All Chapters of The Alpha King's Insane Vow: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

DELILAH“Are you sure that's all you could find?” I asked, my voice laden with irritation. I had only fourth minutes before the trial begun, and there was barely enough evidence to put the culprits behind the rape incident in bars. Vivian shot me a glare as she collapsed on the chair opposite me.“Then why don't you try performing a divination to get what you want?” she snapped. “Do you have how long I spent trying to beg the moon goddess to grant me the power of backsight?”I forced myself to swallow down the curse in my throat after hearing her words. After all, Olivia's specialty was seeing the future indeed, so I could only imagine her stress when I asked her to investigate the past for me. She was mad, but she still tried her best to do me a favor. That was the only reason I was trying my best not to be too disappointed in the little evidence she managed to acquire. It'll just have to do, I guess. I gathered the files on my table in my hands and rose to my feet. It was best t

VIKTORThe moment I heard the soft hiss of pain coming from Delilah, I wanted to gut Stephen with my claws. I could already imagine ripping out his throat with my teeth, just to see his eyes go lifeless before it hit the floor. My wolf snarled at me, cursing me for not reacting when we should have lunged at him already. But this wasn't like one of our enemies we fought in the Zverin Pack. This was a young man who was still a pup in the eyes of the pack, so I really hated the thought of having to kill him. “You are making a grave mistake.” “No, you're the one who's making a very big mistake!” he snapped. “I don't care who the hell you are. If you don't let me and my father go, I swear I will kill your woman!”The entire crowd gasped. My wolf snarled at him. He was threatening me, of all people, over a woman that didn't even want to have anything to do with me. Kill him, my wolf insisted. He didn't like this situation at all. Protecting our image and reputation as the Bloodthirst

VIKTORA sharp scream cut through the air like a blade.My body reacted before my mind could catch up. Every muscle tensed as I picked up speed and ran towards the building, my instincts already clawing their way to the surface.But Delilah was faster.She was already moving the moment the sound echoed, her figure slipping through the corridor with urgency and precision. Keith stumbled after her, his unease now turning into full panic. I followed close behind, my senses stretching outward, catching every tremor in the air.Something was wrong.We reached the source within seconds. A door was swung a little, its hinges creaking as Delilah shoved it open fully.What we saw made me freeze on sight. The room looked like it had been torn apart from the inside. Furniture was overturned, splintered wood scattered across the floor. But it was not the destruction that held my attention.The vines were everywhere.They were thick and dark, pulsing faintly as if something alive moved beneath th

VIKTOR.The moment her body was dragged across the floor, something primal surged to the surface, violent and absolute. All my thoughts and reason disappeared until there was only one thought left in my mind. Her.So I moved.The world slowed as my claws tore free, bone shifting beneath skin, muscles tightening with lethal precision. The tendril coiled around Delilah tightened, dragging her toward that thing presiding in a man’s body.No. There was no way I was going to let anyone, or anything take away the woman I loved away from me. So I lunged at him. My claws sliced through the vine in a single motion. Resistance met me for a fraction of a second before it gave way with a wet, tearing sound. The severed tendril recoiled violently, writhing like something alive as Delilah dropped.I caught her before she hit the ground, pulling her into me for the briefest moment. The sound of her heartbeat resonating against mine threatened to overwhelm me with relief, but it wasn't over yet.

DELILAH"You can't do this to us!" Vivian screamed in protest as the guards pushed us towards the forest. "We are still women serving the moon goddess. How dare you treat us this way?!"I quickly sent her a warning look, causing her to fall silent. Although she was the only one who kept complaining about the rough handling the priestesses suffered from, I was also furious about the situation. However, my moon magic had depleted greatly after simultaneously getting rid of the mysterious vines twice in a row, along with Keith's funeral. Since there was a high possibility that I could collapse at any moment, I did not wish to use my magic unless it was absolutely necessary.So, I let them lead us to the centre of the forest. When we finally stopped, they took off the blindfolds from our eyes and stepped away. My eyes hurt when I opened them because of the intrusion of sunlight filtering through the canopy of trees. As soon as my vision cleared a bit, the first person I saw standing in fr