All Chapters of The silver eyed omega: Chapter 91 - Chapter 98

By morning, the mountain fortress was overflowing. Wolves filled the courtyard. Some were injured. Some were exhausted. Others simply sat in silence, staring at their own hands as though they had never seen them before. They had been freed. But freedom had not erased what had happened to them. Lyra stood at the edge of the courtyard, watching. A young wolf suddenly shifted. He stumbled backward, breathing hard. "I can't remember my sister." Another wolf looked at him. "I can't remember mine either." The courtyard fell silent. Lyra's chest tightened. Aria stood beside her. "The bond suppressed parts of them." "Can we bring those memories back?" Aria shook her head. "Not immediately." Lyra looked toward the injured wolves. "Then what can we do?" "Give them time." Lyra frowned. "Time won't feed them." "No." Aria looked around. "But it might give them something the bond never did." "What?" "A choice about who they become next." Kael had already started organ

The Frost Valley message remained on the table. No one touched it. Kael had spent most of the morning studying the words. He wants you to come for him. Rovan finally broke the silence. "Don't go." Kael looked up. "You think it's a trap." "I know it's a trap." Eren shook his head. "We don't know that." Rovan looked at him. "We know the Master is trying to isolate us. Why would he suddenly invite us into a pack that surrendered to him?" "Because someone inside wants help," Eren replied. "Or because someone wants Kael dead." Kael leaned back. "Either way, we don't go yet." Rovan nodded. "Good." He pulled another map from beneath the first. "I have something more important." Kael studied it. Three territories were marked. "Independent packs." "Three of them," Rovan said. "None of them want the Master. None of them want to join us." "Then why are we meeting?" Rovan smiled. "Because they might want to stop being afraid." --- By aft

By sunrise, the settlement had become too small. Wolves crowded the open fields. Families slept beneath temporary shelters. Injured wolves occupied the healer's quarters. Those who had escaped the Shadow King's control had arrived from three different packs during the night. There were simply too many of them. Kael stood on the ridge overlooking the settlement. Below him, wolves moved between tents, carrying food, water, and supplies. Rovan joined him. "You can't keep doing this." Kael glanced sideways. "Doing what?" "Collecting everyone." Kael's expression hardened. "I'm not collecting anyone." "That's not how others will see it." Rovan pointed toward the valley. "Look at them. Hundreds of wolves are here because they believe you're protecting them." "They're here because they're afraid." "Exactly." Rovan folded his arms. "And fear creates loyalty just as easily as the Shadow King's bonds do." Kael turned toward him. "That's not the same." "Isn't it?" Rovan's

The wounded were still being carried into Stone Creek when Eren finally spoke. "The Master doesn't have one army." Everyone in the command shelter turned toward him. Rovan crossed his arms. "Explain." Eren spread a map across the table. "His forces are divided." He placed several stones across different parts of the map. "One group controls a pack. Another controls a second pack. Some wolves are planted inside settlements. Others move between territories carrying orders." Finn frowned. "So they're independent." "They look independent." Eren pointed at the stones. "But they're connected." Aria leaned closer. "Through the bonds." Eren nodded. "Exactly." He drew lines between the stones. "The Master doesn't need to control every wolf himself. He controls the wolves who influence everyone else." Kael studied the map. "Alphas." "Alphas, betas, guards, healers. Anyone whose choices affect an entire group." Lyra remembered the battlefield. "So when those wolves are c