Chapter 54 Zion kept reminding himself to stay patient. With one arm supporting the princess and the other free, he was at least able to open doors or defend against any sudden attacks. But time was running out—the magic of the cloak was beginning to fade, and he had no

Chapter 53 “See? I told you—no one’s here. You’re just being paranoid,” one of the male vampires said as he stepped into the room, glancing around. His eyes lingered a little too long in one corner of the dimly lit space, and Zion felt his muscles tense. He could see

Chapter 52 As soon as Zion wrenched open the sewer gate, a blood-curdling screech echoed from the top of the tower. The vampire lord, disturbed from his slumber by the ear-splitting explosions, was furious. His ears rang with the aftershock of the blasts, and he felt as though he were

Chapter 51 Using their speed and the dense shadows of the Dark Forest, Zion and his team moved like ghosts, hidden from sight. Zion, with his midnight-black fur, was practically invisible in the darkness, allowing them to slip past the vampires undetected. But the task was far from easy. Zion

Chapter 50 As the warning cry echoed through the air, every werewolf tensed, bodies lowering instinctively, ready to leap skyward at a moment’s notice. Above them, the sky burned a deep crimson, stained like blood at dusk. From the distant fortress, the vampires began to emerge—dark shapes rising like a

Chapter 49 Greg had intentionally increased the portion size. As an Alpha, Zion was larger than the average wolf, and his body demanded more food to sustain both his size and power. Alphas possessed incredible brute strength, but that strength came with a cost—it consumed an enormous amount of energy.

Chapter 48 If they were tasked with holding the front lines and diverting the vampires’ focus, they felt it was a more manageable challenge. Once inside the fortress, however, there would be no support, no matter how loudly they screamed. Everyone agreed that it was a bargain. Once the arrangement

Chapter 46 “Levi,” Zion’s voice was calm, but there was a hint of finality to it. “Come with me to the office.” He turned sharply, heading toward the Alpha’s office as he continued to descend the stairs. Addison’s garden could wait for now; there were more pressing matters to discuss

Chapter 45 Zion marched down the stairs with purpose, his expression hard and unreadable. Levi followed closely behind, silently observing the sudden shift in his Alpha’s demeanor. Zion moved like a man on a mission—determined, focused, as if clinging to some unspoken resolve. After a few moments, Levi finally broke

Chapter 44 While most would try to hide the shame of their Luna running away from her Alpha and their territory—if only to save face for the Alpha and protect the reputation of the entire pack—Levi was different. He hated his Alpha. He hated the people of his pack for

Chapter 43 To cover thousands of miles in an instant, Elric had to gather a significant amount of rare ingredients and supplies to perform the complex spell needed to open a stable portal from the Royal Grounds to the edge of the Sacred Lands—and another to return. The spell was

Chapter 42 Hatred simmered within the Alpha King as his wolf snarled furiously inside him. “No one hurts my pup! No one! I’ll tear them to pieces!” the wolf growled in his mind, its fur bristling, fangs bared, ready to leap and destroy. The Alpha King was on the verge

Chapter 41 There was no mistaking the face of the girl lying in the bed—it was his daughter. Though thinner and more gaunt than he remembered, her features were unmistakably hers. But her once radiant golden hair had turned a dull brown. As if that wasn’t shocking enough, the royal

Chapter 40 The Alpha King furrowed his brows. Too many things weren’t adding up—and others were starting to notice as well. It was clear that the situation was far more complicated than it appeared, and they needed to proceed with extreme caution. At the same time, they had to keep

Chapter 39 But the girl before him… she was nothing like that. She looked as if she had been battered by countless storms, each one leaving its mark. She seemed broken in a way he couldn’t comprehend. And there was something else—a void. He couldn’t feel her wolf, that primal

Chapter 38 Elric patted his chest anxiously, releasing a shaky sigh as the weight of the situation pressed down on him. Suddenly, the Queen collapsed in tears, her sobs echoing through the room as she saw Addison’s condition. “Take my blood! Take my blood and save my baby!” she cried,

Chapter 37 “She’s dying,” the healer said grimly as he placed his glowing hands over Addison’s chest, channeling his energy. “Her heart’s under extreme strain. She’s lost too much blood—it’s barely managing to pump what little remains through her body.” The Royal Doctor immediately took charge, barking orders to the

Chapter 36 He chased it like a lifeline, tearing through the forest and killing whoever stood in the way until he arrived at the clearing where Elric and the others had stood moments before. But by then, it was too late. They were gone. Only the lingering echo of her

Chapter 35 “I’m Elric, a mage…” the elder introduced himself, though his voice carried hesitation. He glanced around, confusion flickering in his eyes—he, too, seemed unsure of why he was there. There was only one explanation forming in his mind, and his gaze shifted back to Addison, though he couldn’t