Novel & Cerita Who's The Traitor In Black Clover

"Found the traitors." "Traitors, as in plural?" "Yeah. It's all there in black and white."

“Your legacy ends with me—because I’ll rebuild something you never understood. Loyalty. Unity. Love.” He laughed again, weakly this time, leaning against the pillar. Then something in his eyes shifted. He looked behind me. Too late. A second figure, cloaked, lunged from the shadows. I turned, struck with every ounce of power I had—and the traitor flew back, crashing into the throne. The hood fell. It was one of my council. One of the trusted. A snitch. He coughed, staggering to his feet. “You’re not ready for what’s coming, daughter. You’ve made enemies far beyond this little room.”

Avery laughed softly, her laughter was like music to my ears, and I couldn’t help but smile, despite the anger simmering beneath the surface. Laura leaned back against the couch with a sly smile, crossing her arms as she eyed me. “The Alpha I know wouldn’t be this calm unless he’s already found out who the traitor is.” I smirked, my eyes meeting hers. “You know me too well, Laura.” Avery turned her wide, curious eyes toward me, her lips slightly parted as if bracing herself for my next words. “I know exactly who the person is,” I said, my voice steady but laced with the sharp edge of authority. I allowed the room to settle into silence before delivering the name. “The traitor is none other t

Finally, he sighed, his shoulders slumping as if under the weight of something unbearable. "Sera… I didn’t want you to find out like this. But there are things you don’t understand, things that go deeper than you realize." I narrowed my eyes, not liking where this was headed. "Stop speaking in riddles, Caleb. If you know something that could save Silverwood, you need to tell me now." He took a deep breath, his gaze finally meeting mine with a mix of guilt and resolve. "I’m not the traitor, Sera. But I’ve been working with someone who is."

Declan added, and continued as well. "What is most surprising is that the relics were intact. An insider masterminded this whole thing. Someone who is familiar with most things in the pack." Declan added. He had become furious now, and I could tell from how breathy he sounded. "We'll find out who the traitor is, and we'll make him pay." I had barely finished speaking when the knock sounded on the door. "Yes?" I called out, facing the door which was immediately pushed open but with care.

I stared at the surveillance screen in disbelief, watching as Griffin Mercer sat down across from Claire with the casual confidence of someone who had nothing to hide. Griffin Mercer, the alpha who had been one of our earliest coalition supporters, whose son had died during the Montana assault, who I had personally apologized to for not being able to save everyone. Griffin Mercer was the traitor. "Tell me I am seeing this wrong," Owen said beside me, his voice tight with barely controlled fury. "Tell me that is not Griffin sitting with Claire right now."

She was still confused by the situation. I had kept her in the dark because I knew how much she trusted those around her. I was afraid she would give something away. “Miss Bloom, let me explain,” I said, stepping forward. “I had always felt that the entire scandal was a setup, but you insisted that everyone on your side was loyal. After following everything for a few days, I realized that only someone close to you would understand your habits. So there definitely had to be a traitor on your side. Given the quality of the clip, I believed a full version of what happened that night existed, so I used that information to set a bait. As long as we could identify the traitor, we might be able to

A smile tugged at the corner of my lips. Clary was brash, loud, and smarter than half the tech division put together. One of the best hackers in the world, she’d been part of a heist with a group of criminals, planning to steal a priceless item from the museum, until I caught them before they could make a move. But when I saw her potential, I offered her a deal to work with me. She’s been by my side ever since. She was the only person I trusted in this place. Everyone else was either bribed by someone influential or waiting for me to screw up so they could take my place.

Like everyone who helped me, he got a miserable, bloody, and lonely end. “Naida!” Eolia was in my face, eyes wide with worry, “What's going on? Why are you—” Realization dawned on her. That I was the traitor he had helped. That I was the reason the Ivorythorn guards killed him. And they were still out there, roaming the borders in search of the traitor who murdered their Alpha. They would not stop, unless they had me back in their clutches, to pay for a crime I couldn't remember. A crime I didn't commit.

I knew that it was another of my people who had decided that betraying me was a good job rather than respecting me as the Alpha. "What were they saying?" I asked her. As usual, I made sure nothing showed in my voice to let out what I was feeling. She explained everything to me. When she was done, I was left dumbfounded. Somehow, this woman had turned out to be the one who gave me another lead about the identity of the cloaked man once again. And this was not just any lead, it was a lead that would eliminate the traitor once and for all if what she was saying was the truth.