Todos los capítulos de My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna: Capítulo 161 - Capítulo 166

KAELThe room remained silent after Cassian explained that the old succession clause had already been activated. Nobody seemed willing to say what we were all thinking. The Keepers had spent generations preserving a system that should have disappeared, and now that system had found a legal path back into the world. Even if we exposed every person responsible, the laws, records, and bloodline claims would remain. Someone else could use them again years from now.Ronan was the first to break the silence. "Then killing the people behind this won't solve anything." He pointed toward the founder records. "The documents will survive them. The council procedures will survive them. The bloodline claims will survive them. Another person could simply step into their place."I looked at the records spread across the table. He was right. We had spent so much time trying to find the person behind the symbol that we had almost forgotten the larger problem. The Keepers were dangerous because they un

RONANThe first arrow struck the outer wall before the attacking force reached the road.It was not enough to cause damage, but it changed everything. Warriors along the Blackridge defenses immediately raised their shields while others moved toward the positions they had been assigned. Across the valley, the advancing force continued forward without slowing, their weapons drawn and their formation tight.I climbed onto the nearest section of the wall and looked down at them."Hold your positions," I ordered. "Nobody advances beyond the defensive line."Several warriors looked toward me, clearly expecting a different command. They had spent the morning preparing for an attack, and now that one had finally come, instinct was telling them to meet it with force. I understood that instinct. What I couldn't allow was for Blackridge to become the side that turned a controlled confrontation into a full battle.Another group of arrows struck the ground below the wall."Shields up!" I shouted.

NOAHFor several seconds, I could only stare at the shelves bearing my father's name. The archive around us had been preserved for generations, yet this section looked different from everything else. The boxes were arranged carefully, their labels written in the same precise handwriting I had seen throughout Adrian's journal. I reached through the iron bars and touched the nearest folder, expecting the Keeper seal, but found Adrian's mark instead."Elias," I said quietly. "What did he do?"Elias didn't answer.I opened the gate and stepped inside. The first box contained copies of territorial agreements. The second held bloodline records. The third contained pages comparing different versions of the same succession law. Adrian had written notes beside several documents, pointing out changes in wording, missing signatures, and dates that didn't match the official records.I picked up one of the copies and compared it with a document from the main archive. They appeared almost identical