All Chapters of The Alpha King's Insane Vow: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

DELILAHAfter two weeks of searching for Iris without any success, I decided to ask for Caspian's help. When the sun had barely risen, three other priestesses and I waited at the forest entrance, where the pack normally emerged after their morning run, paw marks pressed into the fresh, damp earth. Dawn bled slowly into the forest, thin strands of silver light slipping through the towering pines. The air was sharp with morning chill, dew clinging to leaves and brushing cold against my ankles. As time passed by, anxiety clawed within the walls of my mind. I had not slept well since Iris's disappearance, and each day reminded me of the precarious consequences that would unfold if someone found her before I did.So I kept my posture composed, hands folded neatly before me, even as exhaustion threatened to overwhelm me. Waiting was no problem for me. I had grown accustomed to waiting on matters related to the moon goddess, pack matters, and even fate itself. So, I stood resolute, refusing

VIKTORI leaned into my chair, combat boots splayed on the mahogany desk as I glanced at the large TV in front of me. The air in the room was tense and oppressive as I stared at the faces of my Grand Council elders, each one filled with fear and unease. They had every right to be scared right now, because they were very well aware that distance couldn't save them from my impending wrath. "So," I began, my wolf rising dangerously to the surface. "You're telling me that you still don't have an idea who's been killing the animals in the Sacred Forest?"The pack elders remained silent, their eyes faces frozen in tiny squares. Fury coiled tight in my chest, heavy and deliberate, the kind that didn't require any yelling. I moved my boots off the desk and leaned forward, letting them see the calm that raged before the storm. "Are you all fucking with me?"The room immediately exploded with noises, the elders' voices echoing through the large TV which irritated my wolf to no end. Before I

DELILAHMy skin prickled with fear as Viktor shoved me behind him, keeping his eyes and ears sharp on the movements of the forest. A cloud had eclipsed the moon, plunging us into darkness but we were still able to see properly because of our extraordinary eyesight. Viktor moved like a predator, placing his hand around me while inspecting the forest. The howls in the forest got even louder, more ominous as we waited in the spot. “When you see one of them,” he murmured, voice low and deadly calm, “you run. As far as you can. Don’t you dare engage even one.”I nodded solemnly, even though I knew there was no way I was going to abandon him here. My wolf and I had both conversing energy for this moment, the time were we would both be able to help him if danger ever arose. However, transforming into my wolf often left me weak and drained for several days. That was obviously dangerous situation to happen in this forest but I didn't have a choice. The forest answered Viktor’s warning befo

DELILAH By the time I went to meet my alpha, he was nowhere in sight. All I saw were a group of men waiting at the other end of the barrier. I quickly approaching them, my brand new priestess robes sweeping across the dewy grass as I moved. I addressed the first person I recognized through the glowing barrier. "Keith," I said, my eyes searching for someone behind him. "What are you doing here? Where's Caspian?"Keith and his men bowed their heads before he responded. "Caspian had to conduct morning runs with the pack. But he asked me to tell you to come to his mansion around noon."My relief quickly morphed into trepidation after hearing his words. They must have picked up our scents from the lands and tracked us to this place. If they ever discovered that Vivian and I were the ones who killed those Dark Force soldiers, then we would surely lose our lives. With that thought in mind, I quickly summoned a smile. "Why is he summoning me?"Keith exchanged glances with his men before

VIKTORI paced back and forth in the forest behind Caspian's mansion, waiting for Delilah. The moon shone bright in the sky, illuminating the entire forest. The only thing that was keeping me from charging into that damn Moon Temple was the knowledge that the barrier would never allow any male to trespass it's sacred lands. But damn, I was losing my mind. I had been waiting for her for four hours, yet Delilah was nowhere to be seen. She didn't send a message, neither did she even send someone to warn me of her late arrival. At the first few hours, I worried that Caspian had somehow stopped her from coming but Kytiri would have informed me already. "Your Majesty, perhaps we should go back for now," Adin suggested. "It's already past midnight. We still have an important day ahead of us."I closed my eyes and let out a weary exhale. Tomorrow was my royal tour in the Vyrclaw Pack, which meant that I had a long day ahead of me. But the only thing I could think about was the fact that D