All Chapters of The Alpha King's Insane Vow: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

VIKTORI thought it was a dream. I had been hearing a lot of strange things for a while now. Everything seemed like an illusion and I no longer trusted what was real and what wasn't. But deep down, I wished that this was real.The sound of her voice drifting closer. My wolf snarled at the thought, not believing it. He reigned supreme in my consciousness, not letting me sense my environment properly. He considered me weak and incapable, not worthy of the raw, dominant Alpha King's power he had gotten for us. I tried to fight him. I really did, but it was like there was another external force aiding him. Strengthening him and his intention to take over my body. The knowledge of this external power fuelled my determination to regain control however the cost. I would not let the moon goddess succeed. Ever since I felt unconscious in the healer's cabin, I had known that she'll interfere in my plans to win back Delilah. She appeared to me in my dreams as a wolf. In those dreams, she em

DELILAH Two days later...I paced back and forth restlessly in my room, waiting for a response from Viktor's royal quarters. After speaking to Caspian about canceling the Blood Hunt event, he told me to ask Viktor for permission instead. How could I be so stupid to forget about his presence? With him in the pack, he was now the only one with the sole authority to cancel the Blood Hunt. And convincing him seemed like an impossible task. Of course he would refuse, I thought to myself. He was not going to risk arousing the pack's displeasure since this was a very important ceremony, one that involved their young too. Besides, I knew how much he loved hunting and he would surely favor the barbaric event. However I knew I had to try. So I sent countless letters to him, requesting for his permission to cancel the Blood Hunt. But there had been no responses. Not even one. At first, I was worried that something bad might have happened to his wolf again. But Olivia sent us word that he

DELILAHIt was finally the night of the Blood Hunt. The entire pack was gathered at the Moon Temple, standing around the sacred platform which had been prepared weeks before for this exact moment. This was the only time the time when the men were allowed to bypass the powerful barrier that protected the fragile, delicate women within. I stood at the center of the platform, chanting incantations as the priestesses danced around me and Lily. The silver runes glowed at the ground as time passed, making others stare with awe and reverence. When the first ritual was complete, I turned to the first line of people that stood nearest to the platform. It was Viktor, dressed in his formal attire in black and red fur that draped over his muscled body, matching with his black pants. His black hair was slicked back and adorned with a golden crown, accentuating his handsome face and crimson eyes that watched me with intensity. Behind him was Caspian and his pack elders, all wearing the green c

DELILAHAfter the attack that occurred on the Blood Hunt, Caspian immediately issued a command that the pack would go under lockdown. There was a curfew set within the pack from 9 pm, and the security was tightened to the point of suffocation around the pack boundaries. The sentries patrolled day and night, searching for any remnants of the rogue wolves that attacked the pack the previous day, but there were no results. Vivian returned to the Moon Temple with a displeased expression, nearly snapping at every priestess who crossed her path until she reached my office. After settling in my seat, I waited for her to finish drinking the lemonade she grabbed from my desk before talking to her."What happened now?" Vivian didn't reply right away. Instead, she sank into my seat tiredly before wiping the flowing fabric of her sparkling white priestess gown as if there was some invisible dust there. Then she finally replied, "It's Caspian. If that damn bastard thinks that he can boss me aro

DELILAH My pulse thundered in my ears. The existence of rogue wolves was close to none in this region, so I had only dealt with these kinds of situations four times in the past three years. The sight of these women turning rogue and struggling to deliver their children at the same time made my heart squeeze. "Delilah?"I snapped out of my thoughts after hearing Olivia's panicked voice. I took a long, shaky breath to suppress my fear before stepping forward and lifting my hands.“I’m going to try to purify them,” I said.Before anyone could respond, I began whispering the spell under my breath.Silver light gathered around my fingers as ancient words rolled off my tongue, vibrating with power. I watched the silver light settle over the women's weak bodies, a sharp contrast to the sunlight pouring in from the window. For a while, nothing happened. Then black smoke began to seep from the women’s bodies. It crawled from their mouths, their eyes, their skin like something alive, twisti