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With my own power alone, I probably had no way to fight against Alice. Feeling completely defeated, I returned to my hometown, cut off all contact with Alice, and even deleted every way she could reach me. Later, my parents introduced me to a guy, and we decided to get married. Even then, Alice would not leave me alone. She suddenly showed up at my wedding and destroyed everything, even causing my parents' deaths. I lost everything and had no idea how to fight against that so-called system. In my despair, I chose to end it all.

"But if he won't have you, this conversation is over." Jaxon. I swallowed hard. Just hearing the name made my chest tight. Jaxon was the strongest Alpha in the territory, known to be ruthless. The man I'd publicly rejected. People had been whispering about what I did to him for months. Get his forgiveness now? I was not sure about that. But the Moon Goddess's words echoed in my head: Follow the path that fate laid out for you. Fate. Fated mate. Jaxon. Maybe this was what she meant.

But because betrayal changed them completely. And a wounded heart was easier to redirect than a healed one. “She won’t refuse,” I said calmly. “You sound certain.” “I am.” “How?” I looked up slowly. “Because life has already cornered her for me.” Ethan didn’t respond after that. Probably because there was nothing to say. The room fell quiet again while rain battered harder against the windows. I glanced once more at the paused image on the television screen. Adrian looked victorious. Untouchable and happy.

Every instinct within me screamed to rush to his aid. With a fierce determination, I turned to the warriors around me, my voice filled with urgency. "We have to save him! Lucien is still inside!" The pack's warriors, their faces etched with concern, followed my gaze to the inferno that once was the alpha's mansion. Without hesitation, they formed a protective circle around me, their determination matching my own. Together, we raced toward the burning building, our steps propelled by a desperate need to save our alpha's son.

Mama narrowed her eyes as she hit lightly on my back with the rolling pin, "At least respect your mother and don't curse in front of me." I huffed, I barely cursed but some people tended to grate on my nerves. Rolling my eyes, I let myself out of the bed, "Whoever this god is, we will make him eat his words. He is so gonna regret it." "Just don't go near him," Mama sighed as she watched me brush my teeth, "He is a Victor." My eyebrows scrunched as I met her eyes through the mirror, "The Victors?" She nodded. "Why would Victors come to our restaurant?" My voice was muffled as I looked back at her, "They're rich and super snobby. They don't eat in local eatella."

["True, but in special cases, you're allowed to kill them. This is one of those special occasions." "Why is this a special occasion?" ["The Male protagonist gained a conscious."] "What do you mean he gained a conscious, didn't he always have one?" ["Not that kind, no, this one is against the world's control, he broke free of his fate and broke the link that allowed the world to not only influence him but also control him, it's like a book character coming to life and refusing to follow the path that was laid down for them."] " I see, but why is this so dangerous that the world itself wants me to kill him?"

But the bastard seemed unaffected by her attacks, his immortal ability granting him resilience. I regained my footing and joined the fight again as my growls blended with Adeline’s snarl and launched a coordinated assault. Together, we fought Elijah with our combined strength and agility, proving to be a formidable challenge even for one as powerful as he. But he was not to be underestimated. He unleashed a devastating blast of energy, sending Adeline and me to the ground with a pained whimper. We were stunned for a moment, our breathing coming into a ragged grasp as we struggled to stand up and fight.

"When we learned you were heading to the racetrack, we followed you there, but we still couldn’t find any trace of him. That’s why Casey made a point to warn you." He then added with a slight shift in tone, "But judging by how you handled yourself at the racetrack, it seems you didn’t really need our warning. You were never in any real danger." This admission caught them by surprise—they hadn’t expected Lindsay to be so strong. Not only did she avoid the dark energy attack, but she also managed to counter it, leaving her opponent seriously injured. With the enemy now weakened, this was the perfect time to capture him, which was why they approached Lindsay for help.

Wang Yuji raised his hand, gesturing for the meeting members to share ideas with each other. “In my opinion, the best strategy for breaking through Yin Mimi's fortress is to send out a full fleet of Red Bats! The Red Bats were renowned for their mastery of the Immortal God arts. I think they can be more resistant to receiving attacks from three sides of the fort at once!” suggested Xiang Ling, vice chairman of the Death Moon sect, a black sect located in the Beibu district.

Huckle sneered menacingly. "Oh?" Chase raised an eyebrow. In an instant, Chase shifted his stance and moved like a phantom, closing in on Huckle. He delivered a powerful punch that sent the man flying. Huckle's chest caved in as his bones shattered under the impact. "You..." Huckle struggled to rise but only managed half a word before coughing up a mouthful of blood. Chase's physical strength was terrifying. Even using only a fraction of his power, he managed to crush a stage-eight martial monarch with a single blow.