All Chapters of The Alpha's Warrior: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Christmas morning was filled with the comforting smell of roasted meats, warm bread, and the spice of mulled cider as pack members gathered around the tables for a feast. No one talked about the war, even if between us, we knew that Silas was dead and Noah had actually sent his dead body over to the Crescent Moon—a Christmas gift Killian would remember. Sabrina told me that she has managed to create the antidote and tomorrow she and Avery will start injecting the warriors and everyone else with it before leaving for the battlefield.Cora, Rose, and I had gathered gifts over the past weeks, and together, we made our way through the pack, handing small wrapped bundles to every member. The omega children squealed with delight as they tore into theirs. Stacks of gifts piled up for Aurie and Theo, each pack member contributing something to bring joy to the children. I glanced at Shae and Lia as they added their own contributions to the ever-growing pile. Everyone’s gestures, big or small,

                                                                              IvyThe tunnel opened into a dimly lit corridor, damp and suffocating. The walls were carved from rough stone, and the air carried a mix of mildew and iron—the unmistakable scent of blood. My boots scraped softly against the uneven floor as Sabrina and I moved forward, her magic casting a faint glow that barely pierced the oppressive darkness. I knew this place. This was the Crescent Moon dungeon. “Stay alert,” Sabrina whispered, her sharp eyes scanning ahead. A faint noise—shuffling footsteps and low murmurs—pricked my ears. We slowed, pressing against the cold stone walls. “They&rsqu

AsherThe wind howled, carrying a bitter chill as we marched toward the battlefield. Snow whipped through the air, stinging like icy shards against my wolf’s fur. Mac's paws crunched through the thick blanket of snow that coated the ground, the cold barely registering in my mind. The forest loomed ahead, its dark silhouettes blurred by the blizzard.At my sides, the pack moved in perfect formation. GrayCrest wolves formed the vanguard, their steps steady and deliberate. To our left and right, allied forces spread out, forming a crescent that stretched into the treeline. Despite the storm, every movement was precise, every warrior holding their position with discipline.Logan’s black wolf, Axel, massive and imposing, led the charge at the center. Beside him, Noah’s wolf, Noel, kept pace, its bulk matching Logan’s, his ears twitching at every sound carried by the wind. I took my place beside them, Mac surging for

IvyThe weight of my words hadn’t even settled before the reality of what I’d just agreed to hit me. My chest felt hollow, my breath shallow and ragged. My hands trembled as they brushed against the slight swell of my belly.Sabrina’s voice, quiet but grim, broke through my spiraling thoughts.“GrayCrest is losing horribly,” she said. “Cora has been bitten by a vampire.” She must have been watching with her abilities to look into the future.“Archer is barely holding on,” Sabrina continued, her voice softening as if she hated to deliver the next blow.“And Asher…” My head snapped up.“What about Asher?” I demanded. Sabrina’s eyes met mine, worry dancing in them.“He’s going to face Killian.”It was as if the floor had fallen away beneath me. My knees buckled, and I reached for the edge of the table to steady myself. Asher. My mate. My anchor in this storm of chaos. My thoughts tumbled over one another, a

IvyThe warm sunlight fanned my face, a gentle caress that eased the weight crushing my chest. The scent of wildflowers hung in the air, their delicate fragrance wrapping around me like a soft whisper of peace. My feet sank into the soft grass, the earth beneath me firm yet comforting. For the first time in what felt like forever, everything was still.Laughter drifted through the meadow, light and pure, tugging at my heart. I turned toward the sound and saw her—a little girl running barefoot, her dark, curly hair bouncing as she moved, catching the sunlight like a halo. My heart clenched as her bright blue eyes, my blue eyes, met mine. She giggled, her laughter filling the air like a song, her small arms reaching upward."Mommy!" she called out, her voice filled with innocent joy.My chest swelled, a warmth spreading through me, I hadn’t felt in so long. Before I could take a step, Asher appeared beside her, sweeping her into his arms. His rare smile—one that could light up even the d