Awakening The Weakest Talent Only I Level Up 소설 & 이야기

How close have I been to losing them before they were given a chance at life. “Yes, fine, although…. some report that abilities and such may be weaker and get worse as thing progress. Your body focuses on the new life and stupidly leaves you more vulnerable. I think its nature’s way of ensuring the weaker hybrids don’t get out of the womb. So many obstacles to ensure failure. Only the strongest make it so I’m not at all shocked that Sierra gave birth to the future Santo Alpha.”

“We'll gather our strongest fighters. Aurora, can you lead us to this cave?” I nodded, determination filling me. “I can.” But before we move on, we have another task at hand. I assembled the most skilled individuals from both groups and started showing them a new method to harness their inherent wolf-like power. This was a skill I had just learned, designed to boost our natural strengths.

“Let me help.” I pivot, exposing my razor sharp fangs. "Don't lay a finger on her!" I snarl. My beta throws hi hands up in surrender. “As you wish Alpha.” Once the medicine man arrived, I ask Sia to stay with Sakari while I focus on removing the silver that those blood-sucking leeches injected into me. It’s a small device, like the size of an ant, that pulsates silver through my body to keep me weak. If I don’t dig it out, I will continue to get weaker and eventually it will kill me.

At this time, I'm sure she knew that I was aware she was hiding something and the best thing she would do for both me and herself was to let me know before I found out by myself. With that, I shot them a smile and walked outside to my armies who were ready for my command. Ordering them to go and raid Xander’s pack, I smiled in satisfaction because things were finally falling into place. The only piece that was remaining to connect was for Leila to harness her gifts and I would be unstoppable. My armies were probably doing justice to Xander’s pack as I sipped on a cup of herbal tea but few hours later, my armies returned with a chant of victory.

"It's done through a kind of ritual. Ray, if you have relatives or friends who need to evolve, send them here. I'll give them priority. In the next awakening ritual, I'll make sure to reserve a few spots." A man standing nearby explained, "Here, anyone who performs well can apply to become an ability user. However, each awakening ritual can only accommodate fifty people. The spots are always extremely limited. In fact, the current applicants are already scheduled several months out." So by allowing Ray's people to skip the line and join the very next awakening ritual, Agatha was clearly giving him enormous face. But Ray would never dare send his women here. He had no idea what kind of strang

“Yes. Because without it, when he rises again… not even the Alpha Prince can stop him.” Sophia straightened. “Then we find it. Before they do.” “You will have to go through a process,” I said, the weight of the truth still thick in the air. “But before that, Sophia… you must train. Strength isn’t just in muscle or claws. You must awaken what lies dormant within you. Power like yours doesn’t come all at once. It rises… gradually. And when it does, it must be wielded with control.” Sophia’s gaze flicked to Damon.

“Politically, this changes everything. If Sera claims Silvermoon, she controls a vast territory. Many packs absorbed the land after the fall. Some will resist her claim. Some will fight to support it.” “We’ll support her,” Kade said immediately, fiercely. “If she wants the title. If she wants the territory. It’s her choice—no one else’s.” Council members nodded slowly. Thalen added, “We must prepare her for her first shift. A Silvermoon alpha’s awakening could be… violent.” Kade swallowed. “I’ll guide her.” “And,” Rowan said gently, “you must tell her. Her identity. The mate bond. All of it.” Kade stiffened. The words hit him like a blade. “I know.”

He froze when he saw Tyla sitting up, the last remnants of silver fading from her arms. “Oh dear gods,” he whispered, voice quivering. “It’s begun.” Arthur’s tone sharpened like a blade. “What’s begun?” The healer stepped forward cautiously, like he wasn’t sure Tyla was entirely… safe to approach. “The Awakening,” he said. “The return of the dormant blood. It only happens when the lineage is threatened—or when the wolf comes of age.” Tyla blinked. “I’m twenty-one…” “Yes,” the healer said grimly. “The exact age White Moon Wolves manifested their true power.”

"You’re not anymore. Take him away." Two months later, I stood atop the watchtower, gazing at the wasteland in the distance as signs of life slowly returned. Commander Morris approached, holding two cups of hot coffee. He handed one to me. After two months of working together, our coordination had become seamless. While I was the base’s only elite ability instructor, he was its strongest leader. Together, we had built a structured, scientific awakening system. Both the number and quality of elemental users in the base had multiplied several times over.

“You wanted me to come back?” A slow, dangerous calm slid over me, coiling with the fire I’d found at the bottom of that bath. “Fine. I’ll come back.” I curled my fingers into the thin blanket, feeling unfamiliar muscles tighten, a stranger’s heart thudding hard in my chest. “But this time, it will be different,” I promised. “I’m not going to be the weak one.” And somewhere deep inside, that vow settled like a seed. Awakening. Not for redemption.