Todos os capítulos de The Alpha King's Plus Size Mate : Capítulo 321 - Capítulo 330

Olivia POVAlpha Kingsley was already closing in, and with a swipe of his claw he attacked — a flash of lightning appearing.Elder Marcus raised his staff, muttering some words in a hushed, low tone, and the runes carved into the wood suddenly began to glow.A strange pressure filled the clearing.The air itself seemed to bend toward something I couldn't understand, and breathing became hard, taking twice the effort as before.My instincts screamed."Get down!" I commanded.Karl pulled Linda to the ground just as a wave of dark energy tore through the trees.Branches exploded.Leaves scattered into the air, and debris flew everywhere.The scent of burnt wood filled my lungs.I raised my hand, summoning a wind field to shield myself and Linda.When the force finally passed, I looked up.Elder Marcus was gone."Damn it!"Karl pushed himself to his feet."He used the distraction to escape," he said."No."I looked toward the ground.Something else had caught my attention.A small black o

Olivia POVThe moment I came outside to the pack house, I could feel the tension in the air.Everyone knew something was happening.The Blood Shadow Warriors and some elite team of the Blood Moon Pack were already preparing to leave.Weapons were being checked. Horses were being saddled. Bags of supplies were being loaded onto carts while the stronger warriors gathered near the entrance, waiting for command.Blood Valley was waiting for us.And somewhere inside that cursed valley were Amelia and Linda’s brother.I had barely stepped into the main hall when Kingsley appeared.His expression immediately told me he had already heard everything.“You’re not going.”I stopped.For a moment, I simply stared at him.Then I continued walking.“Excuse me?”“You heard me.”His voice was firm.Too firm for my liking.What gave him the right or made him think he could decide for me or make decisions for me like before?I turned slowly to face him.“I’m going to Blood Valley.”“No. It’s too danger

Olivia POV We rode through the night without stopping. The Moon Guardians kept a disciplined formation around me, their horses' hooves falling in near-perfect rhythm against the frozen dirt road. Karl rode just ahead, scanning the tree lines on either side of us with the kind of vigilance that never fully relaxed. Behind us, Kingsley's blood shadow warriors moved like a second shadow stretched across the land, silent and precise. Nobody spoke much. There wasn't much left to say that hadn't already been said, and every one of us understood what waited at the end of this road. Less than a day now. I could feel the deadline pressing against my ribs like a physical weight, tightening with every mile that passed. Somewhere ahead of us, Amelia was counting down the same hours I was, if she was even able to count anything at all anymore. I pushed the thought away before it could take root and grow into something I couldn't ride through. By the time the sky began to lighten at the edges

Olivia POV"You can't go in." Alpha Kingsley held my hand. His rough palm gripped me so tightly that I could feel the burn of his determination.I looked into his eyes and wished I never had. They were filled with worry and dread.Like he feared the very thought of losing something very important to him.*Did he really care about me that much?* I asked myself.I pulled my hand out of his grip."Let me go in instead," he offered."You can trust me to save them.""Only the Lady of the Moon Temple is allowed inside," the man said before anyone could say anything else — a devious smirk on his face."I will go," I spoke suddenly."Good."The black-cloaked guy and the man laughed in triumph, like they had just won a major battle."But…" I cut short their laughter. "I need you to let them go once I go in.""Or…"I let the threat hang in the air."Hahahaha."The man laughed."Deal," he said.Turning to Karl, I whispered, "I will be back. You stick to the plan," I instructed."Okay."I turned

Olivia POV I looked around the chamber, and the whole place felt eerie, wrapped in a darkness that pressed against my skin like something physical. The ceiling disappeared into shadow somewhere far above, swallowing whatever light might have reached it. Hundreds of black candles stood around the chamber, their flames burning without producing any warmth. Their flames weren't normal like the real flames I knew. They were blood red. Almost black. In the center of the chamber stood a circular platform covered in ancient symbols. A giant black coffin was suspended mid-air above it, unmoving, as though gravity itself had agreed to leave it alone. Runic chains etched with strange ancient symbols wrapped around the massive coffin, binding it on every side. Looking closer, I saw that some of the chains had already broken, snapped clean through and hanging loose, leaving only a few still intact — and those few looked strained, trembling faintly as if something inside were testing them. A