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Our power intertwined, creating a storm that even Rowan had to respect. He lunged again, dagger aimed directly at my chest, and I reacted instinctively, releasing a blast of pure Omega energy that sent him skidding back, momentarily stunned. I didn’t hesitate. I surged forward, the warrior at my side, our attacks synchronized, relentless. Rowan’s defenses flickered, just enough for me to glimpse the truth in his eyes—the bond, the connection, the history we shared.

Chapter 12 “Don't worry she will be just fine, no one will ever know what happened here.” The stranger said, as he placed his hand on the Omega's neck his eyes glowed purple, the next thing that happened made Ahnyla fall backwards. The Omega's eyes flashed purple and then turned back to their original color. When the stranger removed his hand her neck there was no scar. “What did you do? How did you do that? The Omega is going to tell the alpha what happened and he will kill my baby and then me. Why are you doing this?” Ahnyla asked as real fear gripped her.

I would address my warriors later. As it is now, I wanted to get better and my warriors needed to be treated as well. "Luna, are you okay." My beta yelled from behind. "Summon the pack healer." She said again as I transformed. As soon as I transformed, Ace ran into the room and I collapsed to the ground in my naked glory. In one swift second, he transformed and immediately took me in his arms. My whole body had blood stains on it and my left ankle was twisted at an odd angle.

Akira felt it claw at her mind, whispering it's venom. She almost pulled away, terrified by it overwhelming power — Almost, but the goddess’s presence steadied her. “See the wound beneath the rot.” she whispered and she looked deeper Beneath the writhing black mass, she found something smaller. A boy. She saw a young Orion laughing beneath a younger moon,arguing passionately about justice. She reached for that but the darkness was snot willing to let go. It screamed and thrashed and tightened around him, pulling him deeper and deeper into some kind of cage

Then: "Because I was afraid of you." I stared at him. "You were an Omega," he said. "On paper. That's what the hierarchy said. But you were never, you were never actually an Omega. Not in any way that mattered. You walked into rooms and people noticed. You argued with me when no one argued with me. You looked at me like.." he stopped. "Like you could see exactly what I was. And I was about to be Alpha and I couldn't have a mate who could see exactly what I was."

My little laugh makes her give up right then and there and she drops her arms, taking a couple of steps towards me, "Oh, my boy, are you okay now?" "I'm fine, Mom. I left the inhibitors," I mutter under my breath, "I'm not in the academy anymore, obviously, but... I'm in MMA classes. I still want to be strong, I just... I guess I've come to accept that I can only be a strong omega. I'll never be an alpha."

“Not just that. I also need to deal with a dangerous human. I was in a car accident with my dad last week, and he’s in a coma now. Plus, Alpha Adams of Red Ravens Pack is up to something fishy.” “So, you’re saying there are bigger problems, and you’re telling me about your mate first?” I was silent. My priorities were clear without even realizing it. “Who is this girl, really?” he asked, curious. “She’s Alpha Adams’ daughter, a rejected Omega.” “And she has such a strong effect on you? That’s intense. Now, who’s the person behind the accident?” “A business partner.” “I’m sure you’ve got plans, Achilles. You’re sharp and dangerous.”

Another one waited in my pocket, just in case. Just in case, if you lose control, you’re dead. Publicly, this place was called the World Hockey Academy—a factory for champions, Olympians, prodigies. Cameras loved it. Sponsors poured money into it. Parents bragged about it. Privately, it was something else entirely. Alpha Academy. An institution built to break wolves and rebuild them stronger. A hierarchy carved in blood, sweat, and enchanted ice. The rink beneath my feet was warded to withstand supernatural force—so Alphas could hit harder, skate faster, and fight without restraint.

I will never let something happens to the man I love. Hector and Lucas shift to their wolf form. Lucas's wolf was bigger than Hector's wolf. I felt so scared. I believe that my mate is strong, but is his strength enough to defeat Lucas?

It was empty, but there was no telling if anybody was following me or something so I hid in the back, between two towering shelves of history books, and finally let out a breath. My hands were shaking. I had just stood up to the three most powerful guys in the school, and a random alpha that kind of sounded like he could make my life way more miserable if he wanted to. I was probably going to pay for that for the rest of my life. God, my head hurt. “Oww,” I winced the minute I touched my forehead. Healing as an Omega would take forever. Life sucked. "That was quite the performance," a voice said from behind me.