All Chapters of Hiding My Lycan Twins From My Blind Alpha Ex: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

RagnarThe rage I felt had given way to sadness, and all I could think about as I stormed out of the palace was how much I had failed Ayla and her children. I wondered if the moon goddess still thought I was the best option for a protector.I had taken her out of the woods, beyond the sanctuary where she felt safe, and into a kingdom where she was treated worse than she could’ve ever imagined. I walked through the kitchen and ended up on the steps facing the path leading through the servants’ quarters.I took two steps forward and stood there for a moment, staring at the wall in the distance and wondering if I had been a fool for not listening to her and helping her find the answers she sought.I sighed, shook my head, and sniffed the air. I needed to find her before Dave did. I could smell the faint trail of the bracelet, but the steam hissing off the walls reminded me of a memory I thought I’d buried.In my head, I could see my mother’s shadow standing by the wall with outstretched

AYLA“Your mother was a worshipper of the moon goddess while her sister was a priestess of the goddess of chaos.”“Is that why she was named after her?” I asked.“Yes. Before their birth, the oracles of the eastern werewolf kingdom predicted the arrival of two beings who were opposite in nature. When your mother and her twin were born, the goddesses sent emissaries to show their decision. The moon goddess picked your mother; the goddess of chaos picked her sister. This was the beginning of a lifelong tussle between both of them.”I stared at the cup again and swallowed. I had come all this way in search of answers, and I was finally getting some. I wasn’t sure what to do with the emotions that her narration elicited, but I knew that it was vital to my quest, so I listened with rapt attention.“Nyx and Eris had a chaotic relationship that surpassed any sibling rivalry anyone could think of, but it was mostly one-sided.”“What do you mean?”“Your mother was always gracious; she treated

RagnarMy conversation with Emily and Lionel replayed in my mind as I exited the palace and headed for the camp. I had planned to follow the faint trail of the bracelet and hoped I would catch up with her in time, but first, I needed to see Sylvester.I arrived at the camp and told him what I had decided. Like Lionel, he suggested that I take some guards with me, but I declined. Dave wouldn’t see me leaving the kingdom if I used the tunnels, and if they maintained the strategy we used to keep them trapped, he’d be unable to send anyone after me.I left the camp a few minutes later and was making my way through the tunnels when the scent hit me. My body identified it, and chills ran down my spine as the implications dawned on me. Its effect on my senses was the most exhilarating thing I’d ever experienced.My vision instantly cleared, and I could smell farther than usual. The scent was the most powerful thing I had ever inhaled, and I could immediately understand why Lycans were consid

DAVEFirst, it was Ragnar’s howl signalling something distressful, then it was a powerful force against my chest and the distinctive scent of a Lycan. The birds we sent out hovered around the camp for a bit, then immediately flew in the same direction.Sebastian gave me a knowing look before he set off to the camp to speak with the guards. My thoughts darted to the pressure I felt in my chest when I first found Ayla and the twins. This one was something like it, only more powerful.Lycans were an anomaly, a race considered a threat and presumed extinct. For years, everyone had referred to them only as a myth, but now, I could smell the trail of one within the realm, and everything within me screamed at me to follow the scent.My head throbbed as the pain in my chest intensified. I placed my head between my palms, groaned, and staggered backwards. I regained my balance as I blinked, my vision blurred, tears gathering at the corners of my eyes.Ragnar’s howl must’ve had something to do

Ayla“You would know if you weren’t out here running after a woman who wants nothing to do with you,” Dave replied, and Ragnar scoffed.“How do you know she wants nothing to do with me? Perhaps you’re speaking from experience.”“She’s right here, isn’t she? If she were willing to reciprocate your affections, she wouldn’t be out here, in the middle of nowhere.”“I’m not in the middle of nowhere,” I stated, annoyed that they were speaking about me as if I weren’t present.“Oh, really?” Dave asked and folded his arms. “Can you tell me where we are?”“Don’t answer that,” Ragnar said, stepping in front of me. “You need to leave, Nightclaw.”“I’m not going anywhere without her,” he replied, and Ragnar took a defensive stance.“Then you’ll have to go through me.”“Stay out of this, Storm. I don’t want to fight with you.”“Why?” Ragnar teased and relaxed his body. “Too weak to do anything because of that lightning bolt?”Dave’s eyes widened in shock as Ragnar nodded. “Yes, I saw when the ligh