บททั้งหมดของ THE ALPHA CHOOSE THE WRONG SISTER : บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

Aria’s POV The council room stayed silent after Lucien spoke. Nobody moved for several seconds. Rylan finally broke the silence first. “I’m sorry, but are we seriously expecting someone who disappeared years ago to suddenly walk through the front door?” “No,” Mira answered quietly. “Not like that.” Maya looked nervous again. “That answer somehow made me feel worse.” Lucien’s attention remained on the prophecy books lying across the table. His expression had become more serious after the symbol of the Order of Ash was discovered near the territory. Dravenna slowly sat back inside the silver cage. “Malvora would never wait now that the prophecy has fully activated.” Damon crossed his arms. “You keep saying fully activated.” “Because it has,” Dravenna replied calmly. “Aria awakened first. Then Lucien returned. Those were the two conditions tied to the prophecy.” Mira nodded slowly. “And now the final stage begins.” Before anyone could continue speaking, the silver ma

Aria’s POV The council room became completely silent after Malvora appeared. Warriors surrounded the room immediately while Rylan moved toward the entrance with several guards behind him. Damon stayed beside me protectively, and Lucien stood near Seraphina with a dangerous expression on his face. Malvora looked calm despite being surrounded. She was tall and pale, dressed completely in black. Dark markings spread across her neck and hands, and her dark violet eyes moved slowly across the room before stopping on me. For a moment, neither of us spoke. Then she smiled slightly. “So this is the prophecy child,” she said calmly. “You look more like your mother than I expected.” Lucien’s expression hardened immediately. “Do not speak about her.” Malvora ignored him completely. Damon stepped forward slightly. “You entered my territory without permission. Start talking before I throw you out myself.” Malvora finally looked toward him. “You must be Damon.” “I am.” “The

Damon’s POV Nobody in the council room relaxed after Malvora’s warning. Even inside the silver cage, she looked too confident for someone who had just lost a fight. Dravenna sat across from her with crossed arms, watching her carefully like she was waiting for the right moment to insult her again. Aria stood beside me quietly while Lucien and Seraphina remained near the council table speaking softly with Mira and Evelynn. Rylan walked toward me after speaking with the guards outside. “The entire territory already knows something happened,” he said quietly. “The energy from the fight spread across the borders.” I nodded once. “Increase patrols.” “Already done.” Rylan lowered his voice slightly. “Some warriors are nervous.” “That’s expected.” “They’re more than nervous,” he admitted. “Witches inside the territory. Vampire nobles arriving. Prophecy talk everywhere. Then Aria defeats Malvora in front of everyone.” I looked toward the room calmly. “And?” Rylan sighed

Damon’s POV The entire council room became tense the moment the stranger appeared. Every warrior moved immediately. Rylan stepped forward with several guards while Lucien positioned himself closer to Seraphina and Aria. Even the witches looked uneasy now. The man near the entrance remained calm despite everyone preparing for a fight. He looked older than Lucien but carried himself like someone used to authority. Dark grey clothing covered most of his body while ancient markings spread across his hands and neck. His black eyes stayed fixed on Aria. Nobody spoke first. Then I stepped forward. “You entered my territory without permission,” I said coldly. “Start explaining why you’re here.” The man finally looked toward me. “You are Damon.” “I asked a question.” A faint smile appeared on his face. “Protective. Your father behaved the same way.” That immediately caught my attention. “You knew my father?” “Everyone important knew your father.” Rylan looked annoy

Aria’s POV The next morning felt calmer than the previous days. For the first time in a long while, nobody was fighting, arguing, or preparing for battle. The pack house was quieter, and most people were finally resting after everything that happened. I was sitting with Damon in the dining hall when Maya walked in carrying food. “You both need to eat before another disaster appears,” she said seriously. Rylan walked in behind her. “Please don’t say disaster this early in the morning.” Maya placed the plates down. “At this point, I expect one every day.” Damon shook his head slightly while I laughed quietly. Things finally felt normal again. At least for a moment. A few minutes later, Lucien and Seraphina entered the dining hall together. I noticed immediately that my mother still looked weak. She tried hiding it, but her movements were slower than before. Even Lucien stayed close beside her like he was watching her carefully. Damon noticed too. “You should sti