All Chapters of VILLIAN OMEGA MARRIED TO THE FUTURE MONSTER: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

The festival grounds instantly erupted into chaos.Nobles screamed as guards flooded the estate with drawn swords. Horses neighed violently as servants rushed people away from the forest entrance. But none of it mattered to Krystal, Diago’s had his arms still wrapped tightly around him.The alpha’s chest rose slowly against his back as murderous pheromones spread through the air like wildfire. His expression had gone completely cold and his body radiated with terrifying pressure as he stared at the black arrow lodged deep inside the pillar beside them. Krystal could practically feel the rage radiating from his body. He instinctively looked toward the arrow again and his stomach dropped. But one thing stood out, the symbol.The symbol carved into the arrowhead was a black serpent wrapped around a crescent moon. It was the Shadow Crest, he realized.“No way…” The realization sent chills down his spine. “…Diago,” Krystal carefully called but had no response from him. He had remembered i

Silence swallowed the festival grounds; nobody moved or spoke. Krystal stood there with the silver pendant clenched tightly in his hand. His fingers trembled, the cold metal felt heavier than it should.Someone inside the Vale Estate had betrayed him. But who? the realization settled like ice inside his chest. The assassin was gone but the damage he'd left behind was far worse. Enemies outside the estate could be fought but those inside were another matter entirely."Interesting." Elias' voice broke the silence; his golden eyes fixed on the pendant. "Someone wanted you to see that."Krystal swallowed involuntarily. "I know." Diago said nothing. His expression unreadable, like a predator moments before deciding who to kill."Diago..." Krystal called. The alpha slowly extended his hand."Give it to me." He spoke. Krystal hesitated for a moment before placing the pendant in his palm. He carefully examined it."How long has this been missing?" his gaze darkened. Krystal stiffened."A few

Silence blanketed the rose garden. No one spoke after the knight uttered Elias’s name. For the first time, the blond omega’s playful demeanor vanished completely. “…Are you certain?” Elias asked, voice quiet. The knight lowered his head. “Yes, Young Master.” He handed the bloodstained parchment to Diago and the alpha slowly unfolded it. Two names were written across the center in dark, deliberate ink: Caspian Vale.Elias Blanchett. And below the name was a single chilling line: One must die and the other must watch.Krystal felt the blood drain from his face. “What kind of lunatic writes something like that?” Diago’s eyes stayed fixed on the paper. “The Shadow Crest.” He folded it with deliberate care and slipped it inside his deep crimson coat. “They’re provoking us.” “Or they’re trying to turn us against each other.” Elias folded his arms.“What do you mean?” Krystal frowned. “If two targets know they’re both being hunted,” Elias explained, “the easiest way to weaken them i

The imperial capital had never looked so deceptively peaceful.The morning sunlight poured across the wide marble streets, warming the cobblestones as merchants opened their colorful stalls and noble carriages rolled leisurely through the bustling avenues.Children chased each other with laughter, street performers played lively tunes, and birds sang from flowering trees lining the boulevards. Everything appeared perfectly ordinary.And no one had realized that, far beneath the city’s glittering surface, the Shadow Crest had just declared war.Yet still, peace inside the Vale Estate, however, had become a forgotten luxury.Every corridor echoed with the rhythmic footsteps of armored knights. Servants moved quickly and quietly, their usual chatter reduced to anxious whispers. Smiles had vanished entirely, even the simple act of breathing too loudly felt like tempting fate.Krystal stood beside the tall library window, staring out at the manicured gardens without really seeing them. He

The words Project Caspian refused to leave Krystal’s mind.Even hours after the last embers of the fire had been extinguished, he stood in the courtyard staring at the half-burned document still clutched in Diago’s hand. The ink looked old—years old. Someone had been watching Caspian Vale long before Krystal ever woke up inside this body.A slow chill crawled down his spine.The Vale Estate no longer felt like a home.Every servant was questioned, every knight searched and every room inspected. No one was allowed to leave. Meals arrived under armed guard and the grand corridors that once echoed with quiet conversation now carried only the heavy footsteps of soldiers.It had become a fortress under siege. Diago sat in the strategy room in silence, With the burned document lying on the table beside Mira Page’s silver key, the fragment of military cloth, and the black serpent pendant. Every clue they had collected over the past week rested there as well. Yet none of them fit cleanly tog