All Chapters of Omega Rejected: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Lysa was in the room when her brother came in to play with his nephews. Although they were not her nephews, she now knew the truth about their bloodline. It was a little confusing, and it still hadn't sunk in.-How are they? -Goth asked, looking at Luvioc.He was playing like a child, although he looked about fourteen or older. Lysa's cubs grew in an almost unnatural way. It was the consequence of being the offspring of an indigo wolf and a hunter. But she didn't know that for Lysa, it was just a failed romance that had left her pregnant.-I am not sleepy. -Luvioc said, almost stuttering.His mother could tell that something was wrong with him.-What is it, son? -Lysa asked, her maternal instinct on alert. She smiled kindly.-I fear the war is coming. -Luvioc looked down at the floor, his eyes fixed on the bedroom tiles.Lysa saw the same concern in the eyes of all the puppies there. They had a growing sense of fear. This was their first war.Especially for Luvioc, it was an overwhelm

SethThe cries of those who cherished the Omega flooded the forest. Seth tried to focus on something else while the others watched the eyes of Poison Death. The witch's prophecy was slowly coming true as she continued to hum as if amused by what was happening around her.-This is not right. -The one who spoke this time was Karly, who had not drunk the water.Her eyes reflected bitter sadness, disappointment, and uncertainty about what was to come. She believed in Seth more than anyone, but now she was watching her own die like flies in a simple trap. She could not bear it. She tried to stifle a sob, not wanting to cry in public.Then she let the sob come out. She dropped to her knees and watched as his got smaller and smaller. Seth put a hand on her shoulder to offer his condolences.-I don't want your crying. -She said, her voice hoarse. The pain was unbearable.Seth remained silent, he would not be able to tell her anything that could give her a cure for her illness, the sadness for

LysaMy son was worried, I could read in his eyes that this was something that really scared him. In all this time I had never seen him like this, it was as if he was giving off a terrible fright, as if he had seen something that traumatized him.I hugged him, holding him in my arms to bring him my warmth. When I felt his heartbeat, I could sense that it was racing.“Go play with your brothers for a moment, Luvioc. Stop thinking about the war.” I said, kindly.“It's not time, this is war. Mom!” she shrieked, angrily pushing me away. He clenched his fists as if he wanted to throw a tantrum, a scandal, as if he wanted to throw himself on the ground and kick madly.“Stop it Luvioc, you're just a child. We will protect this place, there are many wolves who will protect you.” My voice became much sterner.“They will be here soon. Mom, they might come tomorrow..." he started to say, stuttering, his eyes dilated, as if he was in a trance.That puzzled and alerted me at the same time. I looke

I was relaxed, for the first time in a long time. That substance running down my lips made the calm come back to me. The man filled my glass again, the waiters circled around as they served a myriad of dishes. The aroma of melted cheese, freshly baked bread and grilling meat made me realize the terrible truth. I hadn't had a decent lunch since all this started. Damn, I had barely been able to relax.“What a bummer.... This fucking fight made me lose like ten pounds.” Billy mumbled, as he wolfed down the cold meat on the silver platter.The cheese was what tempted him most, as was the variety of salted hams. He took several and popped them into his mouth, while taking a big sip of red wine. He let out a sigh of relief.“It is a sacrifice for the common good, we are the ones who will stop the attack of beasts like Goth.” I said, looking at him seriously, although I was starting to get dizzy.I sensed that the dizziness might be due to the fact that I was mixing champagne with the other

The night was slowly falling on us, I felt that overwhelming feeling of wanting all this to end once and for all. And I didn't like that, I wasn't backing down. The wolves began to stalk. There were at least twenty of them, good sized, with yellow eyes because they had night vision. My eyes were used to the night, I could see them without any problem. I took a breath, feet on the ground and then, closed my eyes trying to return to my faith."She waits for me."I thought, a thought that seemed simple. Each of those words gave me a big breath of air, as if I had no oxygen and thinking about her gave it back to me. Maybe it was the true love I refused for so long. Although, I wanted to forget her, I knew that behind this damned city she wouldn't remember me, wouldn't love me, that it would hurt me more than anything. I knew that the Omegas had to die in the end and it didn't move me as many fibers as I expected, maybe my heart was already dead and frozen.I would not be moved, it was as