Todos los capítulos de My Sister’s Alpha Chose Me: Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 80

The next morning, we left for Frostfang.The decision had been made before sunrise.Kael wanted to send a larger escort, but I refused.We weren’t going to war.We were going to understand why the Crown had changed.Still, he insisted on taking six guards with us, and I didn’t argue. After everything that had happened, pretending danger no longer existed would have been foolish.Selene rode beside me.For most of the journey, neither of us said much.The Crown fragment beneath my clothes remained warm.Not painful.Just present.I could feel it with every movement.Almost as though it knew where we were going.After several hours, Selene finally spoke.“Do you think Seraphine knows what this means?”“She wouldn’t have asked us to return if she didn’t have an idea.”“That wasn’t what I asked.”I looked at her.She was starin

I read the message again.If you want the prisoners alive, come to the old Mooncrest battlefield before dawn.The paper felt heavier in my hand than it should have.Kael stood beside me, staring at the words.“We’re not going alone,” he said.“I know.”“We’re not walking into their trap.”“I know that too.”He looked at me.“Then why do you look like you’re already planning to go?”“Because I am.”His jaw tightened.“Liana.”“They have the prisoners.”“And they have chosen you because they know you’ll care.”“Exactly.”“That doesn’t mean you have to give them what they want.”I folded the message.“No. It means I have to understand what they want.”Kael stared at me for a moment before nodding.“Then we find out.”We moved quickly.The attack had happened less than an hour before our arri

By the time we reached Mooncrest, the pack was already awake.The gates opened before we reached them.Guards lined both sides of the road, but there was something different in their faces. They were still alert. Still tired. Some carried fresh bandages from the previous attacks.But they were no longer looking at one another with suspicion.They were looking toward the road.Toward us.Toward the possibility that the fighting might actually end.Kael dismounted first.“What happened while we were gone?” he asked one of the guards.The young wolf straightened.“Three more territories have sent messages.”Kael’s expression tightened.“More attacks?”“No, Alpha.”The guard shook his head.“They want to talk.”Kael went still.I exchanged a look with Selene.“Talk about what?” I asked.“The alliance.”That si

The first impact shook the sanctuary walls.Dust fell from the ceiling.Kael was already moving.“Everyone outside.”Seraphine grabbed the final record from my hands and folded it quickly.“Not that way.”She pointed toward the eastern passage.“If they breach the main gate, they’ll come through the lower courtyard.”Selene stepped toward the door.“Then we should move the healers and children first.”I caught her arm.“Selene.”She looked at me.“You stay here.”Her expression hardened.“No.”“This isn’t a normal attack.”“Exactly.”She pulled her arm free.“If the Crown is what they’re after, I need to be here.”“You don’t know that they’re after the Crown.”“Neither do you.”She was right.The howls outside had told us nothing.Only that someone had arrived.

We left Frostfang before sunset.No one celebrated the Crown becoming whole.There was no time for that.The moment the scouts confirmed that several hundred hostile wolves had gathered outside Mooncrest, the alliance began preparing for the journey.Darius sent riders toward Silverpine.Ronan did the same for Stormridge.Garrick’s representatives rode ahead to warn Blackridge.Within an hour, the courtyard that had been filled with exhausted fighters was nearly empty.Everyone was moving toward Mooncrest.Everyone except the wounded, the children, and those who had chosen to remain behind.I rode beside Kael while Selene followed with Seraphine and several Frostfang guards.The Crown was no longer hanging from my neck.It was inside a small leather pouch at my waist.I could still feel it.Not as a command.More like a quiet presence.