All Chapters of Rejected and Pregnant: The Alpha King’s Forbidden Heir : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The battlefield erupted again.The moment Lucien gave the order, wolves surged forward in a violent wave. The clash of claws, fangs, and steel echoed across the valley as the two armies collided once more.Kael shifted instantly.His massive black wolf tore into the enemy ranks like a living weapon. One Black Fang warrior lunged toward him, but Kael slammed into the wolf with brutal force, sending it rolling across the muddy ground.Beside him, Alpha Marcus fought just as fiercely.Two Alphas leading the charge changed the rhythm of the battle. Their combined strength pushed the Black Fang warriors backward step by step.Rowan darted through the chaos, shifting between forms as he attacked, his movements sharp and precise.For the first time that night…Kael’s side was gaining ground.But high above the battlefield, Darian Voss remained untouched.He stood calmly on the ridge, watching the war unfold beneath him like a strategist studying a board.His attention never left Aira.The gl

The battlefield trembled under the rising tension.Wolves snarled, warriors clashed, and the valley echoed with the sound of war but something deeper was beginning to stir beneath the chaos.Aira felt it first.The heat in her veins surged again, stronger than before, spreading from her wrist through her entire body. The glowing mark blazed brighter, the ancient runes pulsing like a living heartbeat.She staggered slightly.“Aira!” Rowan’s voice echoed from somewhere behind her, but she barely heard him.Something inside her was changing.Or rather…Something inside the child was waking.Across the battlefield, wolves suddenly slowed.Even the fiercest fighters hesitated.A powerful pressure rolled across the valley like invisible thunder.Alpha Marcus stopped mid-fight, his wolf raising its head instinctively.“What is that…” he murmured.Because every wolf felt it now.Dominance.Ancient and absolute.Not from Kael.Not from Lucien.But from the glowing woman standing in the courtya

Aira’s scream cut through the silent battlefield.“Kael!”She dropped to her knees beside him as he staggered slightly, blood already soaking through his shirt where the silver bolt had struck.Rowan crouched beside them instantly.“Don’t move,” he said sharply.But Kael ignored him.The Alpha’s breathing was rough, every inhale clearly painful, yet his golden eyes remained locked on the ridge where Darian Voss stood.“You’re not dying tonight,” Rowan muttered as he carefully snapped the shaft of the bolt.Kael grabbed his wrist.“Leave it.”Rowan frowned.“If I pull it out wrong, the silver will tear more muscle.”Aira’s hands trembled as she pressed them gently against Kael’s side, trying to stop the bleeding.“You took that for me…” she whispered.Kael looked down at her, his expression softening despite the pain.“Of course I did.”The simple answer made her chest tighten painfully.But before she could respond.The golden glow around her suddenly pulsed again.Stronger.Brighter.

The thunder cracked so violently that the ground trembled.Rain poured harder now, turning the battlefield into mud and shadow. The thick black smoke from Darian’s bomb still rolled across the courtyard, blinding warriors and wolves alike.Inside the chaos—The golden light around Aira exploded again.Brighter.Hotter.Uncontrolled.Rowan felt the pressure slam into him like a physical force.“Oh no,” he muttered.Across the battlefield, wolves cried out as the dominance wave hit them again. Those who had just managed to rise from the ground were forced back down, their bodies trembling.The unborn Blood Alpha had reacted to Aira’s fear.And this time…The command wasn’t calm.It was furious.Kael and Darian crashed through the mud as they fought inside the smoke.The hunter twisted sharply, driving his dagger toward Kael’s ribs again.Kael caught his wrist just in time.The two men locked in a brutal struggle, muscles straining as rain poured down on them.“You’re slowing down,” Dari

The storm raged over the valley.Lightning tore through the sky, illuminating the battlefield in violent flashes of white. Rain poured endlessly, soaking the bloodstained ground and the fallen warriors who still struggled beneath the fading pressure of the Blood Alpha’s power.But at the center of the courtyard, the world seemed to narrow to three people.Kael.Aira.And the hunter walking toward them.Darian Voss.Darian stepped calmly through the mud, rain sliding down his dark coat. His dagger spun lazily in his hand as if he were walking into a casual conversation instead of the center of a battlefield.Rowan staggered forward to block his path.“That’s far enough.”Darian barely slowed.“You’re injured.”“So are you,” Rowan snapped.Darian smiled faintly.“Yes, but I’m not the one trying to protect a prophecy.”The hunter moved suddenly.Rowan barely had time to react before Darian’s dagger flashed.Steel clashed as Rowan deflected the blade with his own knife, sparks flying betw