All Chapters of Scarred Alphas: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chapter 61Cass There’s the clanging of weapons and people walking about. It was a horrible night with people snoring. Two men in the other cells started arguing too, waking everyone up. And even if that wasn’t happening, I wasn’t going to be able to sleep with the splitting headache I still had and the damn smell of bodily fluids—blood, piss, and shit. The pain in my head has gone down, but the sides of my temples where the bolts dig into my skin are tender. At least it stopped bleeding, but now the top bridge of my nose itches, and it’s inside the mask. I grab a little stick I find on the floor, slide it in through the top, scratch, and sigh with relief. A woman in the next cell comes up to the bars. She leans on the bars with her arms slipped through the gaps, looking comfortable, as if she has been here for a long time. I can only assume she is not a werewolf since the silver on the bars does not seem to hurt her. She has platinum blond hair, though the dark roots are already a

Chapter 63Colt “They don’t have her in the pack,” Beck says. “Are you sure?” “Yes. We immediately set up surveillance when we arrived, a few hours after he attacked us. He returned yesterday to his pack and was only with his men.” “Yesterday? That’s three days after he took her.” “He must have taken her somewhere else.” “But where?” I punch the table. Beck shakes his head. “I don’t know, but he brought more men with him. Many more than what he had before.” “Ezra. He must have given her to Ezra and he paid him for it,” Dash says. “We don’t know that for sure,” Victor says. “But it makes sense," I say. “We’ve been watching Ezra since before Oliver betrayed us. There’s been no new activity with him. He might not even know what’s happened,” Garret says. “But there’s a possibility that you’re right. However, they could have her somewhere else and not in the pack itself.” “Keep an extra watch on Ezra and Oliver, but now I want you to focus on what’s at hand. We attack the River

Chapter 65Cass “Who are you?” Honora asks. “Honora!” I get up and press myself against the bars. She recoils, and I quickly back away so I don’t scare her. “I know you,” she says. “I can feel that power of yours.” I nod. “I’m Cass. We met at your shop when Lotus brought me to you.” “Yes! What in the world are you doing here?” She grabs the bars as if checking how sturdy they are. “I was sold by an enemy Alpha. Can you help me?” She glances at the guards, then looks back at me, shaking her head. “How can I help you? I can’t directly get you out, I’m just a witch.” “A witch?” Kanda asks, sounding amused as she listens in. “You have magical powers?” “Well, yes, but probably not as you think. I can create magical potions and enchant items. Use the power of crystals to help someone heal a disease or help with dreams.” She looks at me as she says this. “I don’t wield realm‑bending abilities as they are embellished in books and movies.” “I know. But you can still help. Tell my

Chapter 67Colt “So they’re ready for us?” I ask. Garret nods. “Yes. Our scouts have been captured. Oliver has the upper hand now.” “Then what do we do?” I’m starting to feel helpless. “We watch, but prepare for an attack.” “So…we wait again.” “It’s all we can do.” “Cass is out there, and who knows what they’re doing to her!” Victor puts a hand on my shoulder. “I get it. I know. But this is the situation right now.” “She’s strong. She can hold on.” “I know she is, but it doesn’t matter. They can kill her at any moment. And what’s even worse is that we don’t know where she is.” “My men say she hasn’t been seen in Oliver’s pack or Ezra’s. We don’t know where they have her,” Beck says. That’s what kills me the most. “Ezra’s men have been seen moving too,” Rodrick adds. “Something’s up, and we have to be careful, especially now that all the other packs are watching us after we took the river packs.” Garret nods. “The Alphas of all other packs, excluding us, Ezra, and Oliver,

Chapter 69Cass “Kanda…I can’t! You’re my friend!” “Friend…then take up arms, friend. We don’t have a choice.” “Kanda…” She swings her axe in the air above her head before slicing at me. I dodge it easily. Her body might be fast, but that weapon is heavy, and it slows her down just enough. As I dodge back from the swing, I don’t see her release one hand from the axe. She grabs me by the throat and hits me with the hilt right in the mouth. She fights like a warrior. She throws me back, picks up her axe with both hands, and swings down at me. I roll on the ground and barely manage to dodge the blade. The edge of the axe gets stuck in the mud. I take the moment to swing my dagger, cutting her arm. She lets the axe go, but she doesn’t retreat. Instead, she sprints forward and tackles me with her shoulder. I fall to the ground and lose my blades, but the moment she’s on me, I get to my knees and punch her in the stomach with both fists. “Uh!” She gasps and steps back. I wrap my fi