s chest rose and fell heavily as he nodded. “Yes.”The word landed like a blade and I held his gaze. “Say it again,” I said quietly.“Dustfang is back.”For a moment, the world narrowed into that single truth.Dustfang.A name buried in history.A name tied to blood, annihilation, and the kind of war that reshaped kingdoms.“They were wiped out,” I said, more to myself than to

Darius‘Kade!’ Chiron screamed..War had a sound and It was not just the clash of steel or the tearing of flesh.It was the scream that came too late, it was the breath that never finished, it was the moment everything broke.. And I heard all of it at once as I saw him.Kade.From across the courtyard, through fire and bodies and chaos, I saw him fall.My vision narrowed instantly, the world around me dimming as my focus locked onto the one thing that mattered.He was on the ground he was not moving and blood was pooling beneath him.“Aurelian!” I heard him say faintly, even from the distance.Then nothing.Something inside me snapped.I took a step forward.Then another.But the battlefield surged between us like a living wall.Dustfang wolves poured in from every direction, cutting off every path, every attempt to reach him.“Kade!” I roared, my voice ripping from my chest.No response.. Only more enemies.. Only more blood.I cut through the first one with brutal precision, my blad

Fael povHer… Her.. The child she carried is not mine!!The fire did not stop.Even when the fighting had slowed, even when the clash of steel began to thin into scattered sounds instead of chaos, the fire remained.It crackled.. It spread.. It devoured.. And I stood in the middle of it, unable to move.“Liora what.. What.. What are you saying.. What do you mean.. I.. I dont understand what you're saying what do you mean you carry his child.. what do you mean by his child.. when .. when did this whole.. LIORA”“I said what I said and as it stands I have to rest now,” she had said so lightly, as if this was nothing more than a gathering she had grown bored of. “What I had planned flopped but I’m sure you all have a lot of catching up to do.”Her gaze had lingered on me then. “Oh,” she added with a small chuckle, “I mean… continue with your fight.”The words had cut deeper than any blade.She turned to leave and for a second… I thought she would hesitate, I thought she would look back

Darius povThe cold of the North did not comfort instead It sharpened everything.The pain.The loss.The silence.Clawfrost stood as it always had, carved into ice and stone, unyielding against the world, but even here… something felt different.The gates had barely closed behind us before the weight of what we had brought back settled over the pack like a storm that refused to break.Survivors.Wounded.Grieving.Broken.I stood at the center of it all, my vision narrowed on one side, the healer’s hands firm but careful as they worked around my eye.“Hold still,” she said quietly.“I am,” I replied.“Your version of still is… concerning.”I did not respond to that because my focus was not on the pain, it was not on the injury, it was not even on the blood I could still feel drying against my skin.It was on them.. Seraphine and Aurelian.Across the chamber, she knelt beside him, her hands gentle, her voice soft as she tried to calm him.But nothing was working.“I want uncle Kade,”

Seraphines pov“My blood… belongs to them.”The words had barely left my lips before silence swallowed them whole.I sat there for what felt like an eternity, staring down at the open pages, at the symbol that had rewritten everything I thought I knew about myself.Dustfang was not just an enemy, they were not just a forgotten name dragged back from the dead.But they were something far more dangerous, something… personal.My fingers trembled slightly as I closed the book, the sound echoing softly in the empty library.“No,” I whispered again, but this time there was no resistance behind it.Only fear because deep down… I already knew.I had felt it.It had been blood.‘Calm down Seraphine.. I need you to breathe.. if you panic more than you already have we might turn this library into debris’ she spoke again.I pushed myself to my feet slowly, my body suddenly feeling heavier than it should.Everything felt different, the air, the books, even the ground beneath my feet.It was as if