THE ALPHA KING'S MAID
Barros Freile rejected but claimed by her four alphasalpha's regret: begging for my luna backpregnant and betrayed by the alphaadored by my ruthless alpha
He reached in, uncorked the jar, and released the insects onto the stone floor.
He watched them scatter with efficiency that filled him with genuine pride. Each found its target: bodies, ash, bloodstains, fragments of broken swords. On contact, the magical fire ignited—small blue flames that produced no smoke, no heat, but reduced matter to ash in seconds.
The fallen vampires disintegrated. Blood evaporated. Weapon fragments melted into metallic puddles absorbed by the stone.
In less than a minute, the gallery was clean.
Not pristine—centuries of dust couldn’t be erased—but free of any trace of the battle.