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 111 - チャプター 120

The Other ChildRowan’s POV“I have the other one.”Seraphine held the baby closer. I couldn't move. Another child. Silver eyes. Silver mark. The same glow. “No.” The word left my mouth before I could stop it.Kael stepped in front of me. “What did you do?”Seraphine smiled. “Nothing.”“Then explain.”She looked at the baby in her arms. “He was here long before your son.” Damon moved beside Kael. “You're lying.”Seraphine's eyes shifted to him. “Am I?”She turned the baby's wrist toward us. A crescent appeared. Then a wolf. Then a tiny black flame. Damon's face changed.“That mark…”Kael stared. “It's identical.”“No,” I whispered. I looked at my son. His mark was glowing too. “That's impossible.”Seraphine shook her head. “Not impossible.”She walked closer. “Forgotten.” I held my son tighter. “Who is he?”“The first child.”My blood went cold. “The first child of the covenant?” Seraphine nodded. “The child everyone believed was killed.” Damon lowered his sword. “Then why does he loo

The Pack at Our GatesRowan’s POVThe war horns wouldn't stop. One after another. Deep. Loud. Final. Nightfang had reached the Northern border. And my son was still gone. I stood beside Kael on the castle balcony, staring at the thousands of wolves gathering beyond the gates.“They came fast,” I whispered. Kael stood behind me. His hand rested on my waist.“They were already prepared.” Damon stepped onto the balcony. “They've been waiting for an excuse.”I turned. “An excuse?” He nodded. “The Chancellor told them the North took my son.” Kael's face hardened. “And they believed him.”“They wanted to.”Damon looked at the army below. “Nightfang has been angry since I surrendered my Alpha claim.” I turned around and asked, “You're going back?”His eyes met mine. “No.” I wasn't expecting that. “Why?” He pointed at the gates. “Because they're coming for him.”My throat tightened. “Our son?” Damon nodded. “Our son.”Kael stepped beside me. “He's not here.”“They don't know that.”“Then we'l

His ShadowRowan’s POVThe creature charged. “ROWAN!” Kael slammed into me. We hit the floor as black claws tore through the space where I had been standing. Damon attacked.His sword struck the creature's shoulder.The blade bounced off. The creature turned. Its silver eyes locked onto him. Then it smiled. That smile looked like my son's. But there was nothing human behind it.“Stay away from it!” Seraphine shouted.Damon backed away. “What is this thing?”“The Crown Shadow.” The creature lunged again. Kael blocked it. Claws struck his sword. The impact sent him sliding backward.“Kael!”He recovered quickly. “I'm fine.” The creature charged again. This time, Kael didn't attack. He lowered his sword.“Wait.” I stared at him. “What are you doing?”He looked at the creature. “It's reacting to fear.” The creature stopped. Kael slowly stepped closer. “I'm not afraid of you.”Its head tilted. Kael took another step. “You're not him.” The creature snarled. “You're not my son.”Its claws sc

The Price of His CrownRowan’s POVThe message followed us out of the mountain. THE FIRST CLAIM MUST BE PAID IN BLOOD. I couldn't stop thinking about it. Kael kept one arm around me as we hurried toward the horses. My son slept against my chest, unaware that his uncle was leading an army toward the kingdom that had become his home.Garrick was already waiting. Your Majesty, the eastern scouts confirm it. Ryan's forces have crossed the mountain pass. How far away? Kael asked. Less than two hours from the outer villages. Kael mounted his horse, then reached down for me. Give me the baby. I'll help you up. I shook my head. I can manage. I know you can.He held out his hand anyway. Let me help you. That softened something inside me. I passed our son to him long enough to mount, then took the baby back. Kael settled behind me, wrapping one arm around my waist and keeping his other hand close to our child.You're holding both of us hostage, I murmured. I'm keeping my family close. Is that

The Child They StoleRowan’s POVThe nursery was too quiet. I stood beside the overturned cradle, clutching my son's blanket while the castle shook around me.Every few seconds, I looked toward the door. Kael would come. He had to. But when the door finally opened, it wasn't Kael. It was Garrick.His face told me something was wrong before he spoke. Where is he? I demanded. Garrick closed the door behind him. Rowan—Don't say my name like that. Tell me where my son is! We're searching the western passage. Damon followed the rider. And Kael? Still defending the eastern gate.I laughed, but the sound broke halfway through. My baby has been taken, and Kael is fighting a battle he doesn't even know we've already lost. Garrick moved closer. We haven't lost him. How can you say that? Because we're bringing him home.I turned away. I couldn't bear another promise. A crash sounded outside. Someone shouted an order. Boots thundered along the corridor. Then Kael appeared. His sword was bloody, h