All Chapters of Louisa Unchained: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

　　Louisa's POV　　Just when Alpha Zackery was about to say something, a voice appeared from a distance.　　"Aha, Zack, finally! I've been looking for you all morning!"　　"Oh, mine. I'm not ready for this." Alpha Zackery tapped his forehead and took a deep breath. Then, he grabbed me and pulled me behind his back.　　I saw a giant man walking towards us. He was in a deep purple hunting suit, followed by several servants and a couple of hounds. His broad shoulders and athletic body reminded me of those bronze statues in front of the Moon Goddess Shrine.　　He stood in front of Alpha Zackery like a mountain and cracked a big smile at Alpha Zackery.　　"Alpha Titan, Uncle, I didn't know that you were here. I thought you were in Mareeba."　　"I can't stand the southern beach. The heat waves and the humidity. And the feeling that sands getting between your toes? Yuck. My physician told me that I'll feel way better and refreshed in the north. So I thought to myself, why don't I pay my dear old fri

　　Louisa's POV　　"There's nothing about me that is relatively close to decency. There's no nobility in my adversity," I tried to push him away and said, "So quit pretending and let go of me. Whatever I've been through is insignificant and it's irrelevant to you."　　"Whatever you have been through, it doesn't matter. All your misfortune stops as soon as I appear in your life for the first time." Alpha Zackery said in a plain voice. "I won't let anyone hurt you in this Kingdom. You're safe with me."　　He looked quite calm and reserved when he said these words. The determination written on his face showed that he meant every word he had just said. There was a dash of sorrow in his motionless piercing blue eyes, like ripples emerging in a pool of mysterious dark pond because of the chilling north wind.　　No matter how hard I struggled, I just couldn't get out of his arms. Eventually, I became exhausted and gave up protesting.　　He wrapped his arms around me and held me tightly in front of

　　Louisa's POV　　I turned my head away from Lucas to look at the dancer's performance.　　Having learned about the tragic origin behind the dance, I could easily tell the desperation and pain hidden behind the dancers' sophisticated moves.　　I had thought this kind of temptatious dance was performed for men’s pleasure by women, but I had never expected that it could be this expressive. The movement of those women's almost naked torsos was heavy because they were carrying invisible heavy barrels of gun powders. The thin long chains, decorated with all colors of sparkling gems, represented the shackles that they used to wear. They danced in a row because they used to be chained in a row. Stepped in one another's footsteps, they walked on the path of death.　　Decades past, their tragic horrifying death was choreographed into dissolute dance.　　No wonder people like Lucas are turned on by this kind of dance. I thought to myself. They thrive on people's suff

　　Louisa's POV　　"Not really. I'll escort this young lady back to the carriage." Alpha Zackery stood up as well, holding me in his arms.　　"Are you sure, Your Excellency? You don't get this kind of sport in King's Land." Lucas leered at him and asked.　　"I'm very sure of that." Alpha Zackery replied, walking me out of the tent.　　Lucas kicked Darren and walked out of the tent with us, followed by Lucian and Darren from a distance.　　I strained my ears to listen to what they were saying.　　"He's done with you, Darren." Lucian's voice was cold and blunt.　　"Master Lucian, please give me another chance..." Darren begged in despair.　　Lucian asked in a reserved voice, "When I got you back from the brothel, what did I tell you?"　　"You asked me to serve Master Lucas faithfully and I should always do what he has asked me to do."　　"So what makes you think that you can outsmart and betray him?"　　"I'm sorry, Mast Lucian... Please give

　　Louisa's POV　　Blanco stopped at the edge of the hunting ground.　　I patted his neck and said, "What happened old chap?"　　Blanco snorted and shook his head.　　"I can't go in there. They're flying arrows. It's too dangerous," he said.　　"OK. So you stay here and wait for us," I said.　　Blanco neighed, "What?! You can understand me?!"　　"Yeah," I said. I flipped off his back with Will and was about to get into the woods, but my hair was pulled by something.　　When I turned back, I saw that Blanco was chewing my hair.　　"Don't do that. That's my hair, not hays," I protested.　　"I know. But I can't let you get in there. You'll be shot dead and nobody can talk to me," Blanco said.　　"What is he saying?" Will looked up and asked me.　　I lifted him in my arms and said, "Will, I need you to change into mist and get in the woods to look for Darren. Blanco says there will be some flying arrows."　　"They won't get me. Don't wo