All Chapters of I AM ALPHA AND OMEGA: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The night was thick with tension as I stood in my quarters. The flickering candlelight cast long shadows on the walls, reflecting the turmoil within me. The door creaked open, and Maria stepped in, her face shrouded in an enigmatic expression."Maria," I greeted her, my voice cold and measured. "What brings you here at this hour?" I was truly surprised but acted like her presence meant nothing.She closed the door behind her and approached cautiously. "I heard you sent soldiers to Nashville to look for Zaza. I'm here to tell you she's not there."I narrowed my eyes, my suspicion deepening. "And how would you know that? Unless, of course, you're involved in her disappearance."Maria's eyes widened in feigned innocence. "You think I'm behind all this? That's absurd. I care about Border Town as much as you do."I took a step closer, my gaze piercing. "You expect me to believe that after everything that's happened? Zaza's disappearance, the bandit attacks, the civil unrest, Maria, it all

I called for the small council. And as I stood at the head of the table, my gaze swept across the assembled faces. We have now included the protesters and nobles to join the elders who make decisions tough to make or execute."I've called you all here to discuss an important matter," I began, my voice steady. "General Masa was a hero who gave his life for our safety and freedom. We owe it to him and to ourselves to honor his memory with a befitting burial."Immediately, the room erupted into chaos. The nobles voiced their agreement, their support for the General's honor clear. The protesters, however, were less than pleased. They shouted their dissent, their voices full of anger and frustration. The elders, the wise ones who had seen many seasons pass, remained silent, their eyes observing the scene with a calm, discerning gaze.One of the protest leaders stood up and pointed a finger at me. "We don't need a grand ceremony for the likes of him! He was part of the problem, part of the

The next morning, Alpha Jo stood at the entrance of the palace, preparing to leave for Nashville. I approached him, my thoughts still on Nashville and how to ensure my parents and the entire Omega clan were safe.“Alpha Jo,” I called out, and he turned to face me, a mix of determination and weariness in his eyes. “I wanted to let you know that we will be coming to Nashville to help you fight the bandits. But first, I need to ensure that peace reigns here.”He nodded, understanding the weight of my responsibilities. “I appreciate that, Ava. Nashville is in dire need of strong allies.”I stepped closer, lowering my voice. “Jo, you have to be careful. The situation is volatile, while I want to ensure all this crisis ends, I want you to help keep the omegas and my parents safe.”He looked at me with a grave expression. “I know. I’ll be on guard and my job as Alpha is to keep everyone safe. But promise me something, Ava.”“What is it?” I asked, curious and concerned.“Promise me that you

Karim and I moved with precision, our blades clashing against the formidable leader of the rare breeds. His movements were swift, his strikes deadly, but we pressed on.It seemed we were gaining the upper hand until a sudden, brutal swipe of his claws caught Karim on his right arm. Karim cried out, stumbling and falling to the ground, clutching his wounded limb.Panic surged through me. Alone, I knew my chances of defeating this leader were slim. But I had one advantage, one gift that could turn the tide. Summoning every ounce of focus, I activated my vanishing gift, disappearing from sight. In the momentary confusion, I maneuvered around him, reappearing just behind and beneath him. With a swift, decisive strike, I slashed through both his legs, severing tendons and bringing him crashing to his knees.He roared in pain and fury, but I didn't hesitate. I placed my sword against his neck, pressing just enough to draw blood. "Surrender," I commanded, my voice cold and unwavering. "Tell

The air was thick with tension as we prepared to launch our attack. Our hideout was filled with the quiet murmurs of our troops, each one braced for the coming battle. I turned to Kim, my brow furrowed with concern. “Why haven’t we seen Bjorn and his team yet?” I asked.Kim, his eyes scanning the darkening forest, shook his head. “Bjorn’s team will be approaching from our left,” he said. “They’re taking a different route to flank Arit’s forces.”I bit my lip, frustration bubbling up inside me. “We need to intercept them and stop them from attacking. We can’t afford any mistakes.” My mind raced with the possible scenarios. If Bjorn’s team attacked prematurely or from the wrong angle, it could jeopardize our entire plan.Kim’s expression remained calm, but there was a hint of worry in his eyes. “To get to them, we’d have to move through Arit’s camp,” he explained. “That will draw attention and likely lead to a confrontation before we’re ready.”The weight of his words settled on me. Mov