All Chapters of Claimed By My Enemy Alpha: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

The garden fell into complete silence. Not even the wind dared to move. Darius stood firmly in front of Serafina, his broad shoulders shielding her from the wolves gathered beyond the trees. His crimson eyes never left man standing at their head. Kieran. Neither Alpha spoke.For a long moment, they simply stared at each other. Measuring. Judging. Waiting to see who would make the first move. Behind Darius, Serafina unconsciously tightened her griup around the dagger hidden beneath her sleeve. Kieran noticed. Of course he did. A faint smile tugged at the corner of his lips.“You still keep the second blade in your left sleeve.”Serafina froze. Slowly, her fingers loosened from the weapon. “You remember...”“I remember everything.” His voice was calm. “So should you.”Darius didn’t take his eyes off Kieran. “If you’re here to reminisce, leave.”Kieran chuckled. “I didn’t come for you.”His golden eyes shifted past Darius, landing directly on Serafina. “I came for Subject Seven.”“My nam

The morning air at Black Fang felt bitterly cold this morning. A thin mist still hung over the training grounds as Serafina walked into the arena with the two daggers that had been a part of her life for years. The sound of boots approaching could be heard faintly from behind her.“You’re here earlier than I expected.”Serafina turned and saw Darius standing there. He was wearing all-black training gear without his Alpha coat. Darius’s appearance was much simpler than usual, but that only made his broad shoulders and well-trained physique stand out even more clearly now.“I couldn’t sleep last night.”“Was it because of Kieran?”Serafina fell silent for a moment. “It was because of my own thoughts.”Darius didn’t press for an answer. He walked past Serafina and took a wooden sword from the weapons rack.“In that case, let’s just train today.”Serafina frowned. “Train with you?”“Is there a problem?”“I’m more used to fighting to kill.”“That’s what we’re going to change, little by lit

Night fell earlier than usual. A thin fog shrouded every part of Black Fang, making the entire castle seem much quieter. Serafina stood on her bedroom balcony, gazing toward the dark forest in the distance. It had been three days since Kieran’s arrival. Yet his voice still echoed very clearly in her head.“Your body still remembers everything I taught you, Subject Seven.”She clenched her fists. “I don’t belong to you anymore, Kieran. I don’t belong to Shadow Fang anymore either.”Even though spoken softly, those words felt like a promise to Serafina herself.KnockKnockKnockThe soft knocking on the door immediately snapped her out of her reverie.“Come in.”Darius stepped inside, carrying a small wooden box.“What’s that?”“Herbal ointment.”Serafina frowned. “I’m not injured.”Darius looked at the bruise on Serafina’s wrist.“Are you sure you’re not injured?”Serafina reflexively pulled her hand away. “It’s just a bruise.”“But it’s still an injury.”“I’m just used to it. It’s jus

The sound of the alarm bell echoed throughout Black Fang. The tolling was deafening. Once. Twice. Then more than three times. All the warriors on guard duty immediately ran toward the pack’s main gate. Serafina, who had just stepped out of the library, stopped in her tracks.“What’s going on? What’s happening?”A warrior running past her called out, “There’s an intruder!”Serafina’s heart immediately began to race. Without a second thought, she joined the others in running toward the front courtyard of Black Fang. By the time she arrived, nearly the entire Black Fang force had gathered, on high alert. Darius was already standing at the very front. His gaze was cold and sharp, fixed on the forest beyond the gate.“What’s really going on?” Serafina asked softly.“The eastern patrol just found three bodies,” Kael replied without taking his eyes off the forest for a moment.“Bodies?”“Those bodies aren’t our soldiers.”“Do you think they’re from Shadow Fang?”Kael shook his head slowly. “

This morning, the air around Black Fang felt much colder than usual. Fog still hung among the trees, while the training grounds were already filled with the clanging of the warriors’ swords. However, in the farthest corner of the arena, Serafina trained alone, over and over again, without stopping.The dagger in Serafina’s hand slashed at the wooden dummy with swift and brutal movements. Starting from the neck, the heart, then the throat, and finally the eyes, all the fatal points on a person’s body. It was as if every swing of Serafina’s dagger was a form of venting for something she had always kept bottled up inside.“That’s enough, Serafina.” Darius’s voice came from behind her.Even after hearing him, Serafina continued to swing her dagger. “I’m not done yet, Darius.”“You’ve been training for almost three hours.”“I can still keep going.”“But you’re bleeding.”Only then did Serafina stop and lower her head slightly. The skin on her palm was torn from gripping the dagger’s hilt s