THE HUMAN LUNA SOLD TO THE SUPREME ALPHA のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 51 - チャプター 60

POV: DAIMON“She’s begging for those who wanted to see her downfall!” Fenrir thundered, his rage pulsing through the air. “Foolish girl, she still lacks a warrior’s soul.”“Get out of the way, little one.” I growled, my voice echoing with menace as the ground beneath my feet trembled. “I won’t ask again.”“No.” Airys gripped my arm with her small hands, chin raised in defiance. “You owe me this for tonight. You owe me at least one request.”“I owe you?” I frowned, studying her carefully.“How can she be so bold with us and so soft with these worms?” My wolf snorted, impatient. “Kill them already. Let me tear their flesh and rip out their bones!”“I am yours, Daimon. I never asked for mercy or freedom. I only told you what I wanted.” Her body trembled, her breathing uneven. I could hear the frantic beat of her heart and feel the knot in her throat making her voice falter. “I didn’t ask for care, for anything at all. So I’m asking you now: let them go!”I clenched my fists, staring into

POV: AIRYSWhy was I so angry?That question echoed constantly in my head as I wandered aimlessly through the vast city of Tal’Dorei. I could feel my heart racing, beating unevenly—irritated and restless. Heavy drops of rain began to fall, soaking my skin and intensifying my irritation even more.“Great, as if this day couldn’t get any worse,” I muttered impatiently, stopping near the bridge over the raging river. I gripped the railing, staring down at the murky water below. “If only this rain could wash away everything I’m feeling.”But it couldn’t. My emotions were too intense, too confusing, and too difficult to understand. Why exactly was I furious?“He punished those who hurt you repeatedly. He made them feel part of the suffering you went through.” My mind argued, battling against my conflicting emotions. “But that’s not what’s driving you crazy. It was the way Daimon treated you last night—cold and distant—when all you wanted was to be wrapped in his arms, breaking barriers, fe

POV: AIRYSI moistened my lips, watching his gaze follow the gesture. His chest rose and fell in restraint, but I could feel the tension burning beneath his skin. I tilted my face, letting my mouth brush against his, feeling the warmth of his breath as I whispered: “I don’t give up, Alpha.” My voice came out soft, laced with something deeper. “I simply find other ways to get what I want.” Before he could react, I sank my teeth into his lower lip, biting hard enough to taste the metallic tang of blood. I sucked slowly, provoking, savoring. A growl reverberated from his chest, mixed with a hoarse, muffled, dense groan. He didn’t pull back. He didn’t push me away. Furthermore, he didn’t look away. I moved back slowly, sliding the back of my hand across my lips to wipe away the traces of blood. Daimon’s eyes were fixed on me, dark and intense.

POV: AIRYSMy body, treacherous and sensitive to every touch, reacted without permission: a shiver raced up my spine, my breathing quickened, and a wave of desire swept over me. “I’m intrigued to know more about whom you really are.” My heart hammered hard against my chest. That man was a storm about to consume me, and I knew that giving in would be a mistake. Still, I couldn’t resist provoking him. “Alpha, you really are a confusing man.” I smiled without humor, holding his gaze firmly. “You shouldn’t get so close if you don’t want to get involved.” “I never said I wanted the opposite.” The confession came out raw, without hesitation, scraping across my skin like an untamed promise. A shock ran through my body, and I trembled at the increasing closeness. Daimon leaned in, his lips brushing mine in a t

POV: AIRYSMy throat went dry. I turned my face away, swallowing hard to avoid that piercing gaze. In one quick motion, I downed the rest of my coffee and stood up too fast. “I’m going to find your beta for training.” The defensive tone in my voice didn’t go unnoticed. I had barely taken a step when I jumped at the sight of Symon leaning lazily against the doorframe, eyes fixed on his phone. The scare made my eyes widen. “How do you guys manage to move so silently?” I huffed, irritated. “It’s downright exasperating!” Daimon let out a low growl, flashing his sharp fangs in a smile full of arrogance. “Humans are way too noisy, little one.” His voice was a smooth growl, laced with sarcasm and challenge. My breath hitched for a second as he took a step closer, his dominating presence filling