روايات وقصص ضمن Who Betrayed The Order Of The Phoenix

Seraphina said as she smiled. "Me too" Hyperion said as he smiled back. "I will be leaving on a secret mission with Lucian soon, there is dire news that we must confirm." "What is it?" Seraphina asked. "There may be a traitor within the Order. The news was received by a messenger, the details were unclear and vague. But the information was disturbing and the messenger had an urgent tone. We need to be sure that there is no one that is close to the crown who is using dark magic or any other form of trickery"

He had been working with the organization all along, luring us into a trap. I felt a surge of anger and betrayal, and I knew that we were in grave danger. We fought with all our might, but it was no use. The organization had outsmarted us. As we fled from the castle, our minds reeled with the realization that we had been betrayed. We had trusted the wrong people, and now our lives were in danger. As we ran through the woods, we heard the sound of hooves behind us. We turned to see a group of horsemen, led by none other than Sir Tristan, the commander of the King's army.

I wasn't born when the pact was made, but before he died, my father assured me that I could trust them with my life and that if my people failed me, the desert werewolves would help me. Leo's treachery stunned me to the core. He didn't even deserve to be Beta, and he wasn't in line to become the lead Beta. Mario should have been given the position, but I judged him and didn't think he was capable. Because I had known Leo and Grey my entire life, I wanted them to help me lead the pack. Little did I know that friends could betray one another and turn traitors. Leo betrayed me and the innocent Grey. And I wasn't just planning revenge for myself, but also for my friend, who died unjustly.

“You betray your pack for money? You endanger my wife and child!” “He promised I would be his Beta,” he blurted out, his hands shaking violently. “He said the pack was better off without you and the people needed to see it. It was only to scare them, to make them rally against you. That was what he told me. I had nothing to do with their chant.” My hand wrapped itself around his jaw and I squeezed tightly. He whimpered as his eyes rested on mine. “Who promised you?” “Trevor.” I nodded, my eyes red with anger. “Did you kill him to protect yourself?”

he explained urgently. A sense of anticipation hung as my pack members gathered around me. Celeste's voice trembled slightly as she spoke, her words carrying weight. "The individual conspiring with this warlock is someone very close, Alpha Aaron," she disclosed, her eyes meeting mine solemnly. My heart quickened its beat, my curiosity piqued. "Who?" I demanded, unable to contain my impatience any longer. "Just tell me!" And then, like a thunderbolt, Esmeralda stood in the doorway, her presence demanding attention. "It's your father, Leon. He is the traitor," she declared, her voice steady. The room fell silent, all eyes fixing on the revelation that had just been unveiled.

The moment his eyes met mine, he dropped to his knees. “Please, Alpha!” he begged, voice desperate. “I had no choice!” The entire hall held its breath. I crossed my arms, my eyes burning with restrained fury. “Explain. Now.” I ordered—not because I cared, but because everyone needed to hear the truth. The servant lowered his head, shaking. “The triplets... they bought the potion from me. I’m just a young potion vendor. I had no idea what they were planning. They used it on you. The betrayal... it was a trap!”

He sighed showing an apologetic look on his face. "The truth is, the Santos' never betrayed us, Enzo was the one who betrayed them. He made a plan to kill Draco and he deliberately sent you out under the pretense of picking up your brother just so he could execute his plans. And he instructed me to call you and tell you that the Santos' betrayed the alliance so that when you returned and found them dead, you wouldn't blame him. But the hatred between Enzo and Draco was too deep, they killed each other." This revelation made my heart slam against my chest heavily.

"Get your eyes checked, bro. Sera's part of Dawnlight now." "Do you know what happens to people who betray the base?" "Oh, I know how betrayal feels, Joshua. You guys did it to me first!" I laughed mirthlessly. "Are you seriously that daft, or do you just have no shame?" I couldn't believe Joshua's audacity. Furious, Joshua came up to us, but then a jet of blood came flying out of his mouth. A smile curled my lips. He must've failed to keep his grubby hands to himself if he was hurt this badly. Then, I looked around. No sign of Irene.

his words carried bitterness but I was too shocked. "What?" Duke and I exclaimed at the same time after Damien spoke. So he betrayed his pack for nothing. I'm not surprised. Prince Marcus was so cunning. I recalled when I killed the mage king, Prince Marcus didn't try to defend. He took off with some of the mage warriors, leaving his leader to his fate. I knew Damien had more to say. His eyes were welled up and I could feel the blend of emotions operating through him. "And.." I urged him to continue.

My control was dangerously close to snapping. “Elwyn was working with twelve others,” she whispered, her eyes fixed on my claws. Twelve traitors in our midst. Twelve pack members who betrayed us all. My heart sank when she shared their names. Some of my highly trusted men and women were not trustworthy at all. I stormed out of the cell without looking back. The betrayal hit me hard. Gavin Delacour was the one on the front lines when my father was killed by rogues. It made me wonder if Gavin had a hand in his death. I would find out for certain, and hell would hath no fury like me when if I found out that he did.