Betrayed By An Alpha Claimed By A Lycan King นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I stood on the balcony, wrapped in Theo's arms, my entire body humming with the newly formed bond between us. My fingers trembled slightly against his chest, but I felt a warmth spreading through me, an expanding heat that wasn't quite confidence – more like inevitability. Two days ago, I'd been simply Emma Maxwell, gamma of the Blood Moon Pack with an Alpha wolf I kept carefully hidden. Now I was mate to the Lycan King, and nothing would ever be the same again.

The king was next to him again, blood soaring in the air as he ripped out his arm, His leg. Like it was nothing. I felt ill. Bile rose up my throat as the blood pooled round the fountain, the smell of iron strong in the air. The Alpha had not made a sound after his arm was ripped out, his eyes a hazy gloss as he stared above, his face bone white, even in the darkness. “Y-your.. your majesty.” His chest heaved as the king stood over him, and for the first time in my life, I saw fear in a lycans eyes.

“Alpha Morvane knows me, but he doesn’t know you. Almost nobody inside will recognize you unless they’re from your old pack. So when you introduce yourself to him, make sure he remembers it.” I nodded, keeping her words in mind. “The moment you walk through those doors, remember who you are.” She adjusted my blazer before giving my shoulders a firm squeeze. “You’re the mate of the Lycan Kings. People are going to test you. Don’t let them see you flinch. Anyone who tries something needs to be put in their place. That’s the only way my brothers will finally understand that you can handle yourself without them constantly hovering over you.” “You really think this will be enough to convince them

"My lord, I believe her bloodline is not merely rare. I believe it may be one the old texts warned us about, the kind meant to produce wolves capable of standing against Alphas and Lycan emperors both." The room went very still. I felt every eye turn toward me, and for a moment I was back in that courtyard at Ashveil, surrounded by faces convinced of something about me before I had said a single word in my own defense. "I do not understand what that means," I said, and my voice came out smaller than I wanted it to.

“Tell her that Silver Pine is in danger. Tell her that several pack members have fallen ill. Tell her that our supplies have been sabotaged by outsiders.” “Is that true?” “Partly.” “And the rest?” Ryder didn’t answer. The scout began to understand what he meant. “Does the Alpha want Aurora back?” “I want her to come and help this pack recover to what it once was.” “If the Lycan King finds out...” “He doesn’t need to know.” Ryder walked over to the window. Outside, the moon hung pale over the forest. “Aurora may have already accepted Cassian as her mate by now,” he said softly.

I felt my wolf surge hard against my control, old fury and fierce protectiveness tangling together into something I no longer had any interest in suppressing. "Then withdraw," I said. The chamber went utterly silent. "Your Majesty?" Malachar's composure flickered, genuine surprise breaking briefly through his careful mask. "I said withdraw." I let my voice carry the full weight of authority I'd spent ten years building, cold and absolute. "Any Alpha in this chamber unwilling to stand behind their King's own choice of mate is welcome to withdraw their support entirely, effective immediately. I won't hold it against you publicly, and I won't punish your packs for your Alpha's decision. But und

Damien yelled. I let out a shaky breath as the last thread of the mate bond began to snap. The pain was fading now. Everything was fading. "Do not worry. You will get your revenge and more" the Lycan King murmured as he turned and carried me toward the pack house. "I will make you the first Alpha Queen." The bond shattered completely and darkness swallowed me whole.

"Delicious." "Get. Off. Her." Kai's voice was pure Alpha command. "Or what?" Zephyr didn't even look at him. Just kept his eyes on mine. "You'll attack? Break Aurora's rule about no fighting?" "Kai," I said softly. Touching his arm. "It's okay." "It's not okay." His golden eyes blazed. "He's a vampire. He drinks blood. Kills for pleasure. You can't trust him." "Can't trust me?" Zephyr finally turned. "Says the Lycan King who let her walk into his kingdom without knowing who she was. Who let enemies infiltrate his fortress. Who let her sister die."

That was what I wanted to ask him and to make him understand but I also understood his reluctance. It was hard to believe that an alpha would bow to another alpha and in such a case, an alpha who had been leading a pack. But I didn't care about that and neither did I care what others would say. The others were to watch while I got killed for something I didn't do and do nothing and it was the Lycan King who came through for me and as things were, I would even give my soul or even my life for him. But Dan coming with the letter made us suspend everything.

Pain flickered across her face. “No,” she said softly. “You carry what betrayal made of you.” The chamber went still. Cassian did not answer. The air between them felt old. Ancient. Personal in a way I did not understand. I looked from him to the queen. “What happened to him?” Cassian’s head snapped toward me. “No.” Queen Amara’s gaze softened. “The last Lycan king hid the Heart where no Alpha could reach it.” “In him,” I said. “Yes.”