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The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-One
Ethan was stunned to his feet, the harsh fragrance of smoke stinging his nostrils as he overviewed the wreckage around him. The blast had diminished the once-imposing machine to a smoldering pile of turned metal, its dull energy at long last quenched. But the sight that held Ethan's heart was the two figures lying still in the midst of the flotsam and jetsam.“Selene! Lena!” Ethan's voice broke with freeze as he faltered toward them, his legs scarcely holding him up.Selene was the closest. Her body lay still, her once-vibrant ruddy hair now tangled with blood and sediment. Ethan dropped to his knees next to her, his hands trembling as he touched her by the neck, looking for a beat. He was relieved when he felt the faint, unfaltering beat beneath his fingers.“Selene, hang on,” he whispered, his voice choked with feeling. She was barely alive.He looked over at Lena, fear biting at him internally. She was folded against a broken piece of apparatus, her dull hair covering her face. Eth
The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-Two
The abyss extended with unnerving speed, the snarl became louder and more threatening, resonating through the old chamber. The air around Ethan and Lena grew thick with fear as the harsh darkness leaked out from the abyss, expending the remnants of the once-grand structure that had housed their last showdown with Draven.Ethan's grasp on Lena's hand was fixed. “We have to be moving now!” he encouraged, pulling her toward the contract entry that had driven them here. But the shadows were quicker, ringlets of inky blackness crawling up from the chasm, coming out just like the fingers of a few inconspicuous beasts.Lena glanced back at the chasm, her eyes wide with terror. “It’s not just shadows, Ethan. It’s... alive.”The realization hit him like a punch to the intestine. Whatever was rising from the profundity wasn't just a few dull drives; it was a being of unadulterated grudge, an animal born of the exceptionally obscurity that Draven had looked for to use. And now, with Draven gone,
The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-Three
Lena was already on her feet, pulling him up. “Come on!” she urged, her voice sharp with urgency. “We can’t stay here!”The storm rolled in with unnatural speed, a divider of dull clouds gulping the moonlight as Ethan and Lena gazed at the figure on the removed slope. The air buzzed with inactivity. The figure remained unmoving, an foreboding outline against the scenery of the drawing nearer whirlwind.“We ought to move,” Lena whispered, her voice scarcely capable of being heard over the rising wind. She pulled at Ethan's arm, her eyes wide with a blend of fear and assurance. “Whatever that thing is, it's not here to help.”Ethan gestured, his look waiting on the figure for a minute longer before he turned and walked behind Lena. They sprinted over the open field, the storm at their backs, heading for the thick forest that lingered ahead. The trees offered some similarity of cover, their branches influencing savagely within the wind as the storm closed in.But as they came to the tree
The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-Four
Ethan's heart beat in his chest as he squinted into the obscurity, his beat uproarious in his ears. The quiet was choking, broken as it were by the black out, musical sound of dribbling water reverberating afar off. He had no sense of time or place, as it were the cold, onerous weight of the obscure squeezing in on him. Where was Lena? Fear undermined to surpass him, but he constrained it down, centering on his breathing. *In… out…*The darkness was absolute, but as Ethan strained his faculties, he started to notice faint signs of light, gloomy, blue-green shines that appeared to beat in and out of focus, like far off stars. As his eyes balanced, he saw that the light was coming from slim, luminescent fungi developing along the dividers of what showed up to be a cave. Ethan stood slowly, his muscles stiff and aching from the fall. He reached out to touch the wall beside him, the stone cold and slick under his fingers. It was wet, likely from the same source as the dripping sound. He
The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-Five
Ethan’s world was a void of coldWhat he recalled lastly was the voice, chilling and hint, whispering that it wasn't over. As awareness gradually returned, he felt a sharp torment emitting from his bear and an overwhelming weight over his chest. His eyes vacillated open to a dim, glinting light.The cavern was still, trembling with the rough constrain that had nearly buried him alive had subsided. The air was thick with dust and the fragrance of damp soil. Ethan lay in the midst of a heap of rubble, half-buried but supernaturally alive. Over him, the ceiling had undoubtedly collapsed, but a little take had saved him from being pulverized.Groaning, he shifted to free himself, wincing as his shoulder screamed in protest. A quick assessment told him that it wasn’t dislocated, just bruised. As he pushed the rocks off his chest, he realized with growing alarm that the root that had blocked his escape was gone. Not just the root, there was a clear path leading out of the cavern. It was as
The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-Six
Ethan's heart beat as he stood within the bizarre, nightmarish landscape. The ruddy sky lingered over him, casting an eerie gleam over the twisted structures on the horizon. The ground, throbbing underneath his feet, like a tremendous life form breathing underneath him. He wasn't just in another section of the cave; he was in another world, a world that resisted everything he knew.For a minute, he became afraid. He was alone, distant from anybody who could have helped, in a place that wasn't supposed to exist. But he constrained himself to breathe, to focus. He thought of a way back as he adjusted his shirt.He started to walk cautiously, his eyes checking the fog for any signs of movement. The figures he had seen a while ago were gone, but their presence lingered, a danger hanging within the air. Each sound, each move within the fog, made his beat enliven.As he moved forward, the landscape appeared to alter, the structures within expanded, in spite of it all he wasn't certain if he
The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-Seven
Ethan stood within the spooky quietness, gazing at the spot where Miriam had been as it were minutes ago. His heart beat in his chest, his breath worn out as the reality of his circumstance sunk within. The shining crystal was smashed, the tower around him decreased to rubble, but the nightmarish landscape remained. The fog still twirled around him, thick and choking, and the sky over still shined with an unnatural ruddy tint.“Miriam,” he whispered, the sound of her name misplaced within the harsh stillness.But there was no reaction. She was gone, and Ethan was all alone in this turned dimension, with no plan on how to escape from it. He took a profound breath, driving himself to the center. He stood still trying to focus. He had to discover a way out, for both their sakes. As he began to move, the ground beneath him trembled, a faint echo of the earlier destruction. Ethan froze, listening intently. The tremors developed more grounded, the ground throbbing as though something gigan
The Damned Alpha Chapter Fifty-Eight
Ethan's heart hustled as he confronted the tremendous serpent and the turned figures developing from the fog. His intellect shouted at him to run, but there was no place to go. The cavern had collapsed behind him, and the serpent blocked the way ahead. The bad dream he had thought he'd gotten away was currently closing in on him from all sides.The serpent's yellow eyes bolted onto Ethan, its forked tongue flicking out as though tasting the fear within the air. The turned shapes, once human but now twisted, shadowy forms of their previous selves, moved with spooky quietness, their deformed appendages and empty eyes sending a chill down Ethan's spine.Ethan took a step back, his intellect hustling for a way out. He couldn't battle all of them, not in his current state. But he couldn't just relent, either. Miriam's destiny, whatever it was, served as a horrid reminder that this place had a power above his comprehension, a constraint that might bend reality and break indeed the most grou
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The tremors within the ground heightens, the echoes of dim enchantment resounding through the air as the abyss appeared to cling to Marcus's very soul. Clara bowed next to him, her heart dashing as she held his hand firmly, her eyes filled with courage and love. The chamber around them was still trembling with the aftermath of their battle, but Clara’s focus was entirely on Marcus. The curse was fighting to keep its hold on him, and she could feel the dark tendrils still embedded in his spirit.Ethan, Mariam, and Fenrik stood a few steps away, catching their breath after the battle. They traded stressed looks, knowing that this was the ultimate test. If they could break the curse, at that point everything they had battled for, all the sacrifices they had made, would not be in vain."Clara," Marcus whispered, his voice frail but unfaltering, "I do not want to leave you. I need to fight this, but I do not know if I can.""You will not fight this alone," Clara said firmly. She leaned clo
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As Marcus lay recovering, Clara’s heart ached with relief, but her mind couldn’t shake the looming sense of dread. The tremors had subsided, but the darkness that had briefly returned wasn’t gone, it was hiding, waiting. The sky, once brightening with the new dawn, seemed veiled in an eerie, gray mist that swirled as though alive.Marcus slowly sat up, his body still weak from the ritual, but his eyes were clear. “Clara...,” he began, his voice hoarse.“Don’t speak,” Clara urged, gently pushing him back down. “You need to rest.”“I’m fine,” he insisted, though his strength was clearly not back. He looked into her eyes, his hand finding hers. “You saved me, Clara.”A brief, tender silence passed between them, but there was no time for it to last. Ethan stepped forward, his expression tense. “We need to move,” he said. “Whatever that was, it’s not over.”Clara nodded, and though she wanted to stay by Marcus’s side, she knew Ethan was right. The battle wasn’t done yet.The group didn’t l
The Damned Alpha Chapter Ninety-Nine
The Abyss had been destroyed, but the aftermath hung heavy in the air. The void that once undermined to consume everything was now a calm, destroyed field, its perpetual obscurity supplanted with spooky silence. Clara stopped by Marcus's side, her heart pounding as she checked his beat. He was alive, barely.“Stay with me, Marcus,” she said softly, her voice breaking as she brushed his hair from his forehead. Blood seeped through his torn clothing where the claws of the void’s heart had struck him. His breathing was shallow, each rise of his chest labored and weak.Ethan and Mariam arrived at her side, their faces etched with concern. Ethan knelt beside Clara, his hands glowing faintly as he pressed them over Marcus’s wounds.“I can slow the bleeding,” Ethan said, his voice strained. “But whatever that thing did to him, it’s deep. Dark magic, he’s not healing as he should.”Mariam’s expression was terrible as she studied the scene. “We need to get him out of here now. This place still
The Damned Alpha Chapter Ninety-Eight
Marcus’s hands clawed the empty air as he plummeted into the chasm, Clara’s scream echoing through the void beside him. The sensation of falling was endless, as though the darkness itself had swallowed them whole. His wolf senses heightened, desperate to find a foothold or something to grab onto, but there was nothing, only an abyss so deep and ancient it felt like the very heart of the universe.Suddenly, the fall stopped. Marcus landed with a sharp thud, rolling into a crouch as his claws scraped the ground. His vision blurred momentarily, but he could feel Clara nearby. She was alive. The connection between them was still strong, burning with the intensity of the light they had forged together in the battle above.“Clara!” Marcus called out, his voice hoarse as he forced himself to stand. He checked the harsh darkness around him. There was no ground, no sky, just a perpetual field of dark.“I'm here,” Clara's voice came from behind him, frail but consistent. She faltered toward him
The Damned Alpha Chapter Ninety- Seven
Brutal tremors shook the ground beneath Marcus and Clara as they stood together, peering into the abyss from which the massive shadowy figure was emerging. Ethan, Mariam, and their allies formed a defensive ring, getting ready for the upcoming confrontation.“We’ve fought through everything,” Ethan growled, his voice tense but determined. “We’re not backing down now.”Marcus’s eyes narrowed as the towering creature loomed over them, its glowing eyes scanning the group with a malevolent hunger. This wasn’t just any shadow, this was something primal, something ancient, far beyond the darkness they had faced so far.“We broke the curse,” Clara whispered, clutching her dagger tightly. “But this... this is different.”The creature took one massive step forward, its claws tearing through the ground. The air grew colder, and a suffocating darkness fell over them. Marcus could feel the weight of the curse that had once shackled him pulling at his heart, but now, his soul burned with the fire
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The world had finally begun to heal. With the heart of the void destroyed, the darkness that had plagued Marcus, Clara, Ethan, and their companions was gone. The landscapes they passed on their journey north were bright with life, forests vibrant with greens, rivers clear and sparkling. Even the air felt lighter, free from the oppressive energy that once clung to it.But for Marcus, a storm still brewed inside.As they rode towards the northern realms, Marcus’s thoughts were heavy with Clara’s words, and with the curse that bound him. Though their victory had been decisive, his battle was far from over. The curse still coiled around his soul, keeping him from fully embracing the love he felt for her. Clara, riding beside him, was determined, her gaze fixed on the horizon. She was resolute in finding a way to break Marcus’s curse, no matter the cost.Marcus glanced at her, his heart tight with a mixture of hope and fear. The thought of finally being free of being able to love her witho
The Damned Alpha Chapter Ninety-Five
The abyss below swallowed Marcus, Clara, Ethan, Mariam, and their companions whole, plunging them into a swirling maelstrom of shadow and chaos. The Forgotten Realm, already twisted and unnatural, now seemed intent on trapping them within its darkest corner, the very heart of the void.As they tumbled through the darkness, Clara’s hand reached out instinctively, finding Marcus’s. Their fingers intertwined, and for a brief moment, amidst the chaos, there was calm. But this calm was short-lived as they were spat out into a vast chamber, the ground trembling beneath their feet. The heart of the void pulsed at the center, a massive, swirling vortex of pure darkness, its energy suffocating.The void was alive.Marcus shifted into his human form, his wolf side now too dangerous to control in this environment. “This is it. The core of everything.”The heart of the void radiated a malevolent energy that tugged at their souls. Shadows peeled off its surface, taking grotesque forms, guardians o
The Damned Alpha Chapter Ninety-Four
As dawn broke over the battle-scarred landscape, the world seemed eerily still. The weight of their victory over the abyss was heavy in the air, but the sense of finality was missing. Marcus, Clara, Ethan, and Mariam stood at the edge of the ravine where the final confrontation had taken place, gazing out over the ruins of what had once been a thriving forest. The shadows were gone, and the dark armies obliterated, but something lingered, a presence, barely detectable but undeniable.Clara turned to Marcus, her eyes reflecting the weariness they all felt. "It's too quiet. After everything, this doesn’t feel... finished."Marcus, his keen senses alert, frowned as he surveyed their surroundings. "I know. The abyss is gone, but the air feels wrong, like it’s holding its breath."Mariam, her energy drained from the prolonged battles, nodded in agreement. "There's an old saying in the ancient texts. 'Where the abyss falls, the void awakens.' I thought it was just a legend, but now..."Etha
The Damned Alpha Chapter Ninety-Three
The victorious glow that had settled over the group began to fade as the sky blackened unnaturally, the air crackling with tension. Marcus stood frozen, his sharp gaze fixed on the horizon. Clara felt the energy in the air shift, colder and more menacing than anything she had experienced before.“What is that?” Clara asked, her voice barely audible as the ground trembled beneath them.Ethan, his eyes scanning the sky, frowned deeply. “We destroyed the abyss… but this… this is something else. This feels older, darker.”From the distant mountains, the figure that had begun to rise now stood fully revealed. Its massive form blotted out the sun, casting a shadow across the entire valley. The creature was nothing like the abyss soldiers they had faced. It was ancient, its presence steeped in a malevolent power that had been dormant for centuries. As the ground shook, so did their confidence.Marcus stepped forward, his wolf senses heightened as he growled. “This isn’t over. It was lying in
