Todos os capítulos de The Girl the Alpha Academy Couldn't Break: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

Neris's POV"Say that again. Slowly."My wolf doesn't repeat herself right away, her presence coiled tight and alert beneath my skin in a way I haven't felt since the Threshold's final sealing, something considerably more unsettled than simple wariness.The voice that answered us, she says finally, her tone carrying none of the warmth from moments ago. It carries my resonance. My authority. The exact signature the Threshold recognizes as guardian essence."That's not possible," I say, my chest tightening despite the courtyard's calm, moonlit stillness around us. "You said the guardian lineage was reduced to a single fragment. The one placed inside me."I believed that to be true. I may have been wrong.Cassian's hand finds my shoulder, steady despite the obvious alarm written across his face. "Neris, every wolf within the academy's walls just went silent at once. That's not normal, even for tonight."He's right. The courtyard, which moments ago carried the distant echo of a hundred an

Neris's POV"He's stable. Barely."Lucien emerges from the infirmary's makeshift recovery room, exhaustion evident across his features despite the relief in his voice. "Whatever training kept him alive this long, it bought him enough time for proper treatment.""Then I want answers," I say, already moving toward the door."Neris." Cassian catches my arm, his expression carrying careful warning. "Something about this feels wrong. A stranger collapses at our gates the exact same night something answers our wolves across the mountains, and he happens to know your bloodline's entire history in considerable detail?""You think he's lying.""I think he's concealing something, at minimum. Nobody survives that kind of injury traveling this far without purpose, and purpose this convenient deserves scrutiny before trust.""Fine. Then we question him carefully. Together."The stranger is awake when we enter, propped against the infirmary cot's thin pillows, bandages wrapped tight across his side

Neris's POV"Her name is Sable Veyra."Darius says it slowly, as though testing whether speaking it aloud might somehow summon her directly into the academy's rebuilt courtyard."You said that before," I say, impatience edging into my voice despite everything I understand about his obvious exhaustion. "I need more than a name.""I'm giving you what I actually know, which admittedly isn't considerable." He shifts against the infirmary cot, strength slowly returning despite the lingering weight of his injury. "She awakened roughly four months ago, considerably differently than you did. No forest incident. No gradual discovery. The Division engineered her awakening directly, deliberately, under controlled conditions designed to avoid every mistake they believe cost them control over you.""What kind of power does she actually wield.""Something almost identical to your own, at the height of your abilities. Kaelith's authority, Virel's strength, properly reunited the same way yours was."

Neris's POV"You shouldn't be here."My voice comes out steadier than I expect, despite the impossible sight waiting for me the moment I push open my quarters' door, a figure standing calmly beside my bed as though she belongs there entirely.She turns slowly, and my breath catches at what the moonlight reveals.My own face stares back at me. Not simply similar, not merely resembling, but unmistakably, impossibly identical. The same eyes, the same jaw, the same small, nervous habit of tucking a loose strand of hair behind one ear that I've carried since childhood."Hello, Neris," she says, her voice carrying an unsettling, familiar cadence, though something beneath it feels considerably colder than anything I've ever heard from my own mouth."Sable." My wolf surges immediately beneath my skin, protective and alert despite the burning mark still faintly visible against my palm."Not quite," she says, something almost amused crossing her features. "Though I understand the assumption, gi

Neris's POV"This chamber hasn't been used since before the purge, as far as any record indicates."Lucien's voice carries careful caution as he studies the ancient stone walls surrounding us, considerably different from anything I've encountered even during the Threshold's own crisis, symbols carved into every surface that pulse faintly with dormant, patient energy."You're certain this will actually reveal genuine memory," I ask, standing at the chamber's center where Lucien's research indicated the strongest resonance point exists."Reasonably certain, based on everything I've translated from the surviving texts. This space was apparently designed specifically to verify bloodline memory, separating genuine recollection from implanted or corrupted versions." His expression carries careful uncertainty despite his analytical confidence. "Whether it still functions properly after centuries of dormancy is considerably less certain.""Then let's find out."Cassian's hand finds mine brief