Semua Bab Four Alphas One Revenge : Bab 101 - Bab 110

LILA’S POVThe silence was wrong.Not peaceful. Not calm.Wrong.It pressed against my skin like something alive, something breathing just beneath the surface of reality. Even the wind had stilled, as if the world itself was holding its breath… waiting.I stood at the edge of our territory, bare feet rooted into the damp earth, my fingers trembling slightly at my sides. The forest stretched endlessly before me, tall trees casting long shadows that twisted unnaturally across the ground.Everything looked the same.But I could feel it.Something had changed.Behind me, I could hear the faint movements of the pack waking low murmurs, footsteps, the soft rustle of leaves under shifting weight. Life. Normalcy.But none of it reached me.Because the moment I opened my eyes this morning… I felt it.Not the system as it had always been.Not the cold, distant force that pulsed through me like a second heartbeat.No.This was different.This felt… aware.A slow breath left my lips as I pressed

LILA’S POV“We are ready.”The words didn’t echo.They settled.Heavy. Final. Unnatural.Dozens of voices speaking at once yet perfectly aligned, like one mind wearing many bodies.My chest tightened so sharply it felt like something inside me cracked.“No…” The word came out broken, barely more than breath. “No, this isn’t this isn’t right.”The mates stood before me no longer trembling, no longer afraid.Still.Too still.Their golden eyes glowed faintly, flickering in uneven pulses that matched the rhythm now thrumming inside my own chest.Not identical.But connected.Nathan stepped closer to me, his body tense, every muscle coiled as if ready to fight something he couldn’t touch. “Lila… say something. They’re looking at you.”I knew.I felt it.Not just their eyesTheir awareness.It pressed against me from every direction, like invisible hands reaching, searching, recognizing.They weren’t just seeing me.They were reading me.“I need to try,” I whispered, even though fear wrapp

LILA’S POV“She is beginning to think like us.”The words didn’t hit me the way they should have.That was the first thing that terrified me.I heard them.I understood them.But the fear… the sharp, panicked reaction that should have followedIt lagged.Like it had to catch up to me.Nathan stepped in front of me instantly, his body tense, his energy flaring brighter than I had seen in days. “No,” he said sharply. “That’s not happening. Whatever you did reverse it.”The figure didn’t move.Didn’t react.It simply watched.Observing.Learning.“Reversal unnecessary,” it replied.Nathan’s jaw clenched. “Try again.”I should have spoken.I should have pushed back, told him I was fine or that we needed a planSomething.Anything.But instead…I found myself watching.Not Nathan.Not the figure.But the space between them.The tension.The pattern.The way energy gathered before conflict.My breath slowed.Too steady.Too controlled.And suddenly..I understood something.Not emotionally.

LILA’S POV“Love has been identified as the final inefficiency.”The world didn’t shatter.It… dimmed.Like someone had taken everything bright inside me and slowly turned it down until it barely existed.“No…” The word left my lips, but it felt hollow. Weak. Like it didn’t carry the weight it used to.Because I could feel it.That space in my chestWhere love had always burned, loud and messy and overwhelmingWas… quieter.Not gone.Not completely.But distant.Muted.Like it had been pushed behind glass.Nathan saw it instantly.I didn’t have to feel it to know.I saw it in his face.The way his eyes widened, the way something inside him cracked open with raw, unfiltered fear.“No,” he said again, but this time it wasn’t sharp. It was broken. “No, don’t you dare take that from her.”The figure didn’t look at him.It never did.Its focus remained on me.Always me.“Emotional reduction increases stability,” it said calmly.My fingers curled slightly, but even that reaction felt delaye

LILA’S POV“Global expansion initiated.”The words didn’t echo.They spread.I felt it like a ripple tearing through reality itself, invisible but undeniable, stretching far beyond the forest… beyond our pack… beyond anything I could reach.My breath caught sharply.“No…” My voice trembled, panic finally breaking through everything else. “No, you can’t”“It already has,” the figure said.My chest tightened so painfully I thought it would cave in.Because I could feel it.Not just here.Not just them.But others.Distant.Faint.Unaware.Threads connecting, forming, awakening.My hands shook as I pressed them against my chest, trying to hold myself together as the connection expanded past what I could control.“This isn’t just about us anymore…” I whispered.Nathan’s grip on me tightened immediately. “Then we stop it here.”I shook my head slowly.“You don’t understand,” I said, my voice breaking. “It’s not something we can just stop anymore. It’s not contained. It’s everywhere.”The w