All Chapters of Saved by the Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

MaxonElaine’s lies flooded the screens.In the capital, people poured into the streets before we could block the channels. Not all of them were protesting against me. Many demanded more executions, convinced the evidence was supernatural propaganda. Others carried photographs of detained relatives.The crowd split in front of the palace, and the police received conflicting orders from three different ministers.I ordered the stations closed, the internet suspended, and a curfew declared.The president, whom I had reduced to a ceremonial figure, requested permission to address Congress.I ordered him detained for temporary incapacity.“Sir,” an adviser said, “the soldiers’ families are demanding to know whether the units were used in a ritual.”“Tell them it was defensive technology.”“The footage show

ArselThe eyes of the creature behind the forge were not human.They were two vertical cracks filled with a starless sky, two open wounds in something that should not have possessed a face. When it blinked, the valley tilted toward the portal, and the earth roared beneath our boots.Elaine tightened her hand around mine.My mate’s fear mixed with my own.Elyria waited for an answer.Talus held the Bond Thorn in both hands while dark magic crawled up his arms. Maxon remained on his knees, still bound by one of the deity’s chains, although his expression did not show submission.It showed calculation.Even when he was about to be devoured by the very thing he had intended to use.Behind us, the battlefield had stopped for one impossible second. Wolves, vampires, humans, and hunters stared at the opening. The witches could barely maintain the out

ElaineThe tent shook every time Arsel struck Maxon.I could not see the fight with my own eyes, but I felt it through the bond. Every impact reached me like a pulse inside my chest. Every discharge of energy made the mark on my hand burn.Bea forced me to sit on a cot.“If you try to stand again, I’m going to tie you down.”“That would not be very different from what the villains in this family do.”Tris laughed from the entrance.“I’m glad you still have your sense of humor.”“I’m glad you can still speak after using that ridiculous sword.”Arsel’s youngest sister looked down at the weapon she was holding.“It is not ridiculous.”“The blade is almost as tall as you are.”“That makes it impressive.”&ldqu

MaxonThe blade entered as though Dubois were made of water.Arsel opened his mouth, but no sound emerged. The electricity surrounding him went out in violent bursts. His wings of energy flickered and disappeared.The authority filling the battlefield shattered.The wolves felt it.Dozens stumbled at the same time. Some involuntarily shifted back into human form. Others howled as though a hand had torn something from their chests.That was the true power of killing an Alpha.“That is for every time you touched what belonged to me,” I said.I twisted the blade.Hot blood spilled over my hand.He fell to his knees.The sight was better than I had imagined during all those months.The great Alpha of Crescent kneeling before me.Talus spoke inside my mind.Let him die inside the circle.

ArselIts magic had left something behind inside me, a cold ink searching for the roots of my connection to the pack.Elaine fell.The rest of the world became irrelevant.I tried to stand, but my legs gave out. Blood spilled between my fingers as I pressed the wound.Maxon stood in front of me with the blade in his hand and a smile that no longer looked human.The black lines across his face had spread into his eyes.“She broke the circle for you,” he said. “She was always easy.”I looked at Elaine.Daena was running toward her, but a wall of energy separated them. The fairies were trying to break through it. Mother and Father were still fighting the dark warlocks Talus had raised around the center.Elaine was alone inside the rune.Even as the bond faded, one thread remained.“Get up,”