All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Twins: Rise Of The Rejected Luna: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

LIA. I stared at Aria, unable to understand how she could speak about me as though I were someone she had known for years. There was something strangely familiar in the way she watched me, but I was certain we had never met before today, not even once. “We have never met,” I told her, my voice careful as I studied her face. “So why do you keep calling me the Seeker like you already know who I am?” Aria lowered her eyes before answering, and the hesitation in her expression made me even more curious about what she had been hiding. “I have never met you in person,” Aria admitted quietly, rubbing her fingers together nervously. “But I have seen you through the blood echo since I was little. I knew your face before I knew your name, and I knew one day you would come here looking for me.” My stomach tightened at her answer because there was something unsettl

Killian.The voice remained inside my head even after Aria stopped speaking. I could still feel the ancient presence beneath the chamber, moving through the blood beneath our feet. My wolf tensed, but it did not attack. Instead, the pressure grew stronger, spreading through my body until every beat of my heart seemed connected to something sleeping deep beneath Northern Vale.I placed my hand against the cold stone wall as another wave passed through the chamber. My breathing slowed while I tried to understand what was happening. Then everything around me disappeared. The chamber, the people, and the shaking ground faded away, replaced by a strange world that looked older than anything I had ever seen.There were no pack borders in that world. No Alpha territories separated one group from another, and no blood roads carried power between rulers. Wolves moved freely across the land, living together without one ruler standing above everyone else. For a moment, I simply watched, unable t

Lia.The moment Hawthorne raised the silverstone, the ancient gate exploded with light. A powerful wave rushed through the chamber and threw everyone backward. I hit the ground hard, but before I could recover, my Seeker ability opened on its own. Suddenly, I could see beneath the stone, beneath the tunnels, and beneath the entirety of Northern Vale.For the first time, the blood roads became completely clear to me. They stretched beneath us like enormous veins, crossing through the earth in countless directions. But these roads were different from Orson’s roads. They did not carry commands from one Alpha to another. They carried something deeper, something that had been sleeping for centuries.My breath caught as I followed the roads with my eyes. They all led toward one place beneath the chamber. A massive shape rested there, surrounded by layers of ancient blood seals. The presence was so enormous that my Seeker ability struggled to hold the image. I knew immediately what I was loo

Killian.The moment Lia pointed toward the collapsing blood road, another violent tremor passed beneath Northern Vale. The ground shook beneath our feet, but this time, the pressure did not remain underground. I felt something snap through my blood, followed by a strange emptiness that made my wolf uneasy. Somewhere above us, pack bonds were weakening, and every Alpha connected to the old system was feeling it.I looked toward Candice, Lia, and Nessa as they prepared to move toward the blood road. “Stay together,” I ordered them, keeping my voice firm while another tremor passed through the ground. “Whatever happens above us, do not separate from one another.” Candice nodded, her Guardian mark glowing faintly as Lia focused on the road and Nessa prepared herself to sever it.Another shockwave suddenly moved through Northern Vale, stronger than the ones before it. Distant howls rose from above us, followed by the sounds of wolves running through the streets. The old blood system was br

Leo.The moment I stepped onto the central blood road, the world around me disappeared. I could no longer hear the fighting outside or feel the ground shaking beneath my feet. Everything became dark, and then thousands of voices rushed through my mind at once, each one carrying memories from an Alpha who had lived before me.I dropped to one knee as the memories overwhelmed me. I saw Alphas standing before their packs, wearing crowns and carrying weapons that represented their authority. Some looked proud, others frightened, but almost all of them believed their position made them different from the wolves they were supposed to protect.The memories kept coming, showing me generations of Alphas making choices that slowly changed the meaning of leadership. At first, they protected their people and listened to their concerns. Then they began demanding more obedience, believing fear would keep their territories safe. Eventually, the title of Alpha became more important than the wolves be