The Rejected Omega Who Was Claimed by the Alpha King のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

The Way He Would Take HimRowan’s POVDamon disappeared before sunrise. Not into the forest. Not to Nightfang. He simply vanished. Kael stood beside the sanctuary gates while Garrick questioned every guard.“No one saw him leave?”“No.”“Then find him.”Garrick nodded and ran off. I held our son against my chest. He was asleep. Peaceful. Completely unaware that his biological father had just failed three trials and walked away without saying where he was going.Kael came closer to me. “Go inside.” He whispered. “I don't want to.”“Rowan.”“I want to know where Damon went.”Kael's face softened. “So do I.” Our eyes met. Neither of us said what we were thinking. Damon had lost. But he hadn't surrendered. By noon, there was still no word.Garrick returned with a tired face. “Nothing.” Kael turned. “Search again.”“We already searched the eastern road.”“Then search the western one.”“Kael—”“Again.”Garrick nodded. I touched Kael's arm. “Maybe he's gone.” Kael looked at me. “Do you belie

The Night He Chose WarRowan’s POVThe howls continued long after the Nightfang wolves disappeared. I stood beside Kael, holding our son. My hands were shaking. Not because Damon had threatened us. Because I had seen his face when he turned away.He wasn't angry. He was broken. Kael noticed. “Don't feel sorry for him.” I looked at him. “I don't.”“Rowan.”“I don't.”He stepped closer. “But you understand why he's doing this.” I looked down at our son. “I understand it.” Kael sighed. “That doesn't mean we forgive him.”“I know.”He touched my cheek. “And it doesn't mean we give him our son.” I nodded.“I know that too.” Our son made a soft sound. I kissed his forehead. Kael leaned down and kissed him too. For a moment, the war outside disappeared.Then Garrick entered. “Kael.”“What?”“Nightfang has left the sanctuary.” I looked up. “Where are they going?” Garrick hesitated. “South.” Kael's changed. “Why?”“They're gathering at the old border.”I laughed. “That isn't our territory.”“N

The Truth My Father HidRowan’s POVThe voice echoed through the underground chamber. “His mother is not the woman you think she is.” I looked at my father. “Tell me that isn't true.” Orion said nothing.“Dad?”He finally stepped closer to my face. “Your mother is Elara.” Relief came too quickly. I almost laughed. “I knew that.”“But…”The relief disappeared. “There is something you don't know.” Kael moved closer. “What?”Orion looked at the glowing staircase. “Elara gave birth to you.” I sighed.“Then what's the secret?”“She wasn't the one who carried the blood that awakened your inheritance.” Silence fell. I looked at my wrist. The Moon Crest glowed. “What does that mean?” Orion sighed.“Your birth was part of the final covenant.”Kael's face hardened. “You knew.”“I knew enough.”“And you still gave him to the Nightshades.”“I had no choice.”I stepped closer. “You always say that.”Orion lowered his eyes. “Because it is true.”A crash shook the sanctuary above us.Damon shouted ag

The Woman Who WaitedRowan’s POV“The covenant can finally be completed.”Seraphine's words hung over the chamber.I pulled my son closer. Kael stepped in front of us. “You're not touching him.” Seraphine smiled. “I don't need to.”Her eyes moved to the silver door. “The covenant has already awakened.” Damon raised his sword. “Then tell us what it wants.” Seraphine looked at him. “Not what it wants.”She pointed at my son. “Who he chooses.”Kael's voice hardened. “He's a baby.”“So was the first child.”Orion moved closer. “Seraphine, stop.” She looked at him. “You still lie to him.” I turned toward my father. “What is she talking about?” Orion didn't answer. I stepped around Kael. “Dad.” His silence told me enough. I faced Seraphine. “Tell me.” She studied my breathing for a few seconds. “Your father wasn't the one who chose the Nightshades.” I jolted. “What?”“Your mother was.”I glanced at Orion. “That's impossible.”Seraphine shook her head. “Elara knew the covenant would come fo

The Crown He WantedRowan’s POV“The child will wear the crown.”The Chancellor smiled at me. “And you will kneel before your own son.” I stepped closer. “No.” His smile faded. “You don't understand what you are carrying.”“I understand enough.”I held my son tighter. “He is not your king.”The Chancellor's eyes moved to the baby.“He doesn't belong to you.” Kael stepped between us. “Then you'll have to get through me.”The Chancellor laughed. “You still think this is about you.” Kael raised his sword.“Try me.” The Chancellor lifted one hand.Every black-cloaked warrior in the chamber dropped to one knee. Not to him, but to my son.My baby stopped crying. The silver mark on his palm began glowing. The Chancellor whispered, “Do you see?” Kael didn't lower his weapon. “They're afraid of him.”“No.”The Chancellor's smile returned. “They recognize him.” Damon stepped beside Kael. “You said the crown belongs to the child.”“It does.”“Then why attack him?”“I am not attacking him.”The C