All Chapters of Four Alphas One Revenge : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

LILA’S POVThe victory should have felt like relief.It should have felt like triumph.But as the last echoes of battle faded and the forest slowly returned to life, something inside me refused to settle.Because Ryker hadn’t come.I stood in the clearing long after the others began to disperse, my wings half-folded, golden energy dim but restless beneath my skin. The scent of burnt shadows still lingered in the air, thick and unnatural, like something that refused to fully leave.Nathan stayed beside me, silent, his presence steady.“You feel it too, don’t you?” I asked quietly, eyes fixed on the treeline.He didn’t pretend to misunderstand. “Yeah,” he said. “That wasn’t an attack… it was a message.”A slow chill slid down my spine.Not a battle.A warning.Or worse… a measurement.Behind us, the pack began regrouping. The rejected mates,my people moved differently now. Stronger. More confident. But beneath that confidence, I could feel it.The fear.The realization.That this wasn’t

LILA’S POVThe howl didn’t fade.It lingered.Long after the sound itself disappeared, the feeling of it stayed curling through the air like something alive, something watching, something waiting.My entire body went still.Not frozen from fear…But from instinct.Every part of me knewThat wasn’t a wolf.“It’s close,” Nathan said quietly, his hand brushing mine, his golden aura flickering like a warning flame.Too close.The forest felt wrong again. Not silent like before but aware. Every leaf, every shadow, every breath of wind felt like it was holding something back.“Everyone tight formation,” I ordered, my voice steady even as my heart pounded. “No one moves alone.”The pack reacted instantly.Wolves shifted. Mates gathered. Energy flared.But it wasn’t the same as before.This time…There was hesitation.Fear.Not loud. Not obvious.But I felt it.Because I carried it too.Marcus stepped to my left, his presence fierce, protective. “Say the word,” he muttered. “I’ll tear it apar

LILA’S POVFor a moment…No one moved.No one breathed.The entire forest seemed to freeze under the weight of her presence.My sister stood at the edge of the clearing like a nightmare made real red eyes glowing, shadows coiling around her body like living things. Behind her, the darkness shifted, dozens of figures stepping forward slowly, their forms half-seen, half-swallowed by shadow.And then I felt it.Not fear.Not exactly.Something worse.Recognition.Power calling to power.My chest tightened as something deep inside me stirred something ancient, something that responded to her.No.I clenched my fists, forcing it down.She is not me.“Lila…” Nathan’s voice came from behind me, low, tense. “What… what is that?”I swallowed, my throat dry.“My sister,” I said.The words felt wrong in my mouth.Too small for what she had become.A ripple went through the pack.Confusion.Shock.Fear.Marcus stepped forward slightly, his body angling protectively in front of a group of younger m

LILA’S POVIt was burning.Noconsuming.My body arched off the ground as something inside me ripped through every vein, every nerve, every piece of me that still felt like mine. The pain wasn’t just physical it was deeper than that.It felt like something was trying to rewrite me from the inside out.“LILA!”Voices crashed around me, distant and distorted, like I was underwater.My vision flickered.Gold.Darkness.GoldThen red.I gasped, choking on air that felt too thick, too heavy, like even breathing had become a battle I was losing.“Get back!” Ethan’s voice roared.“No!” NathanNathan.The sound of his voice cut through everything.My body jerked violently as I tried to focus, tried to hold onto that sound, that one anchor in the chaos tearing me apart.“Nathan…” I whispered, my voice barely mine.I could feel him close.Alive.Breathing.Relief should have come.But it didn’t.Because something else came with it.Hunger.My stomach twisted violently as a new sensation slammed

LILA’S POVKneel.The command wasn’t spoken out loud.It didn’t need to be.It pulsed through the air like a heartbeat that didn’t belong to meand yet……it did.The corrupted mates dropped to their knees all at once.Thirty… forty… I didn’t even know anymore.Every single one of them bowed their heads not in defeat.In obedience.My breath hitched.“No…” I whispered.But the word felt weak.Distant.Like it didn’t belong to me either.Because deep inside…Something answered.Yes.The power inside me surged again—dark and golden energy twisting together violently, feeding off each other, growing stronger with every second.“Lila…”Nathan’s voice trembled beside me.I turned slowly.And the moment our eyes metSomething shifted.His golden aura flickered.Dimmed.Like my presence alone was draining him.Fear flashed across his face.Not fear of me.Fear for me.That made something inside me tighten.Crack.For a secondI felt myself again.“Don’t come closer,” I said hoarsely.But even