Todos os capítulos de The Alpha who Rejected me Becomes my prisoner : Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

Chapter 31"You are also descended from me."The words echoed through the collapsing silver hall.For a moment, Lyra forgot about the throne.Forgot about the crown.Forgot about the war.All she could hear was the pounding of her heart."No."Orion's smile widened."You are."The hall trembled violently.Cracks spread across the floor beneath them.Silver light and darkness spilled through the fractures.Reality itself seemed unstable.Yet Orion remained calm.As if none of it mattered.As if he had already won.Lyra turned toward Selene.Desperate.Searching for denial.For reassurance.For proof that Orion was lying.But Selene couldn't meet her eyes.The silence hurt more than any answer."Tell me he's wrong."The former Queen looked away.Tears shimmered in her eyes.And Lyra understood.The truth.The terrible truth.Orion wasn't lying.A vision exploded around them.Ancient memories.Generations passing like pages turning in a book.Moonborn descendants hiding from the Council.

Chapter 33"You were never supposed to die."The words echoed through the silver hall.For the first time since Lyra had met him, Orion looked shaken.Not angry.Not arrogant.Shaken.The memory around them continued unfolding.Selene stood beneath a silver moon, laughing as Orion tried—and failed—to catch a glowing moonbird.They looked happy.Truly happy.Not a queen and a traitor.Not enemies.Just siblings.A sister.And her brother.Lyra watched in stunned silence.Everything she knew about Orion painted him as a monster.Yet this version was different.Alive.Kind.Human.The contrast was unsettling.The memory shifted.Years passed.Selene and Orion grew older.The kingdom prospered.The Moonborn reached the height of their power.Peace spread across the territories.For a time, everything seemed perfect.Then the memory darkened.A council meeting.Voices raised.Arguments.Fear.The First Council.Not yet corrupted.Not yet dangerous.Simply frightened.A sickness had appeare

Chapter 35The crown fragments circled Lyra.Faster.Faster.Faster.Silver light illuminated the collapsing hall.The Void King's eye watched from the darkness.Patient.Certain.Waiting for her choice.The images of Shadow Hollow still hovered before her.The burning city.The wounded warriors.The Destroyer tearing through everything she loved.And Ronan...Standing alone against impossible odds.Her heart clenched.If she accepted the crown now, she might save them.If she refused...Thousands could die.The temptation was overwhelming.Exactly as the Void King intended."Don't."The voice came from Orion.Lyra turned sharply.The Betrayer stared at the crown fragments.His expression grim."You still don't understand the trap."The Void King laughed.A deep, ancient sound."Afraid she'll succeed where you failed?"Orion ignored him.His gaze remained fixed on Lyra."If you claim the crown through fear..."He pointed toward the darkness."...it won't belong to you."A chill ran th

Chapter 37"The Three Heirs must unite."The Moon's voice faded.Silence filled the silver hall.Nobody moved.Nobody spoke.The words hung in the air like a death sentence.Three heirs.Not two.Three.It changed everything.The Shadow Fang stared at the silver light emerging from his chest.His breathing became uneven.The fragment pulsed beneath his skin.Alive.Awakening.Calling to the others."No."His voice sounded distant.Uncertain.The old Keeper stepped forward."There is no denying it anymore."The assassin's jaw tightened."My family were guardians.""Yes.""Not heirs."The Keeper's expression softened."They were both."The revelation hit harder than any blade.The Shadow Fang staggered backward.His entire life had been built on lies.The Council lied.His ancestors lied.Even history lied.The fragment continued glowing.Confirming the truth.Orion laughed bitterly."Of course."Everyone looked toward him.The Betrayer shook his head."I should have seen it."His silve

Chapter 39"The Key is."The Moon's words echoed across every realm.Silence followed.A stunned, disbelieving silence.Lyra stared at the massive silver key floating before them.The fragments of the inheritance had merged perfectly.Not into a crown.Not into a weapon.A key.The true inheritance of the Moonborn.The true reason the Council feared the heirs.The true reason the Void King had hunted them for centuries.The realization sent chills through the hall.The locked door began to appear.Not physically.As a vision.A colossal silver gateway hanging in the void beyond reality.Ancient runes covered its surface.Entire stars seemed trapped within the metal.The sight stole everyone's breath.Even Orion looked shaken.The Void King's eye narrowed immediately.Fear flashed through the darkness.Real fear."What is it?" Lyra whispered.The old Keeper answered.His voice trembling."The First Gate."The name echoed strangely.As if reality itself remembered it."The source of Moo