บททั้งหมดของ THE LAST HUMAN BLOODLINE: Mated To My Surrogate : บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

Kael sat in his office, staring at the documents in front of him. He rubbed his temples as he felt a headache coming on. There was too much that needed his attention. As he leaned back in his chair, he felt the mind-link open. It was Cassian.“Alpha, we have a problem.”“Speak,” Kael said, his expression hard.“The sentinels at the northern boundary have reported something strange.”Kael gently stood up from his chair and walked towards the windows.“And what's that?”There was brief silence on Cassian's end.“They do not have a clue as to what the creature is.”Kael's eyes narrowed.“Explain.”“They found tracks in the forest and near the boundary.”“Wolf tracks?”“No, Alpha.”“Then what?”“That's the problem. They couldn't identify the particular creature that made them.”“Tell me everything. Exactly how they found out.”“Two sentinels were patrolling the northern boundary when they heard movement in the forest. At first, they assumed it was a group of rogues. They followed the soun

Aria felt hot.The heat was suffocating, and every breath she took felt like she was inhaling smoke. She opened her eyes and realized she wasn't in Valthera.She stood in front of a ruined village.Everything around her was burning, and thick black smoke curled up into the sky, reducing visibility beneath it. On the ground lay dead bodies scattered around in pools of blood. They were too many to count.Aria's heart slammed against her ribs as she looked on.“What happened here?” she asked, but her voice sounded strangely distant.There was no living soul in sight.She took a hesitant step backward as she heard slow, heavy footsteps coming from in front of her.Aria froze as she looked at the woman who stood in the middle of the burning ruins.Her hair was silver and long, falling down her back. She looked young, quite young, but it was her eyes that terrified Aria.Her eyes were glowing red. Fury blazed in them as she stood among the corpses without a single visible wound on her. Flam

Maelva stood before the ancient map spread across the large stone table. Every territory of the supernatural world had been drawn on it with black ink. The werewolf packs, the vampire kingdoms, the witch territories, the northern kingdom of the elves, the fael kingdom, and even the forgotten lands beyond the southern mountains. “Where was Arandour located on the map? How did they manage to escape my grandfather?” Maelva asked himself. He had sworn to Aelra on his deathbed to make sure the prophecy didn’t come to pass and that the reign of the supernatural remained in their bloodline as the rulers. The human kingdom had been reduced to ashes by Aelra, his grandfather. That was what he had believed until now. A cloaked man in black stood before Maelva. “You are certain of this?” “Yes.” Maelva’s eyes narrowed as he stared at the cloaked man. “And have you gotten any information on whether anyone survived it?” “Not yet, Your Highness.” “Continue investigating. You’re di

Aria waited until her roommates had all fallen asleep. The corridors outside her room had been silent for nearly an hour. Everyone had retired to bed except the warriors stationed outside the retraining quarters, who had settled into their usual watch.Aria reached beneath her pillow. Her fingers touched the hard cover of the book. She pulled it out slowly, trying not to make any noise.Aria quietly stood up and walked to the window. She sat down by its edge and placed the book on her lap. She glanced towards her roommates, who were deeply asleep, before glancing at the door.Nothing.She opened the book and turned the first page. The pages rustled softly as she went through them. She returned to the section about the Moonbound Mark. Her eyes moved across the words.She turned the next page but seemed to understand nothing. The further she went, the less she understood. The language was strange and ancient. Some of the writings appeared like symbols rather than letters.Aria traced th

Aria had barely finished cleaning the hospital ward when a guard approached her and informed her that she was being summoned by the elders. “Aria. The elders request your presence in the council room.” Aria's stomach tightened. “Now?” “Yes. It's urgent.” Aria immediately thought of the book. Had they discovered it? Did someone search her room? Her heart started pounding. She wiped her hands against her dress, then followed the guard through the palace corridors. Every step towards the council room made her more nervous. When they got to the council room, the guard opened the door for her, and she walked inside. The door closed slowly behind her. Aria straightened her posture as she slowly walked towards the center of the room. The elders were seated around the long table. Elder Malakai sat at the highest part of the table. His expression was as cold as ever. “Greetings, elders of Valthera. I was told that my presence is requested.” Elder Caius nodded. “Yes.” Eld