All Chapters of The silver eyed omega: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The mountains grew steeper as they traveled north. Kael moved at the front of the group, his wolf senses stretched across the forest. Behind him came Rowan, Finn, Eren, Aria, Rovan, and Lyra. No one spoke much. They didn't need to. The farther they traveled, the quieter the forest became. Not unnaturally. Simply because fewer wolves lived this far north. By late afternoon, Eren stopped. Kael immediately turned. "What?" Eren pointed toward the mountains. "There." At first, Kael saw nothing. Then he caught it. A scent. Wolves. Hundreds of them. But beneath it was something else. Something cold. Artificial. The scent of supernatural bonds. Lyra's expression tightened. "I can feel them." Aria closed her eyes. "So can I." She pointed toward a narrow passage between two cliffs. "The bonds are coming from there." Kael nodded. "Then that's where we're going." The passage narrowed until only two wolves could walk side by side. Rov

The stranger's words settled over the cavern. No one moved. Kael stood between him and Lyra, his wolf barely restrained beneath his skin. "Name yourself." The stranger smiled. "Still giving orders, Alpha?" Kael's eyes narrowed. "Name yourself." "Eamon." Eren went rigid. Finn noticed immediately. "You know him." Eren didn't answer. Eamon laughed softly. "Of course he knows me." He looked at the wolves around them. "He used to walk these halls." A murmur spread through the cavern. Finn turned toward his brother. "You were here?" Eren's jaw tightened. "Yes." "How long?" "Long enough." Finn stepped closer. "You knew these wolves?" "I knew some of them." "And you left them here." Eren's expression changed. "I tried to get them out." "But you didn't." "No." The word came quietly. Eren didn't defend himself. That somehow made Finn angrier. "You always have an explanation." "I don't." Eren looked directly at him. "I

The Shadow King was gone. But his words remained. The Master knows you're here. Kael stood at the mouth of the cavern, watching the darkness where the enemy had disappeared. Rovan approached him. "Should we pursue him?" "No." Rovan frowned. "Why?" "Because that's what he wants." Kael glanced back at Lyra. "He's given us information. That doesn't make him our ally." Rovan nodded. Behind them, Aria was helping several wolves who had weakened after the network was disrupted. Finn stood beside Eren. Neither brother spoke. The silence between them was different now. Less hostile. Still painful. Lyra noticed. "So," she said quietly, "that's the Shadow King." Kael turned toward her. "Yes." "He wasn't what I expected." "Neither was the truth." Lyra looked down. "About my mother." Kael stepped closer. "You don't have to figure everything out tonight." She looked at him. "I know." Then she smiled faintly. "But I want to." --- They returned to the settlement tw

They left before sunrise. The settlement was still quiet when Kael led the group through the eastern gate. The air carried the sharp scent of pine and damp earth, and a thin layer of mist clung to the ground. Kael walked at the front. Lyra stayed beside him. Behind them came Aria, Finn, Eren, and Rovan. No one spoke for the first hour. There was no need. The forest was dense enough that conversation would only make them careless. Kael's wolf kept pace beneath his skin, alert to every unfamiliar scent. He stopped suddenly. Everyone froze. "What?" Finn whispered. Kael lifted his head. "Deer." Finn frowned. "I don't smell anything." "That's because it's already gone." Rovan gave a quiet laugh. "Still relying on that nose of yours, Alpha?" Kael glanced back. "Still testing it?" "Always." The tension between them had changed since Ash Ridge. It wasn't hostility anymore. It was respect disguised as challenge. They continued walking. By mid

The words on the door were impossible to misunderstand. ONLY THE SISTERS MAY ENTER. Kael stared at them. "No." Lyra looked at him. "No?" "I'm not letting you walk into a room none of us knows anything about." Aria folded her arms. "She didn't say only Lyra may enter." Kael looked at her. Aria pointed toward the inscription. "Both of us." Finn stepped forward. "Then we'll wait here." Kael clearly hated the idea. Lyra reached for his hand. "Trust me." His jaw tightened. "I do." "Then let me do this." He looked into her silver eyes for several seconds before finally nodding. "Ten minutes." Lyra smiled faintly. "You've become very generous." "I'm trying." She squeezed his hand. Then she and Aria pushed open the door. --- The room beyond wasn't a treasure chamber. It was a study. A desk. Two bookshelves. A narrow bed. And dozens of papers pinned across the walls. Lyra's first thought was that their mother had lived here. Not hidden here. Worked here. A