All Chapters of The Rise Of The Last White Wolf: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Ralph’s POV I swear my daughter is the most ungrateful brat to ever walk this earth. After everything I’ve done for her, this is how she repays me? Locked away underground while she plays queen with the people who should’ve been bowing to me instead. It’s complete bullshit. I shifted in the uncomfortable chair, immediately regretting it as pain shot through my injured foot. The bunker had felt cramped on the first day. Now it felt like the walls were slowly closing in around me. The stale air, constant complaints, and never-ending bickering from the idiots surrounding me were enough to make anyone lose their mind. Not one of them knew how to shut up. Every conversation somehow turned into an argument. Every argument somehow became someone else’s fault. If stupidity were a disease, everyone in this bunker would’ve been terminal. I pulled my phone from my pocket and opened the camera feeds. The first screen was black. “Hmm.” I switched to another camera. Nothing. The third displa

Raiden’s POV “Ladies and gentlemen,” I announced as I stepped to the front of the stage with Zayden standing beside me, “today is the final day of the tournament. By the end of today, the competition will officially come to an end, and we will crown our champion.” The arena erupted into cheers. Thousands of spectators rose to their feet, clapping, whistling, and shouting as the excitement spread through the crowd. The energy was completely different from the previous eight days. Everyone knew this was it. Months of preparation, days of competition, and countless battles had all led to today. I gave the crowd one final nod before Zayden and I stepped down from the stage and made our way back toward our private booth overlooking the arena. “Do we know who Traci is going up against?” Zayden asked as we walked. I shook my head. “No. I checked earlier, but the bracket hadn’t been updated yet. It should be posted by now.” We reached our table, and I immediately opened my laptop. My f

Raiden’s POV “What?” The word came out louder than I intended. My eyes immediately swept around the arena, taking in the thousands of guests packed into the stands. Families laughed together while children pointed excitedly toward the ring. Vendors wandered through the aisles selling food and drinks. Everywhere I looked, people were enjoying what they believed was nothing more than the final day of the tournament. None of them had any idea how close they could be to disaster. I lowered my voice until only our group could hear. “You’re telling us there are already explosives planted and ready to blow?” Traci gave a small nod. “Around the entrances and exits,” Kael quietly clarified, keeping his voice just as low. She nodded again. The seriousness of the situation settled over everyone standing in our booth. My eyes met Kael’s. He didn’t need an explanation. He already knew what I was asking. He gave me a single nod before turning to leave. Once he got turned around he took a st

Maddox’s POV I leaned back in my chair, my attention fixed on the wall of surveillance monitors overlooking the arena. Everything was in place. Every piece of the operation had been carefully positioned over the last several weeks, and now all I had to do was wait. My extraction team had made it out exactly as planned, and my two best commanders were finally back where they belonged. The second they reported in, I sent them straight back into the field. Neither of them appreciated the assignment after spending weeks trapped inside that bunker, but that wasn’t my problem. Their vacation was over. If they wanted sympathy, they could find someone else stupid enough to hand it out. I paid them to get results, not complaints. They’d had more than enough time sitting underground while everyone else handled the difficult work. Now it was their turn again. My eyes drifted back toward the monitor just as another cleaning crew entered the arena floor. I stared for several long seconds befor

Raiden’s pov. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Zayden and I both get blown up. My mind immediately started piecing everything together. Wait a minute. That either means Kael doesn’t get all the explosives or there are bombs hidden inside the arena as well. We already knew they found some around the entrances, but Traci’s visions had never been wrong before. If she saw both of us getting blown up, then there had to be something we were still missing. “I think there’s some bombs on the inside as well,” I said quietly, making sure only Zayden and Traci could hear me over the crowd. The cheers from the arena covered our conversation perfectly while another group of workers continued scrubbing the ring like their lives depended on making it shine. “We will get by these next two fights,” I continued. “Then I’ll make an announcement that we’ll continue with the final match and the award ceremony tomorrow,” I kept my voice low. It wasn’t worth taking the chance. Not anymore. If th