Semua Bab Claimed By The Alphas Who Betrayed Me: Bab 41 - Bab 46

The attack came at dawn on a day so ordinary that we almost missed the signs.No massive assault. No dramatic arrival. Just twelve individuals appearing at various points around alliance territories with the quiet confidence of beings who had never been seriously challenged.Cassandra materialized at our northern border with two companions I did not recognize. She walked through the patrol line without resistance because the wolves stationed there simply stopped moving when she commanded them to stand aside.Through the communication network I heard similar reports from allied territories. Primes appearing at different locations. Guards freezing in place. Defenses bypassed with words rather than violence."They are positioning themselves," Elena said, studying the tactical map where we had marked each Prime's location. She had been awake all night, too tense to sleep, tracking movements through intelligence reports. "Creating a perimeter around all alliance territories. When they are

Elena slept for three days.Not normal sleep. The deep, healing unconsciousness of someone whose body and mind had been pushed far beyond sustainable limits. Maren monitored her constantly, checking her vitals and making sure she was recovering rather than just shutting down from the strain.“She will wake when she is ready,” Maren said on the second day when I asked if we should be worried. “Her body is processing what she did. The amount of power she channelled would have killed most adults. The fact that she survived it at all is remarkable. Let her rest.”So we waited. Damien and I took turns sitting beside her bed. Holding her hand. Sending reassurance through the bond, even though we did not know if she could feel it in sleep that deeply.The alliance used those three days to process what had happened. Messages came from every territory reporting that the Primes had withdrawn completely. No more perimeter positions. No more threatening presence. Just silence from beings who had

Elena had been running Convergence for six months when the first student disappeared.Her name was Lila. Sixteen years old, from a small pack in the eastern territories. Quiet, studious, showing early signs of unusual power that her pack could not help her manage. She had come to Convergence eager to learn.And now she was gone."She was in her room at midnight bed check," the resident advisor reported. "By morning, her bed was empty. Window open. No scent trail. No sign of struggle. Just gone."Elena stood in the empty room looking at the open window. Through the bond, I felt her immediate shift from teacher to tactician. The softness she had cultivated over the last few years was hardening into something sharper."This was not a runaway," she said. "Lila loved it here. She had no reason to leave.""Then what?" I asked. I had come to Convergence when Elena called, sensing through the bond that something was badly wrong."Someone took her. Someone who knows how to hide their scent tra