《 The Dangerous Alpha’s Little Wolf》全部章節：第 31 章 - 第 40 章

Drogo’s POVMy paws dug into the earth, launching my midnight-black wolf body forward with a speed that entirely defied nature. I didn't care about the branches whipping against my snout and I didn't care about the burning ache in my lungs. It was the mate bond and right now it felt like it was on fire.I dodged a tree, leaning into the sharp curve with unnatural grace. In this form, my senses were heightened to a terrifying degree and I could feel her pain. It wasn't just a vague feeling of unease anymore.. being in my wolf form amplified the connection until it was almost unbearable. A twisting cramp seized my own stomach, perfectly mirroring whatever vicious torment Liana was going through miles away.'Hang on,' my wolf growled into the empty night, pushing my muscles past their absolute limits.I burst through the tree line and into the clearing of my camp and didn't stop to acknowledge the startled perimeter guards nor did I slow down for the heavy wooden gates. I lunged straigh

Drogo’s POV“It is a liquid extract of silver-weed, Alpha,” Healer Zelda said with her voice dropping into a strained whisper.She washed her hands in a basin of steaming water with her shoulders hunched forward under the weight of the diagnosis. I stood rigid by the doorway with my fists clamped at my sides so hard that my fingernails were almost drawing blood from my palms and through the open curtain, I could see Liana lying on the cot. Her chest was barely moving.“Is she going to make it?” I demanded heavily. “She is fighting,” Zelda replied, turning around to face me as she wiped her wet hands on a white cloth. Her eyes were swimming with a deep and professional worry that made my stomach take a sickening dip. “The terrifying part is that she is still completely conscious. She knows exactly what is happening around her and she can hear us right now, Drogo, but the poison has locked her in a total state of paralysis. If the toxin reaches her heart before we can neutralize it...

Liana’s POVI sat up straighter on the bed, my body humming with energy I had never known before. Strength flowed through my limbs like fresh morning light. I looked around the healing room, taking in every detail. The herbs hanging from the ceiling looked sharper, their colors brighter. The wooden beams overhead showed tiny cracks I had never noticed. My heart beat steady and strong. How was this possible? Just hours ago, pain had pinned me down like a heavy stone.Zelda leaned over me, her wrinkled hands gentle as she checked my pulse. “How do you feel now, dear? Any pain in your chest? Can you move your fingers and toes easily?”I wiggled my toes under the blanket and nodded. “I feel… good. Really good. Like I could run through the whole forest without getting tired.” My voice came out clearer than usual. Confusion swirled in my head. This didn’t make sense. I had been dying. Now I felt hearty, almost unstoppable.Drogo stood close by, his big frame tense. I caught the look on hi

Author's POV“He has become a rabid beast, completely devoid of reason.”Alpha Carl’s voice boomed, echoing sharply against the vaulted ceilings of the High Council chamber as he slammed his hand flat against the podium.“Drogo is not just a rogue Alpha anymore. He is building an army of outcasts right on my borders. If this Council does not authorize a strike to remove him immediately, he will destroy everything we have built.”Silence stretched across the circular room. At the center of the dais, five elders sat in robes with their expressions entirely unreadable. The room was freezing and lit only by the flickering orange glow of wall torches.Beside Carl, Baylor shifted his weight nervously from one foot to the other. He kept his head slightly bowed with his hands clasped so tightly behind his back that his knuckles were bone-white. Elder Darius, a man with a face like carved granite and a network of silver scars across his throat, finally leaned forward. He steepled his fingers

Liana’s POVThe arm across my waist radiated a delicious comforting heat. I stirred against the pillows, blinking slowly against the bright morning sunlight that was currently spilling through the cabin window while a pleasant soreness hummed through every single muscle in my body, pinning me to the mattress in the best possible way.I smiled, burying my face into the sheets as the memories of last night rushed back in a wild breathless flood.After that intense earth-shattering mating in the dirt of the forest, the energy had completely taken over. The shift had washed through me but there had been no pain... only a sudden blinding freedom. Running side-by-side with Drogo’s midnight-black beast with my own glowing silver paws tearing up the forest floor had felt like finally breathing after drowning for nineteen years. The absolute shock on everyone's faces when we proudly trotted back into camp was an image forever burned into my brain. But the night hadn't ended there. The second