Alle Kapitel von Divina: The Omega's Awakening: Kapitel 101 – Kapitel 110

Marcellous's Point Of ViewI sat in my office, staring at the massive, looming pile of files stacked across my desk.For almost a month now, I had practically neglected my core corporate responsibilities, as I gave Divina my undivided attention while Nate helped me handle whatever minor operational decisions I could delegate to him. Unfortunately, there were still complex corporate contracts, global logistics reports, and financial portfolios he couldn't touch. Those required my personal review and executive authorization as the Supreme Alpha.As the CEO of Draven Enterprises, I didn't just oversee a sprawling supernatural empire of werewolves and Lycans. I also managed a massive corporate entity that employed thousands of humans, bridging two worlds that demanded my constant, meticulous attention.And lately, I was failing to give either of them the attention they deserved.I sighed for the umpteenth time today, dropping my pen against the mahogany wood with a sharp clack. What th

Marcellous's Point Of View“I have told you to stay away from her!”I heard Shadhira’s sharp voice ring out from behind me as I stood frozen on the desolate porch of the safehouse. I turned around, instantly shifting back into my human form, my skin burning with furious adrenaline.Shadhira stopped dead in her tracks, trying to step closer, but Evander—having just shifted back to his human-wolf hybrid form—snapped forward, his muscular chest barring her path as he bared his sharp canines in a lethal snarl.“Oh, come on, you dramatic mutt!” Shadhira threw her hands up in the air, sounding deeply frustrated and utterly incredulous at the way he was openly threatening her. “You’ve gotta be fucking kidding me right now.”She casually flicked her wrist.Before Evander could even blink, a sudden, invisible whirl of psychic force slammed into him. He was violently thrown backward, flying a few meters through the air with his four legs flailing wildly, before crashing hard onto the grass. H

Marcellous's Point Of ViewShadhira was totally fucking wrong if she thought she could sit there and casually talk about hell to me.She completely forgot that a long time ago, my ancestors didn't just visit hell—they dragged the terror of the underworld straight up into this realm. That catastrophic invasion was the exact moment the rest of the supernatural world learned to truly fear the Draven name, a paralyzing, blood-soaked fear that had been deliberately passed down from generation to generation through nursery rhymes and dark bedtime stories.She talking about hell... I wanted to laugh.. she must've clearly forgot all about the endless horrors and absolute despair my bloodline had once unleashed upon the earth.Clenching her jaw so hard I thought her teeth would shatter, Shadhira couldn't find a single word to retort my statement. But her blazing, furious eyes spoke a thousand words more than her mouth ever could.That stubborn defiance only pissed Onyx off even more.“Rip he

Divina's Point Of ViewI groaned and climbed into bed. She laughed softly before turning onto her side. "Goodnight, Divina." I pulled the blankets up to my chin. "Goodnight." The room gradually fell quiet. The blue flame in the fireplace flickered gently, casting soft shadows across the walls. Outside, the academy's enchanted lanterns glowed against the darkness, and the wind whispered through the silver-leafed trees. I turned toward the window. Even from my bed, I could see the forest stretching beyond the academy grounds. It looked peaceful now. Almost inviting. I wondered what it would be like to walk beneath those trees one day, with my magic under control and my wolf fully awakened. I imagined myself moving through the forest without fear, without looking over my shoulder, without wondering whether someone was waiting to hurt me. Perhaps one day, I would even be strong enough to return to Black Moon Pack. Not as the frightened girl who had escaped with nothing but h

Divina's Point Of ViewI had no idea. I could feel dozens of eyes on me, and suddenly I was back in that courtyard, surrounded by students who had watched the artifact glow in my hands. I wanted to disappear. But I forced myself to answer. "I... I suppose it could become unstable?" Professor Veyra studied me for a moment. "Correct. In some cases, the witch experiences nothing more than temporary discomfort. In others, the sudden return of suppressed abilities can cause severe physical and magical reactions. The consequences depend on the method of suppression, the duration, and the nature of the magic involved." I stared at her. The nature of the magic involved. What if my magic wasn't ordinary? What if the potion had been suppressing something far more dangerous than anyone realized? "Miss Jade," Professor Veyra said, her voice gentler now. "Have you studied witchcraft before?" The classroom seemed to grow unnaturally quiet. I shook my head. "No, Professor." "Not even the