The Maid the Alphas Couldn't Forget
Zephyr stood at the rear, his blue magic lashing out, binding guards in tendrils of light, throwing them into the chasm.
I fought at the center, the silver aura blazing around me. My claws extended, my dagger flashing. Every strike was precise, every movement driven by rage and grief and the desperate need to protect.
But the guards kept coming. They were endless, relentless, pouring through the corridor like a flood.
And then, I heard the King's voice behind me.
"The final lock is broken."
I looked back.
The last cage door swung open. A woman stepped out—tall, silver-haired, her eyes the same shade of molten gold as the King's. She was weak, her body thin, but there was a fierce fire burnin