All Chapters of Betrayed By My Mate, Now Mated To Three : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Evander's POVThe fortress rose from the earth like a scar on the world.A dead volcano transformed into something worse. Stone walls that pulsed with stolen life. Towers built from bones. Gates that seemed to breathe.I had studied corrupted lairs for years. Read every report. Analyzed every pattern.Nothing prepared me for this."It is massive." Kael stood beside me. His tactical mind is already calculating approaches. "Bigger than any intelligence suggested.""Because it has been growing for a thousand years." I studied the twisted architecture. "Every Alpha it consumed added to this place. Their power. Their essence. All absorbed into the structure itself.""How do we breach something like that?" Riven asked. His warrior instincts bristled at the impossibility."Carefully." I gestured to the outer defenses. "See those spikes? They are not decoration. They corrode living tissue. Get too close and your flesh starts rotting off your bones."Sabine's hand found mine. "Then how do we g

Riven's POVI watched Sabine face the impossible alone and every instinct screamed to intervene."We have to help her." The words tore from my throat. "She cannot fight that thing alone.""She ordered us to stay back." Evander gripped my shoulder. "We have to trust her.""Trust her to die?" I shook him off. "Look at it. That thing consumed seven hundred Alphas. Mordain was nothing compared to this."Through the bond, I felt Sabine's pain. Her determination. Her absolute certainty that this fight was hers alone.But I also felt her fear. The growing realization that she was outmatched."I am going in." I shifted. Let my wolf take over. "Orders or not, I will not watch my mate die.""Riven wait." Kael tried to grab me. "We need a plan.""The plan is not letting her face that nightmare alone." I launched forward. "Everything else figures itself out."I crossed the chamber in seconds. Closed the distance between me and the mass of twisted flesh.Up close it was worse. Faces screaming. Han

  Evander's POV Sabine's body stood frozen in the center of the chamber. Her consciousness was somewhere else. Inside the creature. Fighting a battle we could not see. Which meant keeping her alive fell to us. "It knows what she is doing." Kael positioned himself between Sabine and the mass. "Look at how it is moving. All attention on her now." He was right. The creature had shifted. Stopped worrying about the other warriors. Focused entirely on the one threat that could actually destroy it. "Then we keep it away from her." I drew my blade. "No matter what it costs." "Agreed." Riven's wolf form rippled with barely contained violence. "Nothing touches her. Nothing." The creature struck. A massive tendril thick as a tree trunk. Moving faster than anything that size should. 

  Sabine's POV Through the bond, I felt Kael preparing to die. Not metaphorically. Not dramatically. Actually preparing. Accepting. Letting go. Every calculation in his brilliant mind pointed to the same conclusion. His death brought our survival. "No." The word ripped from my throat. "Kael no. Stop. Do not do this." But he was already kneeling in the center of the chamber. Already opening himself to the corrupted energy. Already choosing sacrifice over survival. "Sabine get out." His voice through the bond was calm. Resigned. "Please. Let me save you." "I am not losing you." I turned back toward the chamber. Warriors streamed past me. Fleeing the building explosion. "I am not losing anyone else." "You have to." Pain colored his thoughts. The corruption was already burning him. "There is no o

Evander's POVThe implications hit me before the others fully processed them.One life force. Shared between four wolves. Complete unity in every sense.Which meant if any of us died, all of us died. No individual survival. No safety nets. No backup plans.We would live together or fall together. No middle ground."You understand what this means?" The ancestral spirit watched me. "The strategic mind sees the risks clearly.""I see them." I studied the threads of light connecting us. "If one of us takes a fatal wound we all die. If one of us gets sick we all suffer. Our lives become completely interdependent.""Yes." The spirit confirmed. "This is not a bond that can be broken or undone. You would be tied together until death claims all four simultaneously.""That is terrifying." Kael's voice was shaky. "One mistake. One accident. And we all fall.""But it also means we all survive together." Riven countered. "Share strength. Share healing. If one of us is wounded the others can sustai