Todos os capítulos de The Alpha King's Plus Size Mate : Capítulo 341 - Capítulo 350

Alpha Kingsley POVI had never run so hard in my life.The courtyard behind me was a field of corpses and smoke, and the way into the ruins had been choked with fallen stone and black cultists who threw themselves at my claws as though death were a gift. I tore through them all. Argon drove my legs, and my paws split the rubble like it was dry bark."Faster," he snarled inside my head. "She is going to get hurt," he urged me."I know," I muttered, irritated by his constant nagging, as if I could not understand the stakes too. Whenever it involved Olivia, he forgot that he was my wolf.I could feel it. The bond had been a thin, trembling thread for the last several minutes, and now it flared with a pain that was not mine. It lodged in my ribs and my left arm, and it made my vision swim.I burst through the last collapsed pathway and skidded to a halt.The chamber in front of me was destroyed. Pillars lay broken like the bones of some enormous beast, and the floor had split open, leakin

Olivia POVMy eyes flew open as I woke up from what felt like a coma, only to discover that I was back in the Moon Temple.How long had I been out?At first, I was dazed, struggling to make sense of my surroundings. The familiar ceiling above me and the faint scent of herbs in the room slowly brought me back to reality.For a few precious moments, I wished I could remain in that state of blankness, where I was completely clueless about everything happening around me.Just a moment of peace, even if brief.A moment to escape this cruel world and all its schemes.Unfortunately, the respite didn’t last.The memories came rushing back, one after another, until I could no longer pretend that I had forgotten anything.The battle at Blood Valley.The ancient god.The dark sphere.And him.Alpha Kingsley.My deadbeat mate.I was supposed to hate him. I was supposed to have nothing more to do with him.Not after everything I had been through. Not after what he had done to me. Not after the pai

Olivia POV I came out of the room hours later, after Amelia left to get some fresh air in the garden. I learnt from her that I had been unconscious for seven days. No wonder my whole body felt so stiff. Getting out of bed, I could feel exhaustion ingrained in my bones. It was as though I had been crushed beneath a mountain. I had never felt this weak in my entire life. I wore a loose robe before leaving for the gardens at the back of the Moon Temple. It was a secluded spot and the perfect place for relaxation. Whenever I needed to clear my head or escape the restlessness of Amelia and the demanding duties of the Lady of the Moon Temple, I would normally come here. There was a small spring-water fountain in one corner of the garden. Its clear water flowed through the yard, supplying the flower beds and the surrounding vegetation. The chirping of birds filled the air as they flew around, occasionally perching on the flowers. Insects fluttered among the plants, carefully avoiding

Olivia POV I rubbed my forehead, feeling the beginning of a headache. The threat hasn’t been resolved fully but only delayed and might bite harder next time. “Did you find anything else?” I asked. Karl remained quiet for a moment and then he reached into his pocket and brought out a small piece of dark metal. My eyes narrowed immediately. “What is that?” “We found it near the remains of the chamber. It was partially buried beneath the rubble” He replied placing it on the stone between us. At first glance, it looked like a broken fragment of an ancient chain. Its surface was blackened, and several thin lines ran across it. But the markings engraved into the metal caught my attention immediately. I leaned closer for a better look and my heart skipped a beat. Those markings. I knew them. Not from the Moon Temple’s ordinary records or the scrolls Selena had shown me during my training. I had seen them somewhere else -Somewhere I could never forget even if I wanted

Olivia POV “Go show Selena the broken fragment,” I commanded. “Find out if she recognizes it or knows anything about it that we can look into,” I added. Karl nodded, but before he could leave, I continued speaking. Something told me that understanding where the fragment came from, or learning more about the runes on the coffin that bound Baalzelbul, might be the key to defeating him. And this time, sealing him again might not be enough. It might not even be the right solution. Perhaps silencing him forever would be the best option. I clenched my fists tightly. My ancestors, or those who came before me, had failed to end him or solve this problem permanently. But I would strive to put a final stop to the activities of the Evil God Organization. I didn’t know how yet. I couldn’t even defeat a weakened, resurrected god. How was I supposed to destroy him permanently? The thought alone was enough to make me question my abilities. It seemed impossible and far-fetched,