Todos los capítulos de My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

The arrow struck the stone wall inches from my hand.“Down!”Kael pulled me back just as another volley flew from the forest.Arrows struck the battlements.Guards ducked behind the stone barriers while others raised their shields.The wolves below us surged forward.For one terrifying moment, Mooncrest became nothing but noise.Howls.Shouting.The clash of metal.The pounding of feet against the earth.“Hold the wall!” Kael shouted.The command traveled through the guards.I forced myself to breathe.This was no longer a threat.No more warnings.No more messages.The war had begun.I looked toward the forest.The first line of Lucian’s wolves was moving.They weren’t charging randomly.They were advancing in groups, each one taking a different route toward the western gate.“He’s split

For one second, nobody moved.Then Kael turned toward me.“We’re going to Frostfang.”I nodded.Corvin looked between us.“What about this chamber?”I glanced at the cracked pillar.Whatever was beneath it could wait.Selene could not.“We leave it.”Kael nodded.“Move.”We ran.The passage seemed longer on the way back.My twisted ankle protested with every step, but I ignored it.There was no time to stop.When we reached the upper chamber, the three wolves who had followed Corvin were gone.The old records were still scattered across the floor.The entrance stood open.Kael looked at Corvin.“Can you get us out?”“Yes.”“Then lead.”We followed him through another narrow passage that eventually opened behind the council hall.By the time we reached the courtyard, Moon

The moment we stepped outside the sanctuary, the fighting stopped.Not completely.The sounds of wolves moving through the forest were still there. Weapons scraped against the ground. Injured wolves groaned behind the barricades. Somewhere near the northern entrance, someone shouted an order.But the army surrounding Frostfang had stopped advancing.Malachi stood at the center of the clearing.He wasn’t looking at Kael.He wasn’t looking at Selene.He was looking at me.“You opened it,” he said.I tightened my fingers around the Crown fragment.“Yes.”His expression changed.For the first time since I had seen him, he looked genuinely uncertain.“What did you find?”“A room.”His jaw tightened.“Nothing else?”“A reminder.”“Of what?”“That the Crown doesn’t belong to anyone.”Malachi’s face hardened.

For a moment, I couldn’t breathe.Amara stood behind Malachi.Her hands were bound in front of her, and there was a bruise along her temple. Her clothes were torn from the fight, but she was standing.Alive.My mother.The woman I had just left at the sanctuary.“Amara.”Her eyes found mine.“Liana.”I took a step forward.Malachi immediately placed a hand on her shoulder.“Another step and she dies.”I stopped.Kael moved beside me, sword raised.“Let her go.”Malachi smiled.“You still think you can give orders.”“I don’t need to give orders.”Kael’s voice remained calm.“You’re surrounded.”Malachi laughed.“By whom?”Kael glanced behind him.There were no soldiers in the corridor.Only the twelve prisoners.Lucian.Me.Kael.And Ma

I read the condition twice.The Moon Queen must arrive without the Crown.For a moment, the council hall was silent.Then Darius spoke.“They’re trying to disarm you.”“No,” Selene said.Everyone looked at her.“They’re trying to see whether she can be trusted without it.”I lowered the letter.“That doesn’t make it safer.”“No.”Selene’s expression remained calm.“But refusing will confirm everything they fear.”Kael looked at me.“We don’t have to accept their terms.”“I know.”I looked at the map covering the table.Seven packs were preparing for war.We could fight them.We might even win some battles.But every victory would create another reason for the others to fear us.I didn’t want that.“I’ll go without it.”Kael immediately shook his head.“No.”I lo