Todos los capítulos de The Alpha My Sister Wanted: Capítulo 131 - Capítulo 140

Twenty minutes.That was all we had.Darius folded the strip once and looked around the service chamber.“Back upstairs.”We moved at once.Ezra stayed beside Darius on the stairs, Luca behind them. Vivian carried the paper. I followed with Ilvane close beneath my skin and the pack link already pressing at the edges of my attention.By the time we reached the protected hall, Maren had the families settled again.She took one look at Darius. “What?”“Another timed action.”“How long?”“Seventeen minutes.”Maren’s gaze moved towards the families.Darius shook his head. “We are not moving them again unless we know why.”That mattered.Victor had spent the whole night making us move.West.South.East.Below the house.Every answer had opened another weakness somewhere else.Vivian spread the paper beside the transfer slate.“Two times,” she said. “The first matched the service-gate release below the house.”Harwick leaned over the table. “And the second?”“That is what we need to know.”

“We make him believe he was right.”Darius’s finger remained on the lower eastern approach.The plan was there.Victor believed the main-gate attempt had succeeded. His network expected us to respond by pulling wolves away from the east.So we would let him believe we had.Six wolves.Before dawn.Lower eastern approach.Simple.Except there were already wolves standing there.“Who is on the eastern line?”Darius looked at me

No one corrected Vivian.They did not get the chance.A voice struck through the pack link.Movement beyond the eastern boundary.I straightened.Ezra was already turning towards the door.“How many?” Darius asked.The scout answered after a pause.More than the last group.“How many?”Twelve visible. Maybe more behind them.The room changed.The six wolves had been a test.

A voice answered through the pack link less than a minute later.Movement. North side.I straightened.Darius was already moving away from the table.“How many?”One.Nobody in the operations room spoke.Ezra reached the door first.“Human or wolf?”Human. Walking towards the inner grounds.I did not need the guard to say his name.Neither did Darius.“Keep the prisoners secured,” he said. “Nobody leaves their post.”Then he walked out.Ezra swore under his breath and followed.So did I.The grounds outside looked different in daylight.Worse, somehow.Blood darkened the earth near the eastern approach. Healers moved between the injured. Prisoners sat beneath guard in small separated groups while wolves who had spent the night fighting tried to work out whether they were finally allowed to stop.Then I saw him.Victor.He walked between the damaged stone markers alone.No guards.No army.No black pressure moving ahead of him.No unnatural force reached for me.The magic was still gon

Darius had asked us to listen.So I did.The infirmary had quietened around him. The healers had finished the frantic part of their work, leaving clean bandages wrapped tightly around his ribs and a bitter medicinal smell in the air.Maren remained beside him, one hand around his.Ezra sat on my other side, his forearms braced on his knees. Less than an hour ago, he had been listening to an entire battlefield. Now every part of his attention had narrowed to one bed.Darius looked weaker than he had ten minutes ago.That frightened me more than the blood had.“You won,” he said.