Novel & Cerita Chained Soldier Nei

Carried power. “Caelum is a member of the pack and the beta of the alpha. We can’t bring him to you.” “Then bring me Aeron as well.” I said, my voice echoing. The lead soldier straightened. “We can’t do that. If you want him—you’ll have to go through us.” I smiled. “As you wish.” The blast knocked them all back before they could move. Lightning danced from my fingertips. Chains of moonlight snapped around their weapons and shattered them. I stepped forward, each footstep heavier than the last. They scrambled to regroup. One cast a protection sigil—I shattered it with a whisper.

I looked at the soldier who was still waiting at the front of the magnificent building and wasn't moving. "What's wrong, why aren't we going in?" I frowned. "We have to wait till we receive orders from our Alpha before we can go in. As I told you before, he's busy currently." The soldier replied. His reply made my anger which had already calmed surge again and I felt like bashing him against the wall. I looked over at Chad and could also see he was anxious. "What's wrong?" I frowned, turning to Chad. "My twin just mind-linked me that Ethan and his troops have left the pack and are moving at a rather high speed." He said.

His body was covered in battle scars, his gaze hard and cold as he growled, “Where are our supplies?” My father stood before the Lupari soldier, his head bowed, his body trembling. “We… we don’t have it,” he stammered. I felt my brother shuffle closer to the corner where I stood, his fear almost noticeable. It made my stomach churn. “You don’t have it?” the Lupari soldier growled, his voice low and dangerous. He turned to his men, and they all burst into laughter. “Perhaps you think we are in the mood for jokes,” he said, his tone deceptively calm. “We have had a long day of battle, protecting this kingdom from harm and we want rest. So, I will ask again. Where are the supplies?”

“We’re close.” I nodded, my breath shallow as I tried to steady myself. This was it. The moment of reckoning. We could either walk out of here victorious or end up as another casualty in this war. The tension between us had been building for days, but now, in this moment, with everything on the line, it felt more intense than ever. I could feel Carter’s presence beside me like a constant, steady force. He had been my anchor through this entire journey, and now, as we faced the endgame, I couldn’t help but wonder what would happen to us when this was all over.

he started untangling her limbs from his body. “Wade, shall we see if the kingdom wide link works?” Wade nodded stiffly. “I’ve linked the patrol.” Marc muttered a thanks as he gave Klara a swift kiss on her forehead before getting to Wade. Wade put his hand on Marc’s shoulder, “Ready?” Both males took a breath before opening their channels, their eyes glazing, pushing to every wolf in the Kingdom “Intruder in Royal pack lands. Ensure he does not get to Silversmith land.” They closed the link and both swayed a little with the strength needed for the link. “Think it worked?” Wade asked, but as the last syllable came from his mouth, howls echoed around them, some sounded within their own pack b

“Yes, I want it.” I didn’t care how shameless that sounded nor did I care about anything tonight. All I wanted was to feel something or anything. “I’ll have you unable to walk out of here after I’m done with you.” He moved his hand to my neck and held it in a light choke. “I know you want my cock in you.” I wanted to be defiant because I knew from his tone that he was dominant and used to giving orders, men like him loved power, so I disobeyed.

My hand reached out to take his within it. “By the grace and light of our merciful Moon, we commit your spirit. Our friend, our brother, our warrior. May you rest amongst the stars.” I spoke ceremoniously. “May you rest amongst the stars.” The wolves repeated in monotoned unison. “Let this day, let this loss of our soldier be a reminder of the threat we face,” Nicolai spoke without an announcement. My insides churned at the thought of an outsider partaking in our sacred goodbye.

He looked down into the vault, his visor glowing with a harsh, hunting red. "Target acquired," the soldier’s voice boomed, amplified by his suit’s speakers. "The Architect is locked in the center. Secure the asset. Eliminate the support." Nikos turned his gaze to the intruder, his face devoid of fear, his mind already drifting into the infinite, buzzing expanse of the Ledger. "Aris, move!" As Aris dove toward the shadows of the bulkhead, the soldier rappelled into the room, his boots hitting the iron floor with a final, echoing thud. The air in the vault began to hum with a high-pitched whine—the sound of the core reaching critical mass.

Yoon-min, weak but not broken, rasped, “He’s… stalling you. Keeping you busy.” The realization hit Soo-ah like ice. Lazarus didn’t care if his soldiers died—this was all to delay them, to keep them away from whatever final piece of the Shattered Veil Project he was setting into motion. --- Suddenly, a hulking figure emerged from the smoke—an enhanced soldier. His body rippled with unnatural muscle, veins glowing faintly with the same unstable serum Lazarus had been testing. His eyes burned an eerie crimson as he roared, charging straight for Sang-woo.

I stood quietly behind Leon, trying not to let Shirley influence my thoughts. In fact, I tried to get Shirley to be quiet, but she ignored me completely. Leon's slender shadow was reflected in the candle-light, motionless as a sculpture. The sound of hurried footsteps mingled with the scraping of chains against the floor outside the door, and I could smell a faint scent of blood in the air. Nervously, I gripped the skirts of my skirts on either side as the door opened. A soldier named Martin pushed a bloodied man with chains around his neck and hands to the ground.