Novel & Cerita Kaeya X Albedo

Theia warned us. Theia put Adaira’s hands on her chest as I held her and put my hands over hers, then put her own hands over both of ours. She instructed us further on what should be done and after we both asked her some questions, it was time. The water began to glow like last time as the moon aligned with the Volcano’s crater, and I could feel the balance that was created, and the power that was awakened in response to it all. It felt familiar, and not just because I brought Adaira here once. This feeling of familiarity didn’t come from me, it came from Rael.

Kael turned around immediately, reading our reactions. “You smell it too,” Kieran said. Kael snarled. “She’s close.” Kael grabbed my arm and pulled me back just as a figure slipped over the edge of the building, a pale shape with eyes glowing faint gold, hair plastered to her face with rain, her smile thin and sharp. Veyra. Her voice slid across the rooftop like silk dragged across steel. “Hello, Maia.” Her gaze flicked to Kael, slow and hungry. “And hello, Alpha.”

“That would be my mother.” I swallowed my half-chewed food and cracked open the can of soda. The carbonation crackled across my tongue, and I winced. It was so fucking sweet. I ran my tongue over my teeth, wishing I had a damn toothbrush. A quick glance around my cell told me there were no cameras. Why would they need them when a guard walked by every five minutes? “Your mother is Alpha Lyra.” “Yes.” “And Phineas has your sister. Maisie, right?” I took another drink, cringing at the taste. “The girl that ripped my mate-bond with Nox to shreds.”

It's finally happening. Kael's beast is returning from dormancy

Chapter 52: A Lonely Alpha POV: Kael The halls of Mooncrest were quieter than I had expected. The corridors, once bustling with guards, council members, and the chatter of pack business, now echoed only with the soft scrape of boots against stone. I stood at the balcony overlooking the valley, watching the first morning light spill across the forests, rivers, and villages below. The pack stirred, cautious but orderly, rebuilding after the storms of war that Ariana and I had survived together.

Arya muttered, her emotions a crushing weight on my head. "Look, it's ready!" Kaelis broke them apart. They both turned to look at the castle, and Arya's lips parted. "Wow," Allytis muttered. Their faces carved on a kingdom castle that read 'Alphas And Luna Of Senhla Town Pack' Kaelis smiled excitedly. "Do you like it?" Arya stood up at once, pulling him into a kiss. Though taken aback, he didn't hold back. He kissed her back immediately, wrapping his arms around her waist.

I smiled softly at him and placed my hand over his. “No. It was Alpha Kai. They may share a body, but they are two very different individuals. Did you know that Alpha Kai prefers sunsets, but Alpha Xander prefers sunrises? Or that Alpha Kai’s favorite spot in the territory is a beautiful waterfall, but Alpha Xander’s favorite spot is the mountain top to our left. They share the body but are very different individuals.” Brian pursed his lips in thought. He looked at Xander closely and nodded. “That makes sense, Miss Emma,” he said, flashing me a smile.

I could feel the heat radiating off him. “You’re awake,” Kael’s baritone vibrated through the small space. “I—” A sharp, white-hot spike of pain lanced through my temples. I stumbled, my knees giving way. Kael was there in a heartbeat, his hands steadying my waist. “Steady.” He went rigid, his eyes locked on mine. “Ayla.. your eyes.” “What?” I breathed, my heart hammering against my ribs. “Are they bloodshot?” “They’re silver,” he whispered, his voice laced with disbelief.

he assured, giving me that warm smile of his. If only my other siblings could say the same. I sighed. By the time we arrived at the Royal Palace of Meldonis, it was already nightfall. As I stepped out of the carriage, the moon bathed me in its radiant light. I turned to Valerian when I started noticing loads of stares focused on me. “Those must be moon gems,” Valerian commented, pointing to one of the gems on my gown. “They are rare gems that glow in the presence of moonlight. Now you look like a princess.”