All Chapters of Ashina the Lost Princess: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The cabin I live in now is the one I have lived in since I was six years old. As I look back on my first day here, I don't remember much of what happened that day. As my aunt said, trauma often conceals memories that are too painful to bare, such as those that are from childhood. As I remember it, everything was chaos, there were many wolves running around everywhere. When I was a child, I remember my mother (I am not able to remember her face any longer) dragging me to my aunt and uncle's house. "Get the princess out of here as soon as possible! She should be taken to the cottage which is hidden in the forest. Esther, if we don't show up at the cottage by the time you arrive, it means we have died." "I don't understand what you mean, sister! The thought of leaving you is too painful for me! I would like you to come with me, sister!” "Obviously, Esther, you know that I cannot do so, as I am one of the most skilled warriors here, apart from you and your mate, and my mate as well. As

Upon entering the library, my eyes lock with the good-looking prince I had broken up with a year ago, and a rush of conflicting emotions overwhelms me. Despite our relationship being over, I can't seem to shake his lingering pursuit. I know the inevitable time will come when I'll be leaving, and he'll find his true mate. The pain of not being able to see each other weighs heavily on us both, but I hold onto the hope that we'll be better off for having split up. As I see him approaching, memories of our secret encounters and the struggles of our forbidden love flood my mind. It's clear that his position in the kingdom has kept us hidden, making me doubt the sincerity of his feelings for me, a she-wolf. Summoning all my strength, I approached him with a stoic expression. "Cadma, what are you doing here?" I ask, trying to keep my emotions in check. He smirks and leans against a nearby post, retorting, "What? Why can't I visit my favorite librarian?" His nonchalan

In every place I visited, upon learning of my existence, our witch cast a spell on the inhabitants. The enchantment ensured that if they tried to betray me, their tongues would wither away. It was crucial to keep this a secret from the tyrant who oppressed my people. The initial reaction of these pack Alphas was to belittle my youth and decline to aid our cause. However, once my alpha genes asserted themselves, I made it known that my age, be it 16 or 17, did not diminish my ability to lead as an Alpha. My warriors and I would then lay out our strategy, infusing our audience with a sense of hope. Such optimism was vital to bolster the spirits of my people and to pave the way for triumph. The most challenging encounter awaited me at the Eastern Kingdom. The King there had a reputation for being the most difficult to persuade. My head warrior, Rector, was met with a dismissive 'No' from the King—without even the perfunctory civilities. Fortunately

I was sitting in the main tent where we had folding tables set up with holograms of the kingdoms and the areas between the kingdoms and the packs. I was getting tired; it was late, and I started to miss my little brother. He wasn’t happy when I left. I had just let him know he wasn’t biologically my brother. I let him know that it wasn’t blood that made us siblings but our love for one another. I explained to him he was a dragon, a rare dragon at that. I let him know he was to stay behind and train on the dragon ways. That he could continue to stay with Nana or live with the king. Gandor was not happy with what I had told him, so he ran away that night and didn’t come back until morning. His friend’s mother let us know that he was at her house. This way we wouldn’t be stressing about where he had gone and send out search parties for him. Rector had brought me out of my stupor to let me know the sun had set and it was now time to leave for the Shadow Crown pack, which is the royal pac

It had been a stressful few day for me, and my wolf was anxious as well. He was unsure why he was so anxious. I was really not looking forward to dealing with the group that was going to arrive. In addition, the princess was still a teenager, and I was not interested in negotiating with a starry-eyed teenager who had no knowledge of war or lending my warriors to a giggly teenager with starry-eyed eyes. I am not about to send my warriors to death for a teenager, despite the fact that her title may mislead many into a false sense of security. In my opinion, my sister is the co-alpha. It is better for her to make the decision on this since she is more adept at dealing with people than I am. As a matter of fact, I am blunt and do not engage in any political discourse. This is the reason why I did not meet the princess and her group. Honestly, I did not give it much thought as I did not care about them, considering this to be disrespectful. I was approached by one of the Omega's who saw th